Vladimir Lvovich Turiyansky is a Russian poet, composer, and bard.[1][2][3]

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Vladimir Turiyansky Владимир Туриянский
Vladimir Turiyansky, 1979.
Born	Vladimir Lvovich Turiyansky (1935-08-21) 21 August 1935 (age 87) Moscow, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
Occupation	Poet composer singer-songwriter guitarist
Musical career
Genres	Bard
Instrument(s)	Vocals Russian guitar
Musical artist

After studying for three years in the Moscow State Art and Cultural University, Turiyansky worked as a geologist, going on expeditions to Siberia. Turiyansky then became an electrical expert, where he calibrated geophysical apparatuses.

In 1959, Turiyansky began writing songs, primarily around his poems.

Turiyansky now lives in Moscow, Russia.

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[ru] Туриянский, Владимир Львович