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Taras Hryhorovych Chubay ((ウクライナ語: Тарас Григорович Чубай)) Pronounced (Hri-Hore-Oh-Vich Choo-Bye ), (born on 21 June 1970 in Lviv) is a Ukrainian musician and poet. == Biography and personal life== Ukrainian rock singer, composer and leader of the "Jeremiah`s Cry", Taras Chubay was born on 21 June 1970 in the legendary city of Lviv in the family Galina and Gregory Chubay. He is the son of legendary 1970s underground cultural figure and poet Hryts’ko Chubai. As a kid, Taras liked the children's poems his father wrote, but he didn't understand much of his poetry. " In 1976, young Taras went to the Opera and Ballet House for the first time. Together with his father, they went to see Czeslaw Neman's concert. Although Taras was only six years old, he remembers the concert very well to this day, even what songs Czeslaw Neman performed. Taras primarily grew up on Czeslaws music, and thanks to him, Taras later began singing poetry. Taras studied at the “Lviv Krushelnytski Music School”, where he played in the orchestra. While all the boys played football, Taras rigorously practised the violin. Chubay already knew all about what they were learning in school at that time, which is why he never showed up to classes in grades 7 and 8." In 1982 his father died, but his poetry, library, and music library had remained which was all ground on which Taras grew. Thanks to his father, Taras Chubay had a passion for music. He discovered his father's poetry many years after his death, around 5-7 years. Chubay realized that these must be sung so that more people can hear his fathers voice in the poems. This is one of the reasons why Taras began making music in the first place. Taras' father - a sample of high poetry, his authority does not allow Taras writing songs with random and meaningless text. His love for rock music had begun as a young schoolboy when he played keyboard for his band “Cyclone”, from 1984 to 1986. It was then that Taras met Vsevolod Dyachyshyn – the band's bassist, with whom he plays with to this day. They gathered at the club by the village's hospital emergency room and rehearsed. They even managed to play their very own concert: they printed their tickets themselves and then their friends sell them for rubles. They sold around three hundred or four hundred tickets which at that time was serious money." In the summer of 1987, Chubay picked up a guitar and in two days, he learned how to play it and in the following two weeks, he had about thirty or forty songs written (some of which he still uses today). Taras played his first song “When Your Lips” for his mother and only after the consent of his mother, Chubay began to perform that song. After another two weeks Taras appeared on stage, and then went on tour. Together with other figures of L’viv’s alternative cultural scene (Viktor Morozov, Iurii Vynnychuk), Taras formed the cabaret group Ne Zhurys’ (Don’t Worry), which performed for thousands in glasnost-era, and post-Soviet, Ukraine, as well as abroad. the group satirized Soviet existence and unearthed both new Ukrainian culture and proscribed past cultural achievements." In 1991, Taras formed the rock band Plach Ieremii ( Jeremiah’s Cry) which quickly became one of the most popular bands in newly independent Ukraine. Composing and performing songs to verse written by poets of a new literary generation emerging in post-Soviet Ukraine (such as Viktor Neborak, Yurii Andrukhovych, Kostiantyn Moskalets’ and Ivan Malkovych), Taras played a central role in the advancement of post-Soviet Ukrainian literature in the 1990s. He graduated from the Lviv Conservatory (class of viola). Since 1988 to 1990, he participated in performances of the theater-studio "Don't Worry”. In 1990, Taras started a band with his bassist Vsevolod Dyachyshyn called "Jeremiah`s Cry", which for several years has taken a leading position in the charts Ukrainian music. " In 1999, Chubay moved to Kyiv for Olga, the girl he fell in love with, after meeting her at a “Jeremiah`s Cry” concert in Austria. They had a tough time adapting to life in Kiev with only two hundred dollars in their pocket, yet they managed to find friends places' to stay at for seven or eight months until they rented their own apartment. A little while after, Taras and Olga got married. " In 2006, their first daughter Melanie, was born and on 5 November 2007 Taras became a father for the second time to another girl, Ivanka. On 28 June 2010 Taras and Olga had a son. In March 2008 on "New Channel" project launched author Taras - music program "Live Sound". In 2008, the President of Ukraine awarded Taras Chubay the title of "Honored Artist of Ukraine." Taras Chubay - is not just an extraordinary figure in the modern music world, he was blessed with modesty and unnecessary uncertainty. He is one of the few who did not sell out and has preserved the kind of identity and authenticity the band "Jeremiah`s Cry" brings. His super hit "She" was a real lyrical and romantic archetype turbulent in the 1990s. Thanks to him, the same young people across the country sang a rebel song "Lenta Za Lentoyu." Taras now lives with his family in Kyiv, near Gostomel. Sometimes Taras and his wife organize house concerts: Taras - viola, Olga - the piano and the children, listening, with their jaws dropped to the floor. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Taras Chubay」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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