While it is clear Tariverdiev (1931–1996) is a major figure in Russian culture, he is not as well known in the west as John Barry (1933–2011), another composer associated with cinema who is synonymous ...

Born in 1931, the Russian composer Mikael Tariverdiev scored more than 130 Russian films in his lifetime. The box set Film Music is his first introduction to the West, and it is all the more ...

Mikael Tariverdiev composed music for the 1960s Soviet hit Goodbye, Boys! and hundreds more film and TV scores, but he is hardly known outside of Russia and movie-buff circles – this lavish three-disc ...

For those who don’t think that Russian music ends with the last chord of balalaika we would like to present our audio-podcast devoted to the contemporary Russian music. It’s up to you to decide ...

This product uses the TMDb API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDb. A wreath of movie sets dedicated to the love of music and composer Mikael Tariverdiev.

American organist Robert Horton came back from Russia this month having hit all the right notes by winning the Mikael Tariverdiev International Organ Competition of Kaliningrad. Horton was one of the ...

Had Washington and Moscow been on better terms during the 20th century, Mikael Tariverdiev would be a household name here — at least among film buffs and music nerds. But since mutually assured ...

Together by chance: Andrey Myagkov as Zhenya and Barbara Brylska as Nadya in 'The Irony of Fate' On his arrival in Leningrad, Zhenya thinks he is still in Moscow, gets a taxi to his home address, puts ...