Feodor Ivanovich Chaliapin was born on February 1 (13), 1873 in Kazan, Russian Empire, and was a Russian opera and chamber singer. After vocal training with Dmitri Usatov, he moved to Tbilisi and performed at the Imperial Opera in Saint Petersburg in 1894, quickly gaining recognition for roles such as Mephistopheles in Faust and the title role in Boris Godunov. Chaliapin’s career expanded internationally from 1901, with a landmark appearance at La Scala and subsequent engagements at the Metropolitan Opera, where he returned in 1921 for eight seasons. Chaliapin received honors including the 1934 Commander of the Legion of Honor of France and a 1984 posthumous Hollywood Walk of Fame star. He died on April 12, 1938 in Paris.
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NKB SP Selection No. 16, Great Singer 3 Caruso with others Ponselle, Chorus
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Romances of Russian Composers
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| Feodor Chaliapin (Remastered) |
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Russian Romances
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The Art of Feodor Chaliapin: Opera Scenes and Arias
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Russia and Fiodor Ivanovich Shalyapin (1902-1934)
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Russian and Fiodor Ivanovich Shalyapin (1910-1934)
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Art of Feodor Chaliapin: Songs and Romances, Vol. 2
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Art of Feodor Chaliapin: Songs and Romances, Vol. 1
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| Chaliapin: the Complete Recordings 1907-1934 Volume 13. British and American Recordings |
| Chaliapin: the Complete Recordings 1907-1934 Volume 7. British and American Recordings |
| Chaliapin: the Complete Recordings 1907-1936 Volume 4. Russian Recordings |
| Chaliapin: the Complete Recordings 1907-1936 Volume 12. British and American Recordings |
| Chaliapin: the Complete Recordings 1907-1936 Volume 11. British and American Recordings |
| Chaliapin: the Complete Recordings 1907-1936 Volume 8. British and American Recordings |