Polovinkin [Puhlavéenkeen], Leonid Alekseyevich (8–1/13–1894, Kurgan; 2–8–1949, M.). Cond., comp., and linguist. Polovinkin was educated in M., where the family moved in 1896. He studied law at M. Univ. from 1917 and, at the same time, music at the M. Cons., which he entered in 1914. He studied composition with Myaskovsky and Katuar (Catoire), orchestration and form with Vasilenko, piano with L. Konyus and later Kippa, and also had lessons with Glier in fugue, with V. A. Zolotaryov and A…