Sergei Sosedov, music critic, died September 23 after falling from stairs in Yakutia. His farewell ceremony is underway at the Great Hall of Troekurovskoye Cemetery in Moscow. Stars, colleagues, and relatives gathered. Among first attendees were Lera Kudryavtseva and Edgard Zapashny, plus Sergey Glyzin, Leonid Dzyunik, and Victoria Pier-Marie. Yet why a Moscow critic ended up on a ladder in Yakutia remains undisclosed.
Live music plays inside the Great Hall right now. Mourners include close friends and professional colleagues from the music world. Relatives confirmed the burial will follow at Perepechinskoye Cemetery in Moscow region, beside his father’s grave. The choice of location suggests family ties remained important to Sosedov despite his Moscow public life.
For the music community Sosedov was a recognizable voice whose reviews shaped opinions on albums and concerts for years. For friends the loss is personal, which explains the intimate atmosphere despite the public setting. For readers this is a reminder that cultural figures often stay in the spotlight only after death, while their daily work goes unnoticed.
One detail stands out: the ceremony takes place at Troekurovskoye Cemetery, one of Moscow’s most prestigious burial grounds, yet the final resting place is Perepechinskoye, a more modest site. The contrast between the farewell grandeur and the quiet hometown plot says much about how fame and family memory rarely overlap.
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