Alexei Aigui
Sound
Born July 11, 1971 in Moscow, USSR [now Russia]
Alexey Gennadyevich Aigui (Russian: Алексей Геннадьевич Айги; Chuvash: Ahekh Aleksen Gennadievic, Aihi Alexey Gennadievic), born July 11, 1971 in Moscow, is a composer and violinist, conductor of Ensemble 4'33 ". He studied at the Ippolitov-Ivanov School of Music and studied the principles of composition. In 2001 he collaborated with Pierre Bastien and produced the CD La Musique Cyrillique.
Filmography
Hugo
Politzek, the voices that challenge the Kremlin
Orwell: 2+2=5
Circumcision
Ernest Cole: Lost and Found
Auction
The House Ghost
Silver Dollar Road
Montevideo Unit
A History of Russian Cinema. The Birth of the Myth.
Self
The Anger
The Adventures of Chuck and Huck
First Oscar
«Lucky»
Gogol-mogol
Fatherland
Exterminate All the Brutes
White Snow
The Cardboard Pier
Back to the Sarmatian Steppe
Good As New
The Lenin Factor
The Truth
Musician
Pilgrim
Aftertaste
Who Left the Light…
Mot Ne
Double Life. A Short History of Sex in the USSR
The Secret
Dr. Richter
Exit
Mata Hari
The Young Karl Marx
I Am Not Your Negro
Heirs
The Red Queen
The Cage
Orleans
Back in the 1945th... Meetings on the Elbe
Родина
Calculator
Test
Locust
Demons
The Last One
The Translator
Mirrors
Chagall-Malevich
Dubrovsky
Fatal Assistance
Bullet Collector
Looking for Hortense
Rondo
The Horde
And There Was No Better Brother
Нереальная история
From Tokyo
Connected by Time
Moloch Tropical
The Last Day of Bulkin I.S.
L'École du pouvoir
Stradivarius Pistol
The Quiet Family Life
The Celestial Country
Very Russian Detective
Nude
Wild Field
Сеть
The Great Alibi
Сыщик Путилин
Open Air
My Kieslowski
The Fall of the Empire
Ragin
Mars
My Step Brother Frankenstein
The Lover
Kamenskaya
Private Chronicles: Monologue
Retro Threesome
Country of the Deaf