Nikolai Kapustin
Soviet and Russian composer and pianist
About Nikolai Kapustin
Lived 1937 – 2020 (aged 82). Nikolai Kapustin was a Ukrainian and Russian composer, classical pianist, jazz musician and pianist.
Initial musical training (1943–1952)
Return to Ukraine and the reclaimed piano In 1943, after Ukrainian territory was reclaimed from fascist forces, the family returned to Nikitovka. They discovered that their house had been completely destroyed during the occupation, forcing them to live in the home of their neighbors for two years until Grigory returned from the war in the summer of 1945 and rebuilt their house on its original foundation. In preparation for his entrance to the Moscow Conservatory, his teacher Avrelian Rubakh arranged a private audition with the legendary pianist and pedagogue Alexander Goldenweiser. Kapustin's performance of Liszt's immensely difficult Don Juan prompted Goldenweiser to ask Rubakh, "Where do you find such a pianist?"
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Who was Nikolai Kapustin?
Soviet and Russian composer and pianist (1937–2020)
When was Nikolai Kapustin born?
Nikolai Kapustin was born on 22 November 1937 in Horlivka.
When did Nikolai Kapustin die?
Nikolai Kapustin died on 2 July 2020 in Moscow.
What was Nikolai Kapustin's occupation?
Nikolai Kapustin was a composer, classical pianist, jazz musician and pianist.
What nationality was Nikolai Kapustin?
Nikolai Kapustin was Ukrainian and Russian.
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