Alexander Alexeyevich Shaganov (Russian: Алекса́ндр Алексе́евич Шага́нов; March 4, 1965, Moscow) is a Russian poet and songwriter, lyricist for many well-known pop songs.
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| Background information | |
| Born | March 4, 1965 |
| Occupation(s) | songwriter |
| Website | shaganov.ru |
In 1987 he graduated from the Moscow Electrotechnical Institute of Communications. He worked as a telecommunications engineer Mostelefonstroy operator recording studio Zvuk, he gave concerts as a singer.
Alexander Shaganov's fame came with the song Vladimir Rus' to the music of Dmitri Warsawsky band Chorny Kofe (1986) in the wake of the interest of the domestic audience to hard rock and heavy metal.[1][2]
He worked as a lyricist with Dmitry Malikov,[3] Zhenya Belousov, Alexander Rybkin, Sergey Chumakov, Sofia Rotaru, Vlad Stashevsky, Yevgeny Kulikov, Alexander Kalyanov, Alexander Barykin, Alla Pugacheva, Katya Lel, the groups Lyube, Na Na, Ivanushki International, Korni. Music for many poems written by Shaganov is by a friend of the poet, composer Igor Matvienko.[4]
Winner of Ovation (1992) and the Valentin Kataev Prize (the magazine Yunost, 1996).
In 2007 he published a book with the publishing house Tsentrpoligraf Alexander Shaganov I Shaganov for Moscow.[5]
References edit
- ^ "Регент Хора Сретенского монастыря Никон Жила в Воронеже: «Наша музыка интернациональна!» – ВестиПК в Воронеже". May 22, 2013.
- ^ "Ля-Минор, Шаганов".
- ^ "Мегабук, Шаганов".
- ^ "Текст песни Любэ – Конь (сл. А. Шаганова, муз. И. Матвиенко)". lyricshare.net.
- ^ "Я Шаганов по Москве — купить в интернет-магазине OZON с быстрой доставкой".