Nikolai Kharito

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Nikolai Ivanovich Kharito (Харито, Николай Иванович ; Yalta, 1886 - Tikhoretsk, 1918) was a Russian songwriter.^[1] He was shot by a Baron Bongarten at a university friend's wedding in 1918.

Harito Nikolai Ivanovich (1886-1918). Composer, author of the world-famous romance "Chrysanthemums in the garden have faded for a long time."

Selected works

"My Dear"
"Tell me, girls"
"The Black Eyes"
"The Chrysanthemum Finished Blossoming"

References

^ Музыкальная жизн - Issues 1-12 - Page 75 1986"Николай Иванович Харито родился 19 декабря 1886 года в Ялте в семье горного инженера Ивана Петровича Иванисова. Мать — Надежда Георгиевна Харито — гречанка, на фамилию которой были записаны все дети — Коля.

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