Prov Sadovsky - Revision history

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	{{picture\|file=Prov_Sadovsky.jpg\|caption='''Prov Sadovsky''' (1818-1872)}}		{{picture\|file=Prov_Sadovsky.jpg\|caption='''Prov Sadovsky''' (1818-1872)}}
	Russian dramatic actor (b. 11/23 October 1818 in Livny (near ~~Orel'~~); d. 16/28 July 1872 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Yermilov''''' (Пров Михайлович Ермилов); known onstage as '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Sadovsky''''' (Пров Михайлович Садовский).		Russian dramatic actor (b. 11/23 October 1818 at Livny, near Oryol); d. 16/28 July 1872 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Yermilov''''' (Пров Михайлович Ермилов); known onstage as '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Sadovsky''''' (Пров Михайлович Садовский).

	Raised by his maternal uncles, Grigory and Dmitry Sadovsky, who were well-known provincial actors, Prov Yermilov adopted their surname for his stage debut in Tula, aged just fourteen. After performing in various provincial cities, he arrived in [[Moscow]] in 1838 and was soon hired by the Imperial Theatres, where he remained for the rest of his career,		Raised by his maternal uncles, Grigory and Dmitry Sadovsky, who were well-known provincial actors, Prov Yermilov adopted their surname for his stage debut in Tula, aged just fourteen. After performing in various provincial cities, he arrived in [[Moscow]] in 1838 and was soon hired by the Imperial Theatres, where he remained for the rest of his career,
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	Tchaikovsky knew Sadovsky through his acquaintance with [[Ostrovsky]] in the mid 1860s, and he is known to have sought the actor's advice concerning the use of a folksong in his [[Symphony No. 1]] (1866).		Tchaikovsky knew Sadovsky through his acquaintance with [[Ostrovsky]] in the mid 1860s, and he is known to have sought the actor's advice concerning the use of a folksong in his [[Symphony No. 1]] (1866).

			==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==
			No letters from Tchaikovsky to Prov Sadovsky are known, but one letter from Sadovsky to the composer, dating from 30 January/11 February 1869, is preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]] (a{{sup\|4}}, No. 3868).

	==External Links==		==External Links==
	* [[wikipedia:Prov_Sadovsky\|Wikipedia]]		* [[wikipedia:Prov_Sadovsky\|Wikipedia]]
			* {{viaf\|101144648385988687210}}

	[[Category:People\|Sadovsky, Prov]]		[[Category:People\|Sadovsky, Prov]]
	[[Category:Actors and actresses\|Sadovsky, Prov]]		[[Category:Actors and actresses\|Sadovsky, Prov]]
			[[Category:Correspondents\|Sadovsky, Prov]]

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	{{picture\|file=~~Prov Sadovsky~~.jpg\|caption='''Prov Sadovsky''' (1818-1872)}}		{{picture\|file=Prov_Sadovsky.jpg\|caption='''Prov Sadovsky''' (1818-1872)}}
	Russian dramatic actor (b. 11/23 October 1818 in Livny (near Orel'); d. 16/28 July 1872 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Yermilov''''' (Пров Михайлович Ермилов); known onstage as '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Sadovsky''''' (Пров Михайлович Садовский).		Russian dramatic actor (b. 11/23 October 1818 in Livny (near Orel'); d. 16/28 July 1872 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Yermilov''''' (Пров Михайлович Ермилов); known onstage as '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Sadovsky''''' (Пров Михайлович Садовский).

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	He became one of the foremost interpreters of the plays of [[Aleksandr Ostrovsky]], and became the patriarch of a three-generation theatrical dynasty based at the Maly Theatre.		He became one of the foremost interpreters of the plays of [[Aleksandr Ostrovsky]], and became the patriarch of a three-generation theatrical dynasty based at the Maly Theatre.

	Tchaikovsky knew Sadovsky through his acquaintance with [[Ostrovsky]] in the mid 1860s, and he is known to have sought the actor's advice concerning the use of a ~~folk song~~ in his [[Symphony No. 1]] (1866).		Tchaikovsky knew Sadovsky through his acquaintance with [[Ostrovsky]] in the mid 1860s, and he is known to have sought the actor's advice concerning the use of a folksong in his [[Symphony No. 1]] (1866).

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Tony at 15:19, 14 January 2023

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	{{picture\|file=Prov Sadovsky.jpg\|caption='''Prov Sadovsky''' (1818-1872)}}		{{picture\|file=Prov Sadovsky.jpg\|caption='''Prov Sadovsky''' (1818-1872)}}
	Russian dramatic actor (b. 11/23 October 1818 in Livny (near Orel'); d. 16/28 July 1872 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Yermilov''''' (Пров Михайлович Ермилов); known onstage as '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Sadovsky''''' (Пров Михайлович Садовский)		Russian dramatic actor (b. 11/23 October 1818 in Livny (near Orel'); d. 16/28 July 1872 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Yermilov''''' (Пров Михайлович Ермилов); known onstage as '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Sadovsky''''' (Пров Михайлович Садовский).

	Raised by his maternal uncles, Grigory and Dmitry Sadovsky, who were well-known provincial actors, Prov Yermilov adopted their surname for his stage debut in Tula, aged just fourteen. After performing in various provincial cities, he arrived in [[Moscow]] in 1838 and was soon hired by the Imperial Theatres, where he remained for the rest of his career,		Raised by his maternal uncles, Grigory and Dmitry Sadovsky, who were well-known provincial actors, Prov Yermilov adopted their surname for his stage debut in Tula, aged just fourteen. After performing in various provincial cities, he arrived in [[Moscow]] in 1838 and was soon hired by the Imperial Theatres, where he remained for the rest of his career,
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	He became one of the foremost interpreters of the plays of [[Aleksandr Ostrovsky]], and became the patriarch of a three-generation theatrical dynasty based at the Maly Theatre.		He became one of the foremost interpreters of the plays of [[Aleksandr Ostrovsky]], and became the patriarch of a three-generation theatrical dynasty based at the Maly Theatre.

	Tchaikovsky knew Sadovsky through his acquaintance with [[Ostrovsky]] in the mid 1860s, and he is known to have sought the actor's advice concerning the use of a folk-song in his [[Symphony No. 1]] (1866).		Tchaikovsky knew Sadovsky through his acquaintance with [[Ostrovsky]] in the mid 1860s, and he is known to have sought the actor's advice concerning the use of a folk song in his [[Symphony No. 1]] (1866).

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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{{picture|file=Prov Sadovsky.jpg|caption='''Prov Sadovsky''' (1818-1872)}}
Russian dramatic actor (b. 11/23 October 1818 in Livny (near Orel'); d. 16/28 July 1872 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Yermilov''''' (Пров Михайлович Ермилов); known onstage as '''''Prov Mikhaylovich Sadovsky''''' (Пров Михайлович Садовский)

Raised by his maternal uncles, Grigory and Dmitry Sadovsky, who were well-known provincial actors, Prov Yermilov adopted their surname for his stage debut in Tula, aged just fourteen. After performing in various provincial cities, he arrived in [[Moscow]] in 1838 and was soon hired by the Imperial Theatres, where he remained for the rest of his career,

He became one of the foremost interpreters of the plays of [[Aleksandr Ostrovsky]], and became the patriarch of a three-generation theatrical dynasty based at the Maly Theatre.

Tchaikovsky knew Sadovsky through his acquaintance with [[Ostrovsky]] in the mid 1860s, and he is known to have sought the actor's advice concerning the use of a folk-song in his [[Symphony No. 1]] (1866).

==External Links==
* [[wikipedia:Prov_Sadovsky|Wikipedia]]

[[Category:People|Sadovsky, Prov]]
[[Category:Actors and actresses|Sadovsky, Prov]]