Олег Митяев (singer-songwriter)

Oleg Grigorievich Mityaev (Russian: Олег Григорьевич Митяев, 19 February 1956) is a Russian bard, musician and actor. He was awarded the People's Artist of Russia award in 2009. He is also a member of Russian Writers Union. Mityaev is the author and first performer of the popular bard song So Good That All We... (1978). 1990 – Let's Talk Together 1992 – Now They Speak About Money, songs of Yuri Vizbor 1994 – The Letter from Africa 1995 – Bright Past 1996 – Summer is a Little Life 1998 – Brave, People, Summer Will Come Soon! 1999 – Best Songs 2000 – Not Best Songs 2002 – Neither Country, Not Churchyard..., lyrics by Joseph Brodsky 2002 – Celestial Calculator or Lives of Wonderful People 2003 – Concert in Kremlin, 2 CD 2005 – Let's Talk Together! 25 Years Later 2005 – The Smell of Snow 2006 – Songs of Mityaev, in two parts 2007 – Brave, People, Summer Will Come Soon!, re-issue 2007 – Oleg Mityaev visiting Eldar Ryazanov, 2 CD 2008 – New Collection. Best Songs of Oleg Mityaev 2008 – There Will Be No Romance Anymore, CD+DVD 2009 – Long Live Muse!, CD+DVD, lyrics by Alexandr Pushkin, music by David Tukhmanov 2011 – Songs of Mityaev, the third part 2011 – The Forgotten Feeling 1992– Let's Talk Together. Songs by Oleg Mityaev 1997– Songs 2000 – Songs 2000– Ferial Things 2001– Herbalist 2003– Bright Past: Lyrics with Music Sheets Application 2003– Eternal Story: Lyrics with Music Sheets Application 2004– Let's Talk Together: Verses, Songs 2004– Summeris a little life: Verses and Songs 2005– Songs 2 2006– Songs 2009– Celestial Calculator 2009– Same Dreams 2009– Verses about Love 2010– Veins on Hardwood Arms Two Hours with Bards (1987) Playing with Unknown (1988) Safari No.6 (1990) Killer (1990) Monologues on the Red Brick Background, or 20 Years Later (2007) 1998– So Good That All We..., on 2 videotapes 1999– Songs of Our Century 2001– Brave, People, Summer Will Come Soon! 2002– Why Can't We Meet for So Long?, in two parts 2003– Concert in Kremlin 2004– Concert in Kremlin. Because of Doing Nothing 2006– Concert on Ilmen Fest. Oleg Mityaev and Vladimir Kristovsky 2007– Songs of Mityaev. Anniversary Concert in Kremlin 2008– There Will Be No Romance Anymore, CD+DVD pack) 2009– Long Live Muse!, CD+DVD Dmitry Medvedev (22 June 2009). "Указ Президента РФ от 22.06.2009 N 698" [Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 698]. Presidential Administration of Russia. Retrieved 17 October 2011.[permanent dead link] "Филипп Митяев отказался от фамилии отца и заявил, что начинает карьеру музыканта". Archived from the original on 2017-12-01. Retrieved 2018-12-20. Official website