About Valentin Vikhorev
Born 1931. Valentin Vikhorev is a Russian writer.
Valentin Ivanovich Vikhorev (born November 22, 1931) is a Soviet and Russian singer-songwriter whose instrument is the seven-string guitar. Valentin was born in Leningrad and is regarded as a member of the movement called Soviet "Bard" culture.
Compositions
Songs
Beyond Luga, beyond Luga... There is a backpack from farm to farm ... How windy and wet it is today... Summer goes south... Wet maple outside the window ... We will go with you to the forest for berries ... On the Solovetsky Islands... The tram left for the front ... We've lost our nerve... Jumping, jumping mailers ... Summer is leaning like a ripe ear ... There are tents in the March snow... August, my friend, has a cool summer day... The tired wedge slid down to the water... I would say good things to you...
Recordings
1988: Vikhorev V.I. “I would tell you a lot of good things..." (Melodiya)
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Contemporaries
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Valentin Vikhorev?
Soviet singer-songwriter
When was Valentin Vikhorev born?
Valentin Vikhorev was born on 22 November 1931 in Saint Petersburg.
What is Valentin Vikhorev's occupation?
Valentin Vikhorev is a writer.
What nationality is Valentin Vikhorev?
Valentin Vikhorev is Russian.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Valentin Vikhorev
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