Born 1 January 1941 in Asov. Vocal studies at the conservatory in Rostov-on-Don.
In 1971, Majboroda completed his studies at the Rostov-on-Don Rachmaninoff Conservatory (A. Beljaeva's class).
In the same year, he joined the Kirov.
From 1975 to 1977, Majboroda perfected his skills at La Scala, where he prepared: Radamès, Otello, Ismaele and Cavaradossi.
From 1979, Majboroda was a soloist with the Bolshoj, where he sang comprimario parts at the end of his career.
His repertory at the Bolshoj included:
José, German, Master of Ceremonies (Pikovaja dama), Nozdrjov (Shchedrin's Mjortvye dushi/Dead souls), Pinkerton,
Don Juan (Dargomyzhskij's Kammenyj gost), Andrej Khovanskij, Golitsyn, Kuzka (all three: Khovanshchina),
Bomelij (Tsarskaja nevesta), Iskra (Mazepa) ,
Osip Nikiforovich (Noch pered Rozhdestvom/Christmas eve), Grishka Kuterma, Shujskij, Grigorij, Bojar (Boris Godunov),
Albert (Rachmaninoff's Skupoj rytsar), Dante (Francesca da Rimini), Abdallo, Prince of Persia (Turandot), Shabby Person &
Coachman (Lady Macbeth Mtsenskogo uezda/Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk), Almerik, Master of ceremonies (L'amour des trois oranges),
Footman, Kutuzov's Aide-de-camp and Backstage voice (Vojna i mir/War and peace).
Majboroda's repertory further included: Menshikov (Petrov's Pjotr Pervyj/Peter the First), Vladimir, Don Carlo and Werther.
Majboroda toured, among other countries: Italy, Yugoslavia, France, England, Turkey, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Greece, Sweden,
Switzerland, Scotland, Holland, Germany.
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