Vasil'yev-Buglay, Dmitry Stepanovich
(1888–1956)
Vasil'yev-Buglay [Vaséelyiff-Buglígh], Dmitry Stepanovich (7–28/8–9–1888, M.; 10–15–1956, same). Choral cond. and comp. Studied at the M. Synodal Sch. (1898–1906) with Viktor Kalinnikov and Kastal'sky. Directed choirs from 1906, collected over 500 folk songs, and was an active member of the Russian Assoc. of Proletarian Musicians (RAPM) and Proletkult. Is remembered as a founder of the Soviet mass song genre. Works: Sort by:DefaultTitleDateAscendingDescending 2 op., incl. Fatherland's Call…