Issay Dobroven
Issay Dobroven · Arts & Literature
Conductor and pianist
1891, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia — 1953, Oslo, Norway
Russia · Norway · Sweden
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Issay Dobroven was a Russian-born conductor, pianist and composer who led major opera houses and orchestras across Europe, including at La Scala and in Scandinavia. A pupil renowned for his Mussorgsky and Russian repertoire, he built an international career after leaving the Soviet Union. He was born into a Jewish family and originally named Itzhok Barabeichik.
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Conductor and pianist
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Music
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