Former Bolshoi Theater soloist Tamara Milashkina has died – Kommersant
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People’s Artist of the USSR, ex-soloist of the Bolshoi Theater opera troupe Tamara Milashkina died at the age of 90. By data Press service of the Bolshoi Theater, Tamara Milashkina died in Austria, where she lived in recent years.
It is noted that farewell to the opera singer will take place in Vienna, where she will be buried at the Russian Cemetery. The causes of death of the ex-soloist of the Bolshoi Theater have not been specified.
Tamara Milashkina was born on September 13, 1934 in Astrakhan, she graduated from the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory. She interned at the Bolshoi Theater while still a student. Since 1958 she has been a soloist of the Bolshoi Theater. Among the productions with her participation are “Mazeppa”, “The Queen of Spades”, “The Stone Guest”, “Tosca” and others. The singer also starred in four documentaries and feature films. Mrs. Milashkina actively toured abroad (Czechoslovakia, Italy, USA, Austria, Denmark, Norway, Canada, Poland, East Germany, France, Japan, Greece, etc.). She sang at such theater and concert stages as Lincoln Center (New York), La Scala (Milan), Vienna Opera, Paris National Opera, in opera houses in New York, Washington, Salzburg, Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart, Wiesbaden, Leipzig, Dresden, Athens, Tokyo, Osaka, Montreal, Toronto. She performed in concerts and had a large chamber repertoire
Together with her husband, opera singer Vladimir Atlantov, she moved to Austria in 1989 immediately after leaving the Bolshoi Theater.
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