Keneman, Fyodor Fyodorovich
(1873–1937)
Keneman [Kénimuhn] (Koenemann), Fyodor Fyodorovich (4–8/20–1873, M.; 3–29–1937, same). Pianist, comp., and pedagogue. Grad. from the M. Cons. as a pianist (1895) and comp. (1897), following study with V. Safonov (pf), Ippolitov-Ivanov, and S. I. Taneyev (counterpoint). Taught theory at the M. Cons. from 1899–1932; among his students were M. F. Ivanov, Senitsa, and Vishkaryov. Also concertized and for many years accompanied F. Chaliapin, for whom he wrote ballades and romances, incl. the…