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Irina Mikhailova

Irina Mikhailova

mezzo-soprano
Winner of International Competitions
In 2016, Irina Mikhailova graduated from the Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, where she studied in the class of Elena Morozova, Honoured Artist of Russia.

In 2012–2014, Irina Mikhailova was a soloist with the Silver Strings Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments under the direction of Alexander Afanasyev. In 2013, she participated as a guest soloist in the international music project Verdi Opera Highlights, held by the Consulate General of the Netherlands in St. Petersburg.

In 2014, Irina Mikhailova became a guest soloist at the Mikhailovsky Theatre, and in 2018 she joined its opera troupe. “Irina Mikhailova’s rich and warm voice, which gradually reveals itself, is a true highlight of the performance,” critics note.

September 2026

Events

02
december, 2026
19:00, wed
Russian Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Music College
Concert choir "Perezvony" of the St. Petersburg Children's Art School named after M.I.Glinka
Larissa Yarutskaya (artistic director)
The vocal ensemble of the solo folk singing department of the Mussorgsky Music College
Anastasia Makovetskaya (director)
Conductor - Alexander Milyutin; Anastasia Girina - balalaika; Eugeny Zhelinsky - gusli; Olga Vasilyeva - mezzo-soprano; Irina Mikhailova - domra alto; Natalia Churina - accordion; Nikita Kuznetsov
Boyashov: "The Little Humpbacked Horse", suite from the ballet; Kravchenko: Concerto for domra and orchestra; Sviridov: "It Is Snowing," a short cantata to words by B. Pasternak; Shaldenkov: “The Circle of Life,” a vocal‑instrumental cycle based on themes from Russian song folklore.; Gorodovskaya: “Shall I go out onto the street?”; Kodály: “Dances of the Village of Kallai”; Khodja‑Eynatov: “Grape Harvest” (orchestration by Yu. Podlaskin); Yashina: Concerto for Gusli and Orchestra; Solovyov‑Sedoy: “Evenings in the Suburbs”, “Evening on the Roadstead”; Konov: A fantasy on the theme of A. Eshpai’s song “The Snow Is Falling”
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