and A. M.
Donova. In 1913, he went to Italy for further studies.
1911 to 1914, and 1919 to 1941 he
was a member of the Bolshoj in Moscow (debut on February 14th, 1911 as Bajan).
From 1914 to 1919, he was a member of the Zimin Opera (aka Theater of the Council of Delegated Workers after the revolution).
In 1914/15, he made guest appearances in Kazan.
Judin possessed a sweet, light, high tenor voice, and excelled in such roles as Nadir, Lenskij, Bajan, the Simpleton,
and Gérald.
His repertory included: Ryleev (Dekabristy/The Decembrists by V. Zolotarjov, world premiere in 1925),
Pjotr Andreevich (Kapitanskaja dochka/The captain's daughter by Cui), Lenskij, Astrologer, Berendej, Gérald, Roméo,
Fra Diavolo, Nadir, Shchukar (Podnjataja tselina
by Dzerzhinskij),
Bajan, Vladimir Igorevich, Vagoa, Simpleton, Sinodal, Indian Guest, Mozart, Vladimir Dubrovskij, Muri (Syn mandarina/The mandarin's son
by Cui), Erekle (Izmena by Ippolitov-Ivanov), Faust, des Grieux (Manon), Léopold, Almaviva, Duca,
Alfredo, Rodolfo, Canio, Lohengrin, Siébel, ...
His partners included:
V. Barsova, G. A. Baklanov, L. Baklina, D. Golovin, I. V. Gryzunov, M. Gukova, K. G. Derzhinskaja, A. I. Dobrovolskaja, I. Dygas,
E. Zhdanovskij, K. D. Zaporozhets, E. Katulskaja, Nina Koshetz, A.V. Nezhdanova, N. N. Ozerov, F. S. Petrov, V. N. Petrov-Zvantseva,
G. S. Pirogov, L. F. Savranskij, N. I. Speranskij, N. O. Stepanov-Shevchenko, A. I. Khokhlov, F. I. Shaljapin, ...
Conductors he appeared with included:
E. I. Bukke, E. A. Cooper, E. F. Nápravník, V. V. Nebolsin, F. V. Otsep, A. M. Pazovskij, E. E. Plotnikov, S.
A. Samosud, G. Shejdler, M. Shtejman, F. Stiedry, ...
He began
to teach singing with amateur associations in 1930.
1936–39, he taught at the amateur association club of railroad workers in Moscow.
1942–48, Judin was the leader and
director of the Moscow mountains operatic studio, and from 1948 to 1963, he taught at the Moscow
conservatory (professor in 1954).
His students included: Gutorovich, Mishevskij,
Vladimir Petrov, Pishchaev,
V. Popov, V. V. Rajtsev, A. Sakulin, I. M. Skobtsov, Timokhin, Timchenko, T. S. Judin, ... He was also the author of several books on singing.
Judin recorded for Pathé (1913), and Beka (1914).
Reference: slovari.yandex.ru (defunct)