Leonid Vital'evič Sobinov (Italian Wikipedia)

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(EN) Andrea Suhm-Binder, Sobinov, Leonid, su Cantabile - subito; A site for collectors of Great Singers of the Past, Agosto 1999. URL consultato il 17 Giugno 2022.
«To enlarge his repertoire (he added the tenor roles in Martha, Werther, Mignon and Roméo et Juliette) he decided to make several journeys to Italy to hear more of the Italian school.»

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(EN) (4449) Sobinov, in Dictionary of Minor Planet Names, Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 2003, p. 382, DOI:10.1007/978-3-540-29925-7_4394, ISBN 978-3-540-29925-7. URL consultato il 17 giugno 2022. (.PDF)

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(EN) The History of Leonid Sobinov, su History of The Tenor. URL consultato il 17 Giugno 2022.
«After university, Sobinov performed military service and then began to practice law. He also studied singing in Moscow with professors Alexander Dodonov and Alexandra Santagano Gorchakova, who, in 1897, suggested that he attend an audition at the city’s Bolshoi Theatre. He did well at the audition, obtaining a Bolshoi contract for an initial period of two years. This contract would lay the foundation for a subsequent singing career of extraordinary success.»
(EN) The History of Leonid Sobinov, su History of the Tenor. URL consultato il 17 Giugno 2022.
«Sobinov achieved enormous fame despite facing strong competition for the Russian public’s affection from a number of rival male singers of outstanding quality. They included his fellow lyric tenors Dmitry Smirnov (1882-1944) and Andrei Labinsky (1871-1941), the spinto tenor Lev Klementiev (1868-1910) and the dramatic tenor Ivan Yershov (1867-1943). According to his contemporaries, Leonid Sobinov was a person blessed with rare charm. He loved a lot and he was loved by a lot.»
(EN) The History of Leonid Sobinov, su History of The Tenor. URL consultato il 17 Giugno 2022.
«On the night of 14 October 1934, Sobinov died in Riga’s Hotel Saint Petersburg from a heart attack. His death was instantaneous, and he passed away in his sleep. His body was transported back to Moscow by special train. He was buried on 19 October at the Novo-Devichy Cemetery in Moscow.»

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(EN) (4449) Sobinov, in Dictionary of Minor Planet Names, Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 2003, p. 382, DOI:10.1007/978-3-540-29925-7_4394, ISBN 978-3-540-29925-7. URL consultato il 17 giugno 2022. (.PDF)

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(EN) (4449) Sobinov, in Dictionary of Minor Planet Names, Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 2003, p. 382, DOI:10.1007/978-3-540-29925-7_4394, ISBN 978-3-540-29925-7. URL consultato il 17 giugno 2022. (.PDF)