Презентация, доклад Рахманинов в Крыму 6 класс

to the fact that so many of my contemporaries do not know the Great Musical Classics of our great and talented Russia, and even more they do not know that very many of them made a great contribution to the development of Crimea , Crimean culture, education of the Crimeans, including musical one. One of the greatest musicians is S.V. Rakhmaninov. I'm a pupil of gymnasium 9 and I'm studying at the musical school No. 1 in Simferopol, in the very first musical school in Crimea, which was opened by S.V. Rachmaninov at the beginning of the last century. My musical school bears his name. Therefore, for me, the topic of S.V. Rachmaninov in Crimea turned out to be very close.

The main part.

and the impact of Crimea on the musician and composer. I am a grade 4 student of Rachmaninov musical school №1 of Simferopol. Attending school, I was wondering "Why is the school named after Rachmaninov? How old is the school?." I am are very interested in these issues. In my opinion, I have done a little, but interesting research.

The portrait of Sergei Rachmaninov

, 1873, in the estate of Oneg, Novgorod province. His family was musical. His grandfather ,Arkady Alexandrovich, was a pianist . His father Vasily Arkadyevich was a musician and played only for friends and family. His mother, Lyubov Petrovna was the pianist. The first music teacher of Sergei was his mother. When Sergei Rachmaninov was four he played 4 hands with his grandfather Arkady Alexandrovich.

1885 he stydied in the Moscow Conservatory. In 1893, Sergey graduated from the Moscow Conservatory piano and composition department with honors.

The St. Petersburg Conservatory .

The Moscow Conservatory.

which was written in just 17 days! The examiner Tchaikovsky put his student and friend the top five with three pluses. A year later, the Opera of the 19-year-old composer was staged in the Bolshoi theatre. "Aleko" at that time was the creation of the supreme master. This graduation work has not still left the Opera houses.

which premiere was a complete failure. The failure Rachmaninov took tragically and for several years stopped composing music while remained only a pianist. Over the next three years he did not write anything.

the southern coast of Crimea with a group of pupils of the Professor of the Moscow Conservatory, Nikolay Zverev. They usually stayed at professor’s friends in the estate of the Tokmakovs in Miskhor.
The arrival of young Rachmaninov in 1887 was remarkable because exactly in Crimea he began to compose music.

1898. It was a tragic period in the life of a musician. At this time Rachmaninov suffered a failure with the first Symphony. It turned out to be his deep psychological trauma. He wrote: All my faith in myself collapsed.

tour: Moscow — Kharkov — Kiev — Odessa — Yalta. The concert was a huge success. Chaliapin sang and Rachmaninov accompanied him perfectly.
In Yalta the concert was attended by Anton Chekhov who had already moved to live in Yalta. He watched the play of young Rachmaninov .
Rachmaninoff spent some time in Chekhov's White Dacha

very quiet place. I specifically went with my Parents there. It's quiet , peaceful, in a room on the 2nd floor there is a piano.

In this room guest Rachmaninoff visited the A. P. Chekhov's White Dacha .

This piano Rachmaninov played his works when he was visiting Anton Chekhov.

impact on Rachmaninoff. Gradually his depression began to faint. After this trip, Rachmaninov wrote the first piece of "Rock" and dedicated it to Anton Pavlovich Chekhov.

famous man. His concerts took place successfully in London. In St. Petersburg "Aleko" was put. He arrived in Yalta this time on invitation of his admirer Alexandra Andreevna Lieven. Again, Yalta, mountains, sea, clean healing air inspired Rachmaninov's writing. Within six months after the trip to Crimea he had already written his masterpiece Second Big Concert.

was appointed Deputy-President of the Imperial Russian Musical society. He travelled to Russia and opened a musical society .
In 1909, Rachmaninoff arrived in Simferopol , where he opened a branch of the Imperial Russian musical society
The opening of the branch took place on 1 January 1909, then musical classes started to operate, the head of which Princess A. A. Maksutova was appointed who graduated from the St. Petersburg Conservatoire. In 1911, the Department has educated 100 children. In our time in music school №1 of Simferopol 1500 children are training.

Yalta for the last time. This visit was very painful and sad. Sergey said goodbye to Crimea and Russia. He came with his wife Natalia Alexandrovna and daughters Irina and Tatyana. Before departure to Moscow in Yalta city on 5th September 1917 Sergei Rachmaninov gave his final farewell concert .

tour to Scandinavia and did not return to Russia again. In 1918 he and his family settled in the United States. The last 25 years Rachmaninov led a life of a travelling piano virtuoso. The fame of Rachmaninov-pianist, which untill 1917 was quite great, soon became legendary.

Rachmaninov until the end of his days remained a Russian patriot . In 1941 in Europe the war began. On 1st November Rachmaninov gave a concert in New York, money from which went to the red Army.
Rachmaninov died on 28th March 1943 in Beverly hills, California, the USA, he did not live three days to his 70th birthday. He was buried in the cemetery Kensiko.

Conclusion.

conclusion that:

Great happiness for a man is when he can afford to be where his heart and his soul are. To create where the inspiration is. To live at home.
Despite the fact that America applauded Rachmaninov , he was homesick. I would not like to leave my homeland.
Crimean nature is healing. Not for nothing it is written in some articles that the week spent on the southern coast of Crimea has the same impact on health as you stay a month at the European resorts.
In the future I would like to play Rachmaninov’s music in Yalta city garden on 5th September. Now, the old summer theatre is the concert hall of the Jubilee.

of Yalta city garden.