Evgeniy Kljachkin

Evgeny Isaakovich Kliachkin, commonly referred to as Evgeniy Kljachkin, was a notable Soviet and Russian bard, singer, and composer. Born on March 23, 1934, in Leningrad, he graduated from the Leningrad Engineering and Building Institute in 1957. Initially working as an engineer, Kliachkin began composing songs in 1961. He is known for writing over 300 songs, with several based on other poets' lyrics. Some of his renowned songs include "Don't Look Back," "A Song About The Morning City," and "Pskov." Kliachkin emigrated to Israel in 1990 and continued to perform until his death on July 30, 1994. His music remains celebrated through various album collections and his legacy as a Russian bard continues to influence contemporary artists.

The releases you mentioned, like "Пилигримы. Песни на стихи Иосифа Бродского" and "Ves' Evgeniy Kljachkin" series, highlight his diverse musical output, which spans numerous albums featuring his unique compositions and interpretations of other poets' works. Kliachkin's contributions to the Russian bard scene are profound, with his music reflecting both personal experiences and literary influences.

Genres

Pop

Folk

Singer-songwriter

Rock

World

Traditional Music

Contemporary Music

Bard

Latest Release

Пилигримы. Песни на стихи Иосифа Бродского

Evgeniy Kljachkin

Album - 13 Tracks - Released June 16, 2017