Igor Khudolei’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Russian composer
Was Musician 
Educator 
Composer 
Music educator 
Pianist 
From Russia 
Russia 
Type Academia 
Music 
Gender male
Birth 4 July 1940
Death 1 January 2001
(aged 60 years)
Star sign Cancer

Igor Leonidovich Khudolei (also Khudoley) (7, July 1940 – 2001) was a Russian pianist, composer and Honored Artist of Russia.

He graduated from the Moscow Conservatory and post-graduate courses under Professor Ya. Flier (piano). Igor Khudolei attended the classes of Professor S.Balasanyan (composition). Khudolei is a laureate of several competitions – International Pianists (Lisbon, 1946), All-Union Pianists Competition (Kiev, 1970), and All-Union Composers Competition (Moscow, 1963).

Compositions

  • Concert Suite for Piano after Mussorgsky’s Opera “Boris Godunov”
  • Transcription for piano of Night on Bald Mountain, by Modest Mussorgsky

Discography

  • M.Mussorgsky:Pictures at an Exhibition,Igor Khudolei:Boris Godunov,suit;Igor Khudolei, piano;(Melodiya Record Company, USSR, 1990).
  • Schnittke: Symphony No. 4; Three Sacred Hymns; Iarslav Zdorov, countertenor; Dmitri Pianov, tenor; Igor Khudolei, piano; Evgeniya Khlynova, celesta; Elena Adamovich, harpsichord; Russian State Symphonic Cappella and Russian State Symphony Orchestra conducted by Valery Polyansky (Chandos Records Ltd., 1996).
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