Biography

Mikhail Svetlov(1903-1964)

Music Department
Writer
Soundtrack

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Mikhail Svetlov was born on 17 June 1903 in Katerynoslav, Katerynoslav Governorate, Russian Empire [now Dnipro, Ukraine]. He was a writer, known for Dvadtsat let spustya (1965), Yesli zavtra voyna (1938) and Rapide Extrême-Orient (1948). He died on 28 September 1964 in Moscow, USSR [now Russia].

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Known for

Dvadtsat let spustya (1965)

Dvadtsat let spustya

5.1

Writer

1965

Yesli zavtra voyna (1938)

Yesli zavtra voyna

6.1

Writer(as M. Svetlov)

1938

Yakov Ruklevsky in Rapide Extrême-Orient (1948)

Rapide Extrême-Orient

6.9

Music Department(as M. Svetlov, lyrics)

1948

Vyacheslav Tikhonov, Mikhail Ulyanov, and Oleg Efremov in Composition pour le jour V (1998)

Composition pour le jour V

6.3

Soundtrack("Vyydi zamuzh za starika")

1998

Credits

Music Department

Ulitsa mladshego syna
6.4
- lyricist
- 1962
Krasa nenaglyadnaya
6.3
- lyrics
- 1959
La reine des neiges
7.5
- lyricist: songs
- 1957
V yarange gorit ogon
7.4
Short
- lyrics (uncredited)
- 1956
Chempion mira
5.8
- lyricist (as M. Svetlana)
- 1955
Rapide Extrême-Orient
6.9
- songs: lyrics (as M. Svetlov)
- 1948
Vesenniy potok
5.9
- song: lyrics (as M. Svetlov)
- 1941
Zakon zhizni
5.2
- song: lyrics (as M. Svetlov)
- 1940
Budni
5.2
- lyricist (as M. Svetlov)
- 1940
Tri tovarishcha
6.0
- lyricist: Song about Kakhovka
- 1935

Writer

Soundtrack

Personal details

Alternative names
- M. Svetlana
Born
- June 17, 1903
- Katerynoslav, Katerynoslav Governorate, Russian Empire [now Dnipro, Ukraine]
Died
- September 28, 1964
- Moscow, USSR [now Russia](cancer)

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