Russian and Ukrainian speaking Tenors Index
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It would be most unfortunate if anybody perceived the makeup of this section as a support for the criminal
actions of the current Russian government against the sovereign Ukrainian state. Historical Tenors is presenting Russian and
Ukrainian (and Belarussian) speakers in one chapter not for political reasons, but simply because all singers in question
form one vocal school, and because those ethnicities have been tightly intertwined, geographically, already since Tsarist
times.
Let's put it clearly: the Putin government's aspiration to hegemony over Ukraine (and over other neighbour states, too)
is totally unacceptable, and Mr. Putin's (and his supporters') moronic gibble gabble about
the need for a "denazification" of Ukraine is an insult to the intelligence of any listener. Ukrainian president Zelenskyj is
Jewish, and a native Russian speaker – and has been elected by the majority of Ukrainians. That's proof enough that racism
and nationalism are no rampant problems in Ukraine. The only fascist state anywhere around is Russia; and so the country that
urgently needs to be demilitarized and denazified is Russia. Russian "internal affairs" have to be treated with the same respect
that Russia shows for Ukrainian internal affairs. Mr. Putin and his fellow fellons have to be put on
trial before an international tribunal; I hope they spend the rest of their lives in
the darkest imaginable dungeon, on bread and water.
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Before you begin, make sure you've read the Instructions for use with thorough explanations on transliteration from Cyrillic script, or trying
to find anybody in this section, or to recognize aria and song titles, will make you despair.
A
Alchevskyj,
Anatolij Aleksandrovich,
Mikhail Aleksandrovich,
Alekseev,
Andrijenko,
Andrjushchenko,
Anikeev,
Antonov,
Atlantov,
Azrikan
B
Babij,
Balotsin (Bolotin),
Batorin,
Beljaev,
Belugin,
Bilynnyk (Belinnik),
Bobrov,
Bogachov,
Bogdanovich,
Bojtsov,
Grigorij Bolshakov,
Nikolaj Bolshakov,
Bonachich,
Borko,
Boryshchenko,
Bugaev
C
Chekin,
Chorovič,
Chuprynnikov,
Chyshko,
Ciaroff-Ciarini
D
Damaev,
Mikhail Davidoff,
Aleksandr Davydov,
Dedik,
Didyk,
Donatov,
Donskoj,
Dovenman,
Dubrovets,
Dubrovskij
E
Egorov,
Egudin,
Elnikov,
Ershov,
Evlakhov
F
Fedin,
Fjodor Fedotov,
Volodymyr Fedotov,
Figner,
Fokin
G
Galkoŭski (Galkovskij),
Galouzine,
Gavrilkin,
Geft,
Georgievskij,
Gerlach-Rusnak,
Glantz,
Glushakoŭ (Glushakov),
Golik,
Gres,
Grigoryev,
Grishko,
Gurjev,
Gutorovich
H
Hershman,
Holynskyj (Golynskij)
I
Isachenko,
Ishchenko,
Ivanovskij
J
Jadan,
Judin,
Juzhin
K
Kachalov,
Kadantsev,
Kaluzhskij,
Kanshin,
Karenzin,
Karolik,
Kartavenko,
Khanaev,
Khanedanian,
Khromchenko,
Kilchevskij,
Kirichenko,
Klementyev,
Konyshev,
Korchak,
Korobejchenko,
Koroljov,
Kozeratskyj,
Kozlovskyj,
Kravtsov,
Ksendzovskij,
Kudrjavchenko,
Kulko,
Kurzhijamskij,
Kuznetsov,
Kyporenko-Domanskyj
L
Labinskij,
Lapin,
Laptev,
Mikhail Larin,
Sergej Larin,
Laut,
Lemeshev,
Lisovskij,
Lomonosov,
Luder
M
Majboroda,
Makhin,
Maljutenko,
Martynov,
Marusin,
Maslennikov,
Aleksandr Matveev,
Matvej Matveev,
Menzinsky,
Mikhail Mikhajlov,
Mikhajlov-Stojan,
Maxim Mironov,
Valerij Mironov,
Mishchevskij,
Moiseenko,
Momot,
Morskoj,
Mykysha (Mikisha),
Myrkotan (Mirkatan),
Myszuga
N
Nagachevskij,
Naparin,
Ivan Nechaev,
Vladimir Nechaev,
Neljepp,
Neverov
O
Ognjevyj (Ognevoj),
Ohrenych (Ogrenich),
Oreshkevych,
Orfjonov (Orfenov),
Orlenin,
Osipov,
Ozerov
P
Pechkovskij,
Pelagejchenko,
Vladimir Petrov,
Pikok,
Gennadij Pishchaev,
Viktor Pishchaev,
Platonov,
Pletenko,
Pluzhnikov,
Poljakov,
Polozov,
Pozemkovsky,
Pronchev,
Pshenichnyj,
Puchkov,
Pyavko (Piavko)
R
Radamsky,
Radzievskij,
Rajkov,
Ritch,
Rogatchewsky,
Roitman,
Rosenblatt,
Rosing,
Rostovskij,
Rozanov,
Rozumenko,
Ruban,
Rudkovskij
S
Sabinin,
Sadovnikov,
Samofalov,
Samojlov,
Samoshin,
Savchenko,
Sereda,
Sevastyanov,
Shapin,
Shchavynskyj,
Shcherbakov,
Sheljuzhko,
Shulman,
Shvedov,
Sibirtsev,
Sirota,
Skala-Starytskyj,
Slovtsov,
Smirnov,
Sobinov,
Sokolov,
Solodovnikov,
Solovyanenko,
Spivak,
Srebnitskij,
Steblianko,
Steinberg,
Stoljar,
Streltsov,
Surzhikov,
Syrovatko-Zolotarjov
T
Tarashchenko,
Tarkhov,
Tatarov,
Timchenko,
Tkachenko,
Tretjak,
Tsarskij,
Tymokhin (Timokhin)
U
Ukrainskyj,
Ulyanov
V
Vasilyev,
Veljashev-Svetlanov,
Vesselovsky,
Vinogradov,
Vinokurenko,
Vitting,
Voskresenskij,
Vostrjakov
Z
Zaika,
Zajchenko,
Zakhodnik,
Zhilkin,
Zhukov
Further Russian and Ukrainian speakers can be found in the
Comprimari and No record
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