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=== Career beginnings ===

Hnvki joined the classical chamber ensemble [[Classical/Instrumental Association]] (CIA) as a kdtkš'i in 1963. In 1965, he came to [[Srn]] with CIA, where the ensemble performed gigs in various [[w:Ballroom|ballrooms]] in the city.

Hnvki joined the classical chamber ensemble [[Classical/Instrumental Association]] (CIA) as a kdtkš'i in 1963. In 1965, he came to [[Srn]] with CIA, where the ensemble performed gigs in various [[w:Ballroom|ballrooms]] in the city. Shortly after the CIA tour concluded and he returned to Brtmu, he found his first acting job at a [[w:Repertory theater|repertory theater]] in the city, where he spent eight months (including major roles in adaptations of the [[four great Baphian novels]]). After this, he spent the next several years in between various theatre companies across Kzmr, including two years at the [[Ele Theater (Hbmu)|Ele Theater]] in [[Hbmu]] starting in 1968. There, he met [[Mvrtu 'Knhršhski]], himself a playwright, director, actor, and composer. The two became long-term collaborators, persisting even after Hnvki left the Ele Theater.

In 1973, Hnvki played the role of pop singer Tmry Ptmuhvmk in [[Þhkusdm Šfk]]'s thriller play ''Murder à la Carte'' (later retitled as ''[[The Jackpot (play)|The Jackpot]]''). Šfk had written lyrics for a [[w:Diegesis|diegetic]] song in the play and enlisted Hnvki to create an original melody for them. Impressed by the results, Šfk sent a tape of the song to various record labels, of which [TBD] was the first to express interest. A representative of the label requested Hnvki audition using fully original tunes, motivating him to write several songs including the one which would become his first and best-selling single, "[[Shnkhshi (song)|Shnkhshi]]".

== Discography ==

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 === Career beginnings ===
-Hnvki joined the classical chamber ensemble [[Classical/Instrumental Association]] (CIA) as a kdtkš'i in 1963. In 1965, he came to [[Srn]] with CIA, where the ensemble performed gigs in various [[w:Ballroom|ballrooms]] in the city.
+Hnvki joined the classical chamber ensemble [[Classical/Instrumental Association]] (CIA) as a kdtkš'i in 1963. In 1965, he came to [[Srn]] with CIA, where the ensemble performed gigs in various [[w:Ballroom|ballrooms]] in the city. Shortly after the CIA tour concluded and he returned to Brtmu, he found his first acting job at a [[w:Repertory theater|repertory theater]] in the city, where he spent eight months (including major roles in adaptations of the [[four great Baphian novels]]). After this, he spent the next several years in between various theatre companies across Kzmr, including two years at the [[Ele Theater (Hbmu)|Ele Theater]] in [[Hbmu]] starting in 1968. There, he met [[Mvrtu 'Knhršhski]], himself a playwright, director, actor, and composer. The two became long-term collaborators, persisting even after Hnvki left the Ele Theater.
+In 1973, Hnvki played the role of pop singer Tmry Ptmuhvmk in [[Þhkusdm Šfk]]'s thriller play ''Murder à la Carte'' (later retitled as ''[[The Jackpot (play)|The Jackpot]]''). Šfk had written lyrics for a [[w:Diegesis|diegetic]] song in the play and enlisted Hnvki to create an original melody for them. Impressed by the results, Šfk sent a tape of the song to various record labels, of which [TBD] was the first to express interest. A representative of the label requested Hnvki audition using fully original tunes, motivating him to write several songs including the one which would become his first and best-selling single, "[[Shnkhshi (song)|Shnkhshi]]".
 == Discography ==