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Persons

Olga Shkultina

17
october, 2020
19:00, sat
Skomorokhi Chamber Russian Orchestra
Artistic director and conductor - Victor Akulovich; Anastasia Mikhalevskaya - mezzo-soprano; Olga Shkultina - folk voice; Sergey Zykov - baritone; Oleg Vainstein - piano
Schwartz, Gavrilin
07
march, 2020
15:00, sat
"Posolon" Vocal Ensemble
Maria Chukhnova
Anastasia Strabykina
Anna Khvan
"Ptashitsa" Vocal Ensemble
Svetlana Kosheleva
Veronika Kurbanmamadova
Sergei Lebedev
Natalia Entelis; Elena Vasilieva
22
february, 2019
19:00, fri
Skomorokhi Chamber Russian Orchestra
Victor Akulovich (artistic director)
Larissa Yarutskaya (artistic director)
Anastasia Mikhalevskaya - mezzo-soprano; Olga Shkultina; Sergey Zykov - baritone
Gavrilin: "Military letters", vocal-symphonic poem for soloists, children's and mixed choirs and symphony orchestra excerpts, Symphonic Suite No. 3 "Wedding", , "Holyday" from "House on the road" ballet suite,
30
january, 2014
19:00, thu
dedicated to the 75th composer's anniversary
Maria Lyudko - soprano; Sergey Zykov - barithone; Konstantin Shakhanov - gusli; Alina Boguk - mandoline; Olga Shkultina - folk singing; Alexander Makarov - mandoline; Mikhail Pilyavsky - piano
Gavrilin
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