Nikolay Beloborodov

1828–1912 (age 84)

Biography

Nikolay Beloborodov was a prominent Russian conductor whose musical talents shaped the cultural landscape of nineteenth-century Russia. His work in conducting and musical direction contributed significantly to the development of Russian musical traditions during his lifetime.

Beloborodov's contributions to the arts were recognized and honored through his burial in the Vsehsvyatskoe Cemetery. His memory endures as an important figure in Russian musical history.

Also buried at Vsehsvyatskoe Cemetery

Alexander Batashev
1848–1912 (age 64)
Vsehsvyatskoe Cemetery
Pavel Dmitriyevich Moshchanskiy
1891–1955 (age 64)
Vsehsvyatskoe Cemetery
Pavel Dmitriyevich Moshchanskiy was a Russian scientist whose work contributed to the advancement of his discipline.
Dmitry Zaytsev
1918–1944 (age 26)
Vsehsvyatskoe Cemetery
Dmitry Zaytsev (1918–1944) died in combat during World War II and was buried at Vsehsvyatskoe Cemetery.
Pyotr Belousov
1856–1896 (age 40)
Vsehsvyatskoe Cemetery
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Yevgeny Volkov
1924–1945 (age 21)
Vsehsvyatskoe Cemetery
Yevgeny Volkov (1924–1945) was a tankman who died near the end of World War II.
Sergey Karpov
1912–1943 (age 31)
Vsehsvyatskoe Cemetery