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MICHAEL IVANOVICH See also: Russian musical composer, was See also: born at Novospassky, a See also: village in the See also: Smolensk See also: government, on the and of See also: June 1803
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His early See also: life he spent at home, but at the age of thirteen we find him at the Blagorodrey Pension, St See also: Petersburg, where he studied See also: music under Carl Maier and See also: John
See also: Field, the Irish composer and pianist, who had settled in
See also: Russia
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We are told that in his seventeenth See also: year he had already begun to compose romances and other minor vocal pieces; but of these nothing now is known
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His thorough musical training did not begin till the year 183o, when he went abroad and stayed for three years in See also: Italy, to study the See also: works of old and See also: modern See also: Italian masters
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His thorough knowledge of the requirements of the See also: voice may be connected with this course of study
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His training as a composer was finished, under the contrapuntist Dehn, with whom See also: Glinka stayed for several months at Berlin
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In 1833 he returned to Russia, and devoted himself to operatic composition
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