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Irma Jaunzem

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85:(The Song of the Shepherd). Thanks to her discoveries, she included Belaruian folk songs in her performances in the country's most prominent theatres, gaining the support of the Belarusian authorities and becoming a soloist with the Moscow Philharmonic Society in 1925. 92:. In the 1930s, encouraged by the Academy of Sciences work in Leningrad in support of folklore research, she undertook tours of Central Asia, documenting the local folk songs. Her repertoire ultimately included several thousand folk songs. During the 73:, she was forced to earn a living by working with small musical groups performing in provincial theatres. After the hostilities ceased, she performed with two budding young musicians, the pianist 58:, Irma Petrovna Jaunzem was the daughter of Pēteris Jaunzems (also Pyotr Jaunsem) and Evelina Martynovna who were both Latvians. After matriculating from high school, she studied at the 20: 69:
She apparently did not complete her studies at the Conservatory. In 1917, she returned to Minsk for the summer holidays but as a result of the commotion caused by the
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when he became aware of her Latvian origins. He introduced her to the Latvian community's choral association which inspired her interest in Latvian folk music.
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which she collected from her travels to villages throughout the country. She subsequently extended her research to the four corners of the
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From the mid-1920s, Jaunzem toured more widely, performing in China, Korea and Japan as well as in the 1927 World Music Exhibition in
81:. It was then she embarked on visits to Belarusian villages where she discovered a wealth of folk songs, one of which was the popular 96:, she performed for troops on the front. In the 1950s, she began work as an educator in the All Russian Variety Workshop and the 120: 116: 274: 289: 259: 254: 59: 38:
singer and educator. Initially performing with small ensembles, she soon began to specialize in Belarusian
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under the soprano Xenia Dorliak. She was also assisted by the Lavian composer
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Irma Jaunzem died on 17 April 1975 and is buried in
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Latvian-Belarusian mezzosoprano folk song specialist
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mezzo-soprano
folk songs
Soviet Union
Minsk
Saint Petersburg Conservatory
Jāzeps Vītols
Russian Revolution
Vladimir Horowitz
Nathan Milstein
Frankfurt
Second World War
Ippolitov-Ivanov School
Moscow
People’s Artist of the RSFSR
Order of the Red Banner of Labour





"Яунзем Ирма"
"Jaunzem Irma P."
"Music and Lyrics Jewish folks Singer Irma P. Jaunzem"
"Ирма Яунзем"
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1897 births
1975 deaths
Musicians from Minsk
Soviet women singers

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