You cannot come to the Bolshoi Theater as to a factory. Although many immigrants from workers and peasants have visited the walls of this temple of culture. Peter Glubokiy comes from a distant province. Natural ability and hard work allowed him to make a career on stage.
Starting conditions
Pyotr Sergeevich Gluboky was born on January 9, 1947 in a peasant family. Parents lived in one of the remote villages of the Stalingrad region. My father worked as a general mechanic. Mother taught literature at school. From a young age, the child was taught to live independently. He knew how to chop wood. Prepare a simple lunch. Manage the cattle. Helped my father during the sowing and harvesting campaign.
The boy did well at school. In singing lessons, he had a voice. Peter with great desire took part in various competitions and shows of amateur performances. Some of the teachers became interested in a promising student and began to study with him individually. Regular exercise and Peter's conscientious attitude toward assignments had the expected effect. When the time came to choose a profession, he firmly decided to try his luck in the vocal field.
Singer and teacher
After graduating from school, the graduate Gluboky went to the capital to get a musical education. The school singing teacher advised me to apply to the vocal department of the famous Moscow Conservatory. The guy from the hinterland made a proper impression on the members of the selection committee and was accepted into the students. At that time, the educational institution was considered a forge of personnel for the stage and the opera stage. In 1972, Peter completed his studies and as a certified singer came to an internship at the Bolshoi Theater.
His debut appearance on the stage took place in the opera The Barber of Seville, where Gluboky performed the part of Bartolo. This was followed by the following performances and roles. Both spectators and experts noted special features in the work of the young singer. He always tried to highlight the high performing culture. He did not admit negligence and understatement. The career of an opera performer was quite successful. Petr Sergeevich began to be attracted to participate in teaching activities.
Personal life score
Pyotr Glubokiy began to share his performing experience after his first performances at the Bolshoi Theater. For the listeners, the experience and instructions of the young singer were especially useful. The age difference between the teacher and the student was minimal. Contact and mutual understanding emerged from a half-word. In 2002, Petr Sergeevich received the title of professor at the Department of Vocal Skills of the Moscow Conservatory.
Professor Glubokiy made a great contribution to the rapprochement of cultures of different peoples. He was invited to lecture in China, Malta and Cyprus, and the Republic of Korea. The maestro was awarded the title of People's Artist of the Russian Federation. There is very little information about personal life. The husband and wife live in Moscow. They are very rare at public events.
