Ukrainian Soviet conductor, People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1937), Honored Artist of the Georgian SSR (1924).
Biography.
He began his musical career in Irkutsk.
In 1905, he studied conducting in Moscow under the direction of V. Safonov. He worked in the opera company of the Moscow People's House. Later he worked in Krasnoyarsk, Perm, Vladivostok and other cities of Russia.
1919-1927 - conductor of the opera houses of Tbilisi and Baku.
1927-1944 - Chief Conductor of the Odesa Opera House.
1944-1949 - Chief Conductor of the Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater.
Opera.
Under Stolerman's direction, operas were first performed:
Tbilisi
1919 - "The Story of Shota Rustaveli" by D. Arakishvili
1919 - "Keto and Kote" by V. Dolidze
1922 - "Leila" by V. Dolidze
1926 - "Insidious Darejan" by M. Balanchivadze
Baku
1926 - "Arshin Mal Alan" by U. Hajibeyov
Odesa
1929 - "The Rift" by V. Femelidi
1930 - "The Golden Hoop" by B. Liatoshynsky
1930 - "Diamond" by O. Spendiarov (in Ukrainian)
1931 - "Apple Captivity" by O. Chyshko
1935 - "Tragic Night" by K. Dankevych
Works
Stolerman S. O. My creative path for forty years // Soviet music. - 1937. - No. 6-7.
