Nikolay Kedrov, Sr., Russian composer of liturgical music (1871-1940)
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Nikolay Kedrov, Jr., Russian composer of liturgical music (1905-1981)
His mother was Sofia Gladkaya (1875—1965) was a singer in the Mariinsky Theatre and a teacher of Conservatoire de Paris.
In 1913/1914 Feodor Chaliapin and the quartet recorded a musical album in London.