Oleksandr Myschuha

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Oleksandr Myschuha
Ukrainian postage stamp 2003

Oleksandr Pylypowytsch Myschuha ( Ukrainian Олександр Пилипович Мишуга , also Polish Aleksander Myszuga , pseudonym Alexander Filippi * 19th June 1853 in Novy Wytkiw in Lviv ; † 9. March 1922 in Freiburg ) was a Ukrainian opera singer ( Lyric Tenor ) and philanthropist.

Life

Myschuha attended the teachers' college in Lemberg and became a primary school teacher. Since 1878 he learned singing in Lemberg with Walery Wysocki . He made his debut in the Lviv Skarbek Theater in the opera Das Gespensterschloss by Stanisław Moniuszko . He continued his singing studies first in Milan , then in Paris with Giovanni Sbriglia (1832-1916).

1884-1892 he appeared in the Opera Theater in Warsaw , with great success in Moniuszko's operas The Ghost Castle and Halka . He then moved to Lviv and stayed there until 1905. He took part in the premieres of Władysław Żeleński's operas Goplana and Janek in Kraków and Lviv .

He appeared in the Vienna Court Opera in 1885 under the pseudonym Alexander Filippi. He has also made guest appearances at the Národní divadlo in Prague , the Paris Opera and the Mariinsky Theater in Saint Petersburg .

As the successor to Walery Wysocki, he taught according to his method at the Kiev Conservatory from 1905 to 1911 , and in Warsaw from 1911 to 1914. He spent the First World War in Italy . In 1918 he opened his own music school in Stockholm .

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  1. Biography of Oleksandr Myschuha on ukrainians-world.org.ua (Ukrainian); accessed on June 22, 2016