Alexander Alyabyev

Alexander Aleksandrovich Alyabyev (Александр Александрович Алябьев) ( August 15 , 1787 , Tobolsk – March 6 , 1851 , Moscow ) was a Russian Composer .

The participant of Patriotic War 1812 , he was the officer up to 1823 . He was the author of Vaudevilles and Operas (including '' Moonlight Night, Or The House-spirit '', staging 1823 ) and wrote choruses to a prologue '' Celebration Of Muses '' for opening the Bolshoi Theatre ( 1825 ), in 1827 - Ballet '' Magic Drum, Or Consequence Of The Magic Flute ''. In 1825 he was arrested on false charge for murder and was banished to Siberia in 1828 . He moved to Caucasus and later to the Southern Ural Mountains . From the end of 30th lived in Moscow .

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	1787 births

	1851 deaths

	russian composers

	romantic composers

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