The present Doodle, represented visitor craftsman Darya Shnykina, praises the 95th birthday celebration of one of the best Russian show vocalists of the twentieth century—Galina Vishnevskaya.
Galina Pavlovna Ivanova was brought into the world on this day in 1926 in Leningrad, Russia (current St. Petersburg) and became captivated with show at 10 years of age subsequent to hearing Tchaikovsky’s epic “Eugene Onegin.” While strolling the roads of Leningrad in the mid 1950s, Vishnevskaya coincidentally found a challenge to try out for the Bolshoi Theater—Russia’s most lofty drama lobby. She blew the appointed authorities away with her tryout, acquiring a spot as the year’s just auditioner acknowledged into the Bolshoi company.
In 1953, her youth dreams were acknowledged at the Bolshoi as she depicted the lead character Tatyana in “Eugene Onegin” with a new understanding of an exemplary person that turned into her unmistakable job. This denoted the beginning of a virtuosic drama profession that took Vishnevskaya to scenes all throughout the planet—frequently with her dearest dachshund Pooks close behind—from New York’s Metropolitan Opera to Helsinki’s Finnish National Opera. It was at the last scene that she gave her last exhibition of Tatyana prior to resigning in 1982.
As a gave compassionate, Vishnevskaya established the non-benefit youngsters’ government assistance association Rostropovich-Vishnevskaya Foundation in 1991 close by her significant other, the elite cellist Maestro Rostropovich. She likewise established the Galina Vishnevskaya Opera Center in 2002 to give a home to hopeful show artists. The two associations carry on her tradition of aiding and moving others right up ’til the present time.
Glad birthday, Galina Vishnevskaya!
