- In the class of music theory and composition, Muravlev studied with G. M. Rimsky-Korsakov , the composer's grandson.
- In 2014, he entered the Russian Book of Records in the categories "Oldest writing professional composer" and "Oldest active professional pianist performing his own music".
- A work was created by the composer under the impression of Bazhov's work, namely his tale "Dear Name" - Symphony-ballad "Azov-mountain". It was completed in the summer of 1944, and its premiere took place in 1945 at the Sverdlovsk Philharmonic and conducted by Mark Paverman. In 1950, A. Muravlev was awarded the Stalin Prize for this work. In 1959, the work was performed several times in the USA under the baton of Leoplod Stokowski .
- He was professor at the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music and "Laureate of the Stalin Prize II degree" (1950).
- For the string quartet, performed in the spring of 1942 at the current composition exam by the Vilhom Quartet in Kyiv, eighteen-year-old A. Muravlev was admitted to the Union of Composers, being its youngest representative.
- His younger brother Yuri (1927-2012) was a pianist and professor at the Moscow Conservatory, Honored Artist of the RSFSR.
- In the summer of 1947, A. Muravlev received the 1st prize for Tales at the Competition for Young Composers as part of the International Festival of Democratic Youth in Prague .
- His song "Am I to blame ..." from the film "Clouds over Borsk" became actually a folk song.
- Having started working in the field of film music since 1950, A. Muravlev wrote music for almost two hundred films: feature, documentary, popular and science.
- The composer's mother, Evgenia Vyacheslavovna, studied at the conservatory in Tiflis with G. Neuhaus in piano and with N. Pechkovsky in vocals in Leningrad , his father, an electrical engineer by profession, often willingly played music at the piano.
- In 1938 the future composer entered the Ten-Year School of Music at the Leningrad Conservatory, where he began to seriously study composition. The teacher A.P. Gladkovsky became his mentor. In the class of Gladkovsky, Muravlyov writes a Romance for a trio in memory of P. I. Tchaikovsky .
- He was an honorary member of the "International Union of Composers - 21st Century" .
- In 1932, Alexei Alekseevich was accepted into the Special Group of Gifted Children at the Leningrad Conservatory in piano to associate professor P. F. Linda, a student of F. M. Blumenfeld .
- Since 1967, he taught at the Moscow State Institute of Culture , and from 1972 to 2013 - at the Department of Composition and Instrumentation of the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music .
- He was a Soviet and Russian composer and music teacher .
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