Serafim Antropov
Facts
16 properties- Instance of
- human
- Date of birth
- February 1, 1913
- Date of death
- July 19, 1988
- Place of birth
- Chișinău
- Place of death
- Bucharest
- Country of citizenship
- Russian Empire, Kingdom of Romania, Romanian People's Republic, Socialist Republic of Romania[8][9][10][11]
- Occupation
- cellist, classical composer, university teacher
- Employer
- Representative Central Band of the Romanian Army (1939–1941), National Radio Orchestra of Romania (1941–1943), Romanian National Opera (1943–1944), Iași "Moldova" Philharmonic Orchestra (1947–1950), George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra (1950–1958), George Enescu University of Arts of Iași (1944–1950), National University of Music Bucharest (1950–1977)[12][13][14][15][16][17]
- Educated at
- Academy of Music, Theatre and Fine Arts of Moldova (1927–1934), National University of Music Bucharest (1934–1938)[18][19]
- Student of
- Dimitrie Dinicu, Mihail Andricu, Alfonso Castaldi, Alexandru Velehorschi, Carmen Petra-Basacopol, Walter Michael Klepper
- Languages spoken, written or signed
- Romanian
- Family name
- Antropov
- Given name
- Serafim
- Record label
- Electrecord
- Discogs artist ID
- 4122927
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Summary
Born in Chișinău[1], he… he was born on February 1, 1913[2]. He passed away in Bucharest[3]. He died on July 19, 1988[4]. He worked as a cellist[5], classical composer[6], and university teacher[7].
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Education
Educated at Academy of Music, Theatre and Fine Arts of Moldova[18], a university[25], in Moldova[26], founded in 1940[27] and National University of Music Bucharest[19], a university[28], in Romania[29], founded in 1864[30]. Studied under Dimitrie Dinicu[31], a conductor[32], 1868–1936[33], of Romania[34]; Mihail Andricu[35], a composer[36], 1894–1974[37], of Romania[38], awarded the Enescu Prize[39]; Alfonso Castaldi[40], a conductor[41], 1874–1942[42], of Romania[43]; Alexandru Velehorschi[44]; Carmen Petra-Basacopol[45], a composer[46], 1926–2023[47], of Romania[48]; and Walter Michael Klepper[49], a composer[50], 1929–2008[51], of Germany[52].
Career and Affiliations
Employers include Representative Central Band of the Romanian Army[12], a military band[53], in Romania[54]; National Radio Orchestra of Romania[13], an orchestra[55], in Romania[56], founded in 1928[57]; Romanian National Opera[14], a theatre company[58], in Romania[59], founded in 1921[60], headquartered in Bucharest[61]; Iași "Moldova" Philharmonic Orchestra[15], a musical group[62], founded in 1918[63]; George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra[16], an orchestra[64], founded in 1886[65]; and George Enescu University of Arts[17], a university[66], in Romania[67], founded in 1860[68]. Notable students include George Georgescu[20], a conductor[69], 1887–1964[70], of Romania[71], awarded the Order of Labour[72], specialised in conducting[73]; Șerban Nichifor[21], a composer[74], b. 1954[75], of Romania[76]; Marin Cazacu[22], a musician[77], b. 1956[78], of Romania[79]; and Zoltán Szabó[23], of Romania[80].
FAQs
Where was Serafim Antropov born?
Serafim Antropov's place of birth was Chișinău[1].
Where did Serafim Antropov die?
Serafim Antropov died in Bucharest[3].
What did Serafim Antropov do for work?
Serafim Antropov worked as cellist[5], classical composer[6], and university teacher[7].
Where did Serafim Antropov go to school?
Serafim Antropov was educated at Academy of Music, Theatre and Fine Arts of Moldova[18] and National University of Music Bucharest[19].