Nikolay Ivanovich Zaremba (1848–1917) was a prominent Russian composer and music educator, particularly known for his contributions to Russian choral music. He was a key figure in the development of the Russian choral tradition, blending folk elements with classical techniques. Zaremba's genre primarily encompassed choral works, and he was deeply influenced by the Russian Orthodox Church music. One of his notable works includes the "Russian Choral Concert," which showcases his ability to incorporate traditional Russian themes into choral compositions. He also composed numerous arrangements of Russian folk songs, which remain popular in choral repertoires. Zaremba's impact on music extends beyond his compositions; he was a dedicated educator and served as a professor at the Moscow Conservatory, shaping the next generation of Russian musicians. His teaching emphasized the importance of national identity in music, which resonated with the broader cultural movements of his time. Through both his compositions and his pedagogical efforts, Zaremba played a vital role in the evolution of Russian choral music, influencing future composers and contributing to the rich tapestry of Russian musical heritage.