Alternative Title: Aleksandr Sergeyevich Dargomyzhsky Aleksandr Dargomyzhsky, in full Aleksandr Sergeyevich Dargomyzhsky, (born Feb. 14, New Style], 1813, near, Russia—died Jan. 17], 1869, St. Petersburg), Russian composer of songs and operas whose works are now seldom performed. Dargomyzhsky grew up in as a talented amateur musician, playing the violin and piano and dabbling in.

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His acquaintance with the composer (1833) turned his thoughts more seriously toward composition, and in 1839 he completed his first opera, Esmeralda (after; performed 1847). Two other operas followed: The Triumph of Bacchus (1845; performed 1867) and Rusalka (after; produced 1856). In his songs Dargomyzhsky developed an individual vein of humour and satire. His orchestral pieces (e.g., Finnish Fantasia, Cossack Dance, and Baba-Yaga) were notable for their harmonic experiments. After 1866 he became interested in developing a Russian national of great dramatic realism and began to set Pushkin’s play Kamennygost ( ) to a species of melodically heightened recitative, with entire passages composed in the mode. This work aroused the interest of and his circle, particularly; when Dargomyzhsky died, the score was completed by and orchestrated.