Naumov

born in Rostov-Yaroslavsk
father: Nikolai Petrovich
mother: Anastasia Ivanovna

first musical influence by grandfather Piotr Naumov, self educated harmonica and folk music player; with him first public performances

first piano lessons with Anna Arseneva; first attempts to compose

begins studies at Gnesin Institute; harmony and theory with Valentina Taranushchenko,
piano with Theodor Gutman

first composition lessons with Vissarion Shebalin

consultations in Moscow with Alexander Goldenweiser and Samuil Feinberg

enters Gnesin Institute, dpt for theory and composition

enters Tchaikovsky Conservatory into the class of Shebalin; can however not begin studies because of outbreak of war

interruption of studies in Moscow; goes to school in his hometown Rostov

start of studies at Tchaikovsky Conservatory:
composition with Vissarion Shebalin, Anatoli Alexandrov, Leo Mazel

piano first with Mikhail Sokolov;
later enters class of Heinrich Neuhaus

composition exam at Tchaikovsky Conservatory;
begins to compose seriously, producing a.o. a cantata, a symphony, a string quartet, lieders, piano pieces...

marriage with Irina Ivanova, fellow student in Neuhaus' class

death of his father

begins to teach at Gnesin Institute on invitation of its director Sinovy Finkelstein

invited to work as Neuhaus' assistant, together with his son Stanislav Neuhaus and Evgeni Malinin

gets his own piano class at Tchaikovsky Conservatory with own students

his song "Alenusha" is imposed work at the vocal section of Tchaikovsky Competition

death of H.Neuhaus; his assistants S.Neuhaus, Malinin and Naumov continue to teach his class

title "Merited Artist of RSFSR"

status of "docent" at Tchaikovsky Conservatory

status of "professor" at Tchaikovsky Conservatory

title of "Merited Arts Worker of RSFSR"

death of Stanislav Neuhaus; Naumov takes over most of his students

steadily growing number of invitations to give masterclasses worldwide

invitations to piano juries, among them:
Van Cliburn in Texas, Tchaikovsky in Moscow, UNISA in Pretoria,...

Naumov's wife Irina dies in Moscow

Naumov dies in Moscow

born in Rostov-Yaroslavsk father: Nikolai Petrovich mother: Anastasia Ivanovna	12 feb 1925	geboren in Rostov-Yaroslavsk Vater: Nikolai Petrovich Mutter: Anastasia Ivanovna

first musical influence by grandfather Piotr Naumov, self educated harmonica and folk music player; with him first public performances	~ 1930	erste musikalische Einflüsse durch Großvater Piotr Naumov, Harmonika-Spieler und Volksmusikant; mit ihm erste öffentliche Auftritte

first piano lessons with Anna Arseneva; first attempts to compose	1934	erster Klavierunterricht bei Anna Arseneva; erste Kompositionsversuche

begins studies at Gnesin Institute; harmony and theory with Valentina Taranushchenko, piano with Theodor Gutman first composition lessons with Vissarion Shebalin	~ 1938	Beginn des Studiums am Gnesin Institut; Harmonie und Theorie bei Valentina Taranushchenko, Klavier bei Theodor Gutman erster Kompositionsunterricht bei Vissarion Shebalin

consultations in Moscow with Alexander Goldenweiser and Samuil Feinberg enters Gnesin Institute, dpt for theory and composition	1940	Konsultationen in Moskau bei Alexander Goldenweiser und Samuil Feinberg Aufnahme am Gnesin Institut, Abteilung für Theorie und Komposition

enters Tchaikovsky Conservatory into the class of Shebalin; can however not begin studies because of outbreak of war	1941	Aufnahme am Tchaikovsky Konservatorium in die Klasse von Shebalin; kann jedoch das Studium wegen Kriegsausbruch nicht antreten

interruption of studies in Moscow; goes to school in his hometown Rostov	1941 - 44	Unterbrechung des Studiums in Moskau; geht in seiner Heimatstadt Rostov zur Schule

start of studies at Tchaikovsky Conservatory: composition with Vissarion Shebalin, Anatoli Alexandrov, Leo Mazel piano first with Mikhail Sokolov; later enters class of Heinrich Neuhaus	1944	Studienbeginn am Tchaikovsky Konservatorium: Komposition bei Vissarion Shebalin, Anatoli Alexandrov, Leo Mazel Klavier zunächst bei Mikhail Sokolov; später Aufnahme in die Klasse von Heinrich Neuhaus

piano exam at Tchaikovsky Conservatory composition exam at Tchaikovsky Conservatory; begins to compose seriously, producing a.o. a cantata, a symphony, a string quartet, lieders, piano pieces...	1950	Klavierexamen am Tchaikovsky Konservatorium Kompositionsexamen am Tchaikovsky Konservatorium; beginnt intensiv als Komponist zu arbeiten und produziert u.a. eine Kantate, Symphonie, ein Streichquartett, Lieder, Klavierstücke...

marriage with Irina Ivanova, fellow student in Neuhaus' class death of his father begins to teach at Gnesin Institute on invitation of its director Sinovy Finkelstein	1953	Heirat mit Irina Ivanova, Mitstudentin in der Klasse von Neuhaus Tod des Vaters Beginn auf Einladung von dessen Direktor Sinovy Finkelstein am Gnesin Institut zu unterrichten

invited to work as Neuhaus' assistant, together with his son Stanislav Neuhaus and Evgeni Malinin	~ 1954	Einladung als Neuhaus' Assistent zu arbeiten, zusammen mit dessen Sohn Stanislav Neuhaus und Evgeni Malinin

gets his own piano class at Tchaikovsky Conservatory with own students	1955	erhält seine eigene Klavierklasse am Tchaikovsky Konservatorium

his song "Alenusha" is imposed work at the vocal section of Tchaikovsky Competition	1960	sein Lied "Alenusha" wird Pflichtstück in der Gesangssparte des Tchaikovsky Wettbewerbes

death of H.Neuhaus; his assistants S.Neuhaus, Malinin and Naumov continue to teach his class	10 oct 1964	Tod von H.Neuhaus; seine Assistenten S.Neuhaus, Malinin und Naumov unterrichteten weiter dessen Klasse

title "Merited Artist of RSFSR"	1966	Titel "Verdienter Künstler der RSFSR"

status of "docent" at Tchaikovsky Conservatory	1967	Status als "Dozent" am Tchaikovsky Konservatorium

status of "professor" at Tchaikovsky Conservatory	1976	Status als "Professor" am Tchaikovsky Konservatorium

title of "Merited Arts Worker of RSFSR"	1978	Titel "Verdienter Kulturschaffender der RSFSR"

death of Stanislav Neuhaus; Naumov takes over most of his students	24 jan 1980	Tod von Stanislav Neuhaus; Naumov übernimmt einen großen Teil seiner Schüler

steadily growing number of invitations to give masterclasses worldwide invitations to piano juries, among them: Van Cliburn in Texas, Tchaikovsky in Moscow, UNISA in Pretoria,...	~ 1985...	ständig wachsende Anzahl von Einladungen aus der ganzen Welt zu Meisterklassen Einladungen in Juries von Klavierwettbewerben, darunter: Van Cliburn in Texas, Tchaikovsky in Moskau, UNISA in Pretoria,...

Naumov's wife Irina dies in Moscow	26 feb 2004	Naumov's Frau Irina stirbt in Moskau

Naumov dies in Moscow	21 aug 2005	Naumov stirbt in Moskau