- The
House of
Tsereteli (Georgian: წერეთელი), also
known as
Tsertelev (Russian), is a
noble family in
Georgia (and partly, a
Russian noble family) which...
- (Цветнов)
Tsvilenev (Цвиленев)
Tseytlin (Цейтлин)
Tselikovsky (Целиковский)
Tsertelev (Цертелев)
Tsekhanovetsky (Цехановецкий)
Tsigler (Циглер)
Tsimmerman (Циммерман)...
- 1885 as a
conservative organ, with I.S.
Durnovo as
publisher and
Dmitry Tsertelev as editor, but
failed to cope with the lack of
public interest and folded...
- in 2 acts, 4
scenes (1914);
libretto by V.
Svetlov after poems of D.
Tsertelev Orchestral Suite No. 1, Op. 9
Festive March (Торжественный марш), Op....
- had
vivid Ukrainian colouring. The
other noted emigrant,
Prince Nikolay Tsertelev (Tsereteli, 1790–1869).
Although Georgian by
origin and
Russian by education...
-
delightful opera on Pushkin's text." In 1871,
Lavrovskaya married Prince Tsertelev. In 1888, she
became professor of
singing at the
Moscow Conservatory....
- - 1942),
daughter of
philosopher and poet
Prince Dimitri Nikolaevich Tsertelev (30 June 1852 - 15
August 1911) and had
three children: Dmitri, Alexei...
- Магнитострое (Samuel Bolotin), pub. 1932 Идиллия (Ivan Belousov) Прости (Dmitry
Tsertelev) [В альбом], 7
Romances after Lermontov, Op.31 (1941-42) В альбом Звуки...
