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PIANO FACULTY
Piano
Assoc. Prof. DENIS A. BURSHTEIN
Piano
Lecturer OLGA S. DANILOVA
Bio
Her musical education began at the Children art school named after Mussorgsky in Tver in the class of honored worker of culture of the Russian Federation I. V. Kurganova. She thenstudied at the Tver College of Music named after M. Mussorgsky, in the class of honored worker of culture of the Russian Federation T.A.Shlyapnikova. During her studies sherepeatedly became the winner of a scholarship «Young talents of the Tver region», she took part in the annual Bach Festival, held by the Tver Philharmonic.
In 2014 she graduated and in 2016 she earned a master’s degree at the Gnesins Russian Academy of the Music (class of honored artist of the Russian Federation, Professor V. Nosina). In 2013, she graduated from the Institute of business, psychology and management with a degree in psychology.
In 2018, she completed an assistant internship at the Gnesins Russian Academy of Music majoring in «The art of musical instrumental performance; Solo on the piano» (supervisor – Professor V. Nosina).
Since 2012, she has been working as a concertmaster at the Department of Opera training of the Gnesins Russian Academy of the Music.
In 2016-2019, she worked at the GRAM at the Department of methodology and pedagogy as the head of teaching practice.
She worked as a concertmaster at MAMT. Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko. She is currently working in MGDMT named after N. Sats.
She is an active performer, takes part in international festivals, concert projects, and performances of the GRAM Studio theater.
«Music without borders» (Lithuania, Druskininkai – 2010, 2nd prize).
Diploma of the Delphic youth games – (Tver, 2011).
Laureate of the European Chopin center – international piano forum «Bieszczady bez granic», (Sanok, Poland, 2012).
Winner of the Grand Prix of the competition for music teachers (Warsaw, Poland, 2015).
Winner of the «Path to mastery» competition (Rostov-on-Don 2016, 1st prize).
Winner of the «Musical fireworks in Baden-Württemberg» competition (Muehlacker, Germany 2016, 2nd prize).
Winner of the Bursa nilufer international piano competition (Turkey, Bursa 2016, 2nd prize).
Winner of the L. Janacek competition (Brno, Czech Republic 2017, 2nd prize).
Winner of the Grand Prix of the Art Duo competition (Vienna, Austria, 2017).
Winner of the Art Duo competition in the Chamber ensemble category (Prague, Czech Republic 2018, 1st prize).
Publications:
The study of author’s interpretations as one of the directions of work in the piano class: on the example of the creative heritage of N. K. Medtner / / Musical art and education. – 2018. – №3 (23). – P. 129-146.
N.K. Medtner-reflexive artist: composer, pianist, teacher / / Musical art and education. – 2020. – Volume 8 No. 1. – Pp. 73-89.
Piano
Assoc. Prof. PAVEL A. DOMBROVSKY
Organ
Prof. ALEXANDER V. FISEISKY Head of the Department of Organ and Harpsichord Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Organ
Prof. OLGA A. FILIPPOVA
Bio
Harpsichordist Olga Filippova has received double education at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory – first as a musicologist under Professor Yuri N. Kholopov and then as a performer on historical keyboard instruments under Professor Olga Martynova. After graduation, she also took a postgraduate course in musicology at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory and in harpsichord under Prof. Wolfgang Glüxam at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna.As a historical keyboards’ player she trained at numerous international workshops including those by Jasper Christensen, Andreas Staier, Patrick Ayrton, Christopher Stembridge, Maria Leonhardt, Rachel Podger, Davitt Moroney, Kris Verhelst, Bart van Oort and many more. She was a participant and prize winner of a number of International competitions, and in 2011 she received in ensemble with Maria Grokhotova (baroque violin) R. Weichlein Prize for the advancement of Austrian baroque music at one of the most significant early music competitions – Biber International Competition in St Florian, Austria.Olga Filippova cooperates extensively with a number of Russian and European groups such as Moscow Baroque, Orpharion, Catherine the Great Orchestra, Musica Antiqua St. Peterburg, Musica Petropolitana, Zefiro, Pratum Integrum etc. Her concert performances were broadcasted by Russian TV and radio companies as well as by Austrian radio and radio of The Netherlands, and she released a CD «Favorites of the Baroque».She played in concerts together with Alfredo Bernardini, Bob van Asperen, Alexei Lubimov, Alberto and Paolo Grazzi, Andrey Reshetin, Dmitry Sinkovsky, Paul Esswood, Steven Wallace, Simone Kermes, Carlos Mena, Deborah York. Her international festival appearances include, among others, Russian «Moscow Forum», Festivals in Potsdam, Utrecht, Premio Bonporti Festival, J. S. Bach Music Festivals in Riga and chamber music festivals in Croatia.Professor Olga Filippova currently teaches harpsichord, basso continuo and historical chamber ensemble at The Gnesin Russian Academy of Musicand The Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory’s Department of historical and contemporary performance.
Piano
Assoc. Prof. SVIATOSLAV E. KHITEV
Piano
Prof. MARINA V. KRAVETS
Piano
Prof. TATIANA P. LEVITINA Dean of Piano Faculty Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Bio
Tatiana Levitina graduated from the Moscow Tchaikovsky State Conservatory, where she was instructed by a famous Russian pianist Tatiana Nikolaeva. Tatiana has established a prominent musical career both in Russia and abroad, performing as a soloist and in ensemble Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Bulgaria, Austria. Her artistic experience has been considerably enriched by her work at the masterclasses as a pianist with many eminent contemporary conductors including Pierre Boulez, Zubin Mehta, Yuri Simonov, Gennady Rozhdestvensky, Alexander Lazarev, Vassily Sinaisky and Helmuth Rilling. Amongst her students T. Levitina has around 20 prize-winners of different prestigious International Piano competitions. Apart from working at the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music, Tatiana is also a member of the Jury of a whole range of important International competitions in Russia, Spain, Romania, Germany, and Italy, where she also gives masterclasses and seminars on pianistic teaching and pianistic techniques. Among the institutes where she gives masterclasses there are such important conservatoires as Giovanni Martini Conservatoire in Bologna, Istituto Vincenzo Bellini in Bolzano, Fiesole Didactic Centre in Florence and many others. Tatiana Levitina is the author of the book «The Basic Aspects of Pianistic Development, exemplified by the Russian Pianistic School», published in 2004 in Florence, Italy. This work was generally recognized among European piano teachers and students. She is also the author of a very successful book «Some aspects of pianistic forming of students» (2017) in Russian. For many years Tatiana Levitina has been a constant guest professor of the International Summer Music Academy «The Fire of Orpheus» (Bulgaria)
Piano
Lecturer SVYATOSLAV F. LIPS
Bio
Svyatoslav Lips was born in 1974 in the family of an outstanding musician, accordion player Friedrich Lips. In 1992 he finished studies at the Central Music School of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory (class of A. Artobolevskaya and prof. L. Naumov), in 1997 he graduated from the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory and in 2000 he finished an assistantship program (class of L. Naumov). S.Lips is a Laureate of the International Piano Competition «Citta di Stresa” in Stresa (Italy, 1991, Grand Prix), laureate of the 1st prize and winner of the Gold Medal of the International Competition of Pianists «Maria Canals” in Barcelona (Spain, 1994).
Svyatoslav Lips is an active concert performer – he has had tours in Austria, Germany, Spain, Italy, China, Latvia, Switzerland, Sweden, Estonia, Japan. He gave concerts in more than 90 cities of Russia. S. Lips played in an ensemble with such musicians as: G. Kremer, L. Ambartsumyan, V. Igolinsky, E. Revich (violin); M. Bereznitsky (viola); F. Lips (button accordion); K. Rodin, V. Tonkha, A. Buzlov (cello); P. Osetinskaya (piano): M. Pekarsky (drums); and etc. Repeatedly performed with orchestras conducted by M. Arkadiev, V. Barsov, A. Boreyko, S. Kondrashov, A. Kruzhkov, D. Liss, V. Polyansky, V. Ponkin, G. Skvortsov (Switzerland), M. Shcherbakov, U Schneider (Switzerland), F.P.Decker (Canada) and others.
Lips played in the largest music halls in the world: «Palau de la Musica Catalana» in Barcelona, «Sala Mozart» in Zaragoza, Teatro «Victoria Eugenia» in San Sebastian (Spain); «Dr. Oetker» Halle in Bielefeld, «Tonhalle» in Dusseldorf (Germany); «Nybrokajen» in Stockholm (Sweden), «Kokusai Forum Center» in Tokyo, «Kanagawa Prefectural Concert Hall» in Yokohama (Japan); Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, Svetlanovsky Hall in MMDM (Moscow), Kremlin Palace of Congresses, etc. He took part in International Music Festivals: «Lokenhaus» (Lokenhaus, Austria); «AN Cherepnin» (Yokohama, Japan 2000); «Moscow Autumn», «International Chamber Music Festival» (Kostomuksha, Karelia), «Dresdner Musicfestspiele» (Dresden, Germany, 2016), etc.
Lips devotes a significant part of his work to performing works by contemporary authors. Such composers as S. Berinsky, E. Podgaits, M. Bronner, T. Sergeeva, E. Anisimova and others dedicate their works to him. He performed 26 premieres. The artist has numerous recordings on CDs. S. Lips is the initiator and artistic director of the International Music Festival «Rendezvous» (together with accordionist M. Vlasova). Since April 2019 he was invited to teach at the Department of Special Piano at the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music.
Along with his concert activities, S. Lips conducts master classes in Russia and abroad. In March 2020 E. Kasenova, a student of his class, won the III prize at the international competition «El Cruce Musical de Cataluna» (Barcelona, Spain). He regularly participates in the jury of various competitions.
S.Lips was awarded with the Honorary Badge of the Governor of the Moscow Region (2013).
Piano
Prof. VERA B. NOSINA Honored Worker of the Arts Industry of the Russian Federation Honored Worker of Culture of Kyrgyzstan
Bio
V.Nosina is a Professor at the Gnesins Russian Academy of Music, a Merited Artist of the Russian Federation, a Honoured Cultural Worker of Kyrgyzstan and a Laureate of numerous international competitions.
She began her musical education at the Samara School of Music in the class of Tamara Barynina, then continued her studies at the Samara Music College in the class of Lydia Muravyeva.
From 1960 to 1967, she studied at the Gnesin State Musical Institute (now The Gnesin Russian Academy of Music). She also did a postgraduate course under the guidance of Professor Alexander Iokheles, an outstanding representative of the school of K.N. Igumnov.
Since 1965 she has been working at The Gnesin Russian Academy of Music. At the same time, she taught special piano classes at the Schnittke Moscow State Institute of Music (from 2005 to 2013 – Head of the Department of Special Piano), and at the Chopin Moscow State College of musical performance. For a number of years, she also worked at the Gnesin Moscow State College of Music, regularly conducting master classes in Russia and abroad.
More than 170 graduates have finished studies in the V.B. Nosina’s class. Among them there are many famous musicians, Folk and Honoured Artists of Russia and Kirghizia, Honoured Cultural Workers of the Russian Federation, Honoured Workers of Higher School, holders of academic degrees in Art History and Pedagogical Sciences, Doctoral Degrees in Musical Arts (USA).
Many of her students have received high awards at prestigious international competitions, including Horowitz and Memory of E. Gilels (Ukraine), C. Filtsch (Romania), N. Rubinstein (France), «Les nuits pianistique» in Aix-en-Provence (France), «Golden Parnassus» (Poland), Princess Lalla Meriem (Morocco), L. Janacek in Brno (Czech Republic), J.S. Bach in Würzburg (Germany), «Premio Jaen» in Jaen (Spain), competitions in Houston (Texas, U.S.A.), in Zurich (Switzerland), S. Benditsky (Saratov), S. Savshinsky (Saint-Petersburg), D. Kabalevsky (Samara), Z. Ismagilov (Ufa), M. Balakirev (Krasnodar), «Path to mastery» (Moscow; Rostov-on-Don), all-Russian «Delphic games» (Moscow; Yekaterinburg), A. Karamanov (Simferopol).
V.Nosina performs in Russia, Europe (Greece, Italy, France, Spain, Sweden, Poland, Denmark, Lithuania, etc.) and in the United States. She conducts seminars and masterclasses, gives lectures on musical styles and performing skills in many cities in Russia, the CIS, Europe and the USA.
B. Nosina’s scientific work is mainly devoted to the study of Baroque music and, in particular, the work of J. S. Bach. She is the author of a number of articles, including those translated into foreign languages, and two monographs.
B. Nosina is a member of the jury of many international competitions: in Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Austria, Poland, Lithuania, and Russia.
As a Vice-President of the International Association of teachers and musicians «Art and education of the XXI century», she organizes international forums, festivals and competitions in Greece, Portugal, Italy, Austria, Lithuania, Russia, including: festival-competition «Musica Classica» (Moscow, D.T.C. «Ruza»), festival-competition «Music without borders» (Lithuania, Druskininkai).
Piano
Assoc. Prof. VLADIMIR P. OVCHINNIKOV Head of the Department of Piano People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
Piano
Assoc. Prof. LIUDMILA V. PLUZHNIK
Bio
Liudmila Pluzhnik graduated from the Gnesin Moscow Special School of Music in the class of V.Polunina in 1993. Afterwards, L.Pluzhnik graduated from the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music in the class of PhD in Arts, Professor Lina Bulatova – student, assistant, colleague and close friend of Elena F. Gnesina.
After graduating from the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music Liudmila Pluzhnik began teaching as an assistant in the class of her Professor Lina Bulatova.
L.Pluzhnik is the winner of international competitions, including:
The winner of the II prize of the International Piano Competition, Athens, Greece, 1996.
The winner of the IV Independent International Competition of Pianists and Opera performers, Moscow, 2012.
The winner of IX International Competition of Musicians-Performers and Composers «Romanticism: its Origins and Beyond», Moscow, 2017.
The winner of the XXII International Festival-Competition «Musica Classica», Ruza, Russia, 2017.
Liudmila Pluzhnik performed in England, Italy, Greece, Japan, China, in different cities of Russia and Moscow. She performed with the orchestras, including the Minsk Philharmonic Orchestra. In conjunction with Tchaikovsky State Academiс Grand Symphony Orchestra – conductor A. A. Vedernikov – she did the first performance of the Concerto No. 3 for piano with orchestra by Alexander Baltin, which took place at the Great Hall of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory.
By now Pluzhnik L.V. has educated nearly 40 graduates. Many students of her class have become the prize-winners of the international competitions. She also conducted piano masterclasses in different cities of Russia, Japan and China.
Liudmila Pluzhnik headed and was a member of the jury of children’s music competitions in different cities of Russia and Moscow.
For more than 15 years she collaborated with the People’s Artist of the RSFSR, Soloist of the Bolshoi Theater, Head of the Department of Solo Singing at the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music (1985-2011), Professor Valentina Levko, being the concertmaster of her student’s class. This creative friendship has had a significant impact on the formation of performing and teaching views of Liudmila Pluzhnik.
Piano
Prof. DMITRY E. RATSER
Piano
Assoc. Prof. MIKHAIL A. SEMENOV
Piano
Lecturer EVGENY A. SERGEEV
Bio
Evgeny Sergeev was born in Moscow in 1986. He received music education at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory (class of prof. P. Nersessian) and Master of Music degree at Gnesins Academy of Music (class of prof. T. Zelikman). Also he participated in master-classes of prof. A. Vardi, D. Bashkirov, M. Raekallio.
Since 2015 he has been working at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory and the Gnesins Academy of Music in the departments of Vocal arts as an accompanist. Since 2017 he works in the vocal academy of the International Winter Art Festival of Y. Bashmet in Sochi under the direction of prof. D. Vdovin, where he collaborated with such famous vocal coaches as Alessandro Amoretti, Giulio Zappa, Brenda Hurley, Lyubov Orfenova.
He repeatedly was awarded diplomas to the best accompanist of numerous vocal competitions, in particular the chamber singing competition named after Z. Dolukhanova “The Amber Nightingale” (Kaliningrad, 2018).
He leads active concert activities, solo and with vocalists in Russia and abroad.
Piano
Lecturer EVGENIYA B. TARASOVA
Piano
Prof. VLADIMIR M. TROPP Honored Worker of the Arts Industry of the Russian Federation
Piano
Prof. VIKTOR A. VLASOV
Head of the Department of Piano Accompaniment
Piano
Prof. TATIANA A. ZELIKMAN Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation
ORCHESTRAL FACULTY
Harp
Prof. MILDA M. AGAZARIAN Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation
Double bass
Prof. ALEXANDER A. BELSKY Honored artist of the Russian Federation Honored Worker of the Arts Industry of the Russian Federation
Flute
Prof. VALENTINA I. DEGTIAREVA Head of the Department of Woodwinds Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation
Trumpet
Prof. VLADIMIR A. DOKSHITSER Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation
Saxophone
Assoc. Prof. LEONID B. DRUTIN
Violin
Prof. MIKHAIL A. GOTSDINER Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Violin
Prof. VLADISLAV G. IGOLINSKY Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Violin
Assoc. Prof. DMITRY Ts. KHAKHAMOV Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Violin
Prof. ALEKSEI A. KOSHVANETS Head of the Department for concert work Head of the Department of Violin and Viola Honored Artist of the Russian Federation
Bio
Koshvanets finished the Moscow P.I. Tchaikovsky Conservatory, where he received his undergraduate degree with Prof. B.Belenky, and completed his graduate studies in the class of Prof. V.Klimov. A. Koshvanets performed with the Gewandhaus orchestra, the Dresden State Chapel Orchestra, the Odense-Symphony, the Hanover Radio Orchestra, the NHK Japan Radio and Television Orchestra, the E.F.Svetlanov State Academic Symphony Orchestra of Russia, the Ukrainian national orchestra, the Berlin symphony orchestra and many others. He has worked with such conductors as: V. Gergiev, T. Zanderling, P. Kogan, S. Violin, E. Serov, O. Maga, V. Dudarov, D. Liss, V. Zdorenko, J. Panula, V. Ponkin. Currently A.Koshvanets is a soloist at the Moscow State Academic Philharmonic.
A.Koshvanets has won First Prizes in three international competitions: the Bach Competition in Leipzig (Germany) in 1984, the Carl Nielsen competition in Odense (Denmark) in 1987, and the Bellini competition in Caltanissetta (Italy) in 1995. He constantly tours Russia, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Finland, Italy, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Japan, Korea and other countries, performing with solo concerts. He performs in many international festivals, actively participates in charity events and concerts organized by various charitable foundations.
A.Koshvanets combines touring with pedagogical and educational activities. In 1988 he began teaching at the Moscow P.I. Tchaikovsky conservatory (as an associate professor at the violin department). In 2009 he headed the department of violin and viola at the Gnesins Russian Academy of Music. He constantly participates in the work of state certification and examination commissions, as a jury of international and regional competitions.
Viola
Assoc. Prof. OLGA I. VAGANOVA Dean of Orchestral Faculty
Percussion
Prof. DMITRY M. LUKIANOV Head of Department of Percussion Instruments Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Bio
D.Lukiyanov is a timpani soloist. He was the head of the percussion group of the Academic Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra (1981-2003) and the head of the percussion group of the Russian National Orchestra (2003-2013). D.Lukiyanov is the author of a number of methodological works, collections of studies, transcriptions of plays written for other instruments as well as the author of his own compositions for percussion instruments. Dmitry Lukiyanov’s students work in the best orchestras in Russia, such as the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra of Russia, the Russian National Orchestra, the New Russia Orchestra, the State Orchestra of Russia and many others. His students teach at higher educational institutions of Russia. Publications:
RHYTHMIC DIALOGUES For timpani and snare drum
SCATTERING OF RUDIMENTS For the ensemble of percussion instruments
SKETCH AND FUGUE For the ensemble of percussion instruments
Suite for multipercussion and pianoforte CONCERT FANTASIA after G. Bizet’s «Carmen» and «L’Arlesienne» for percussion duo and piano
Clarinet
Prof. NIKOLAI V. MOZGOVENKO People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
Clarinet
Prof. IVAN F. OLENCHIK Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Cello
Lecturer VLADISLAV V. PROVOTAR
Cello
Prof. VLADIMIR K. TONKHA Head of the Department of Cello, Double Bass and Harp People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
Bio
Finished the Gnesins Russian Academy of Music in 1965.
The range of activities of Vladimir Tonkha is extremely wide. He performs solo and symphonic concerts, plays in chamber ensembles, including the Moscow Cello Quartet, which he has created.
The repertoire of Vladimir Tonkha is enormous, embracing all periods of cello music. He also performs numerous arrangements and transcriptions for other instruments, many of which are done by him.
He has toured successfully in the majority of European countries, Japan, the United States and Canada and performed in the concert halls of the Moscow Conservatory, the Petersburg Philharmonic, Concertgebouw (Holland), Gewandhaus, Cologne Philharmonic, Suntory Hall (Japan) and many others.
Vladimir Tonkha’s musical talent has attracted the attention of contemporary composers for years. He is known as an outstanding interpreter of contemporary music, the first performer of over a hundred new works of domestic and foreign music. His album with Sofia Gubaidulina’s Seven Words of Christ released by Melodiya and recorded with Timur Mynbaev and Fridrikh Lips brought him a Golden Diapason of the French Diapason magazine in 1993. V. Tonkha has also partnered with other great musicians: Gennady Rozhdestvensky, Valery Gergiev, Eric Klass, Yuri Bashmet, Gidon Kremer, Irina Arkhipova, Yuji Takahashi, Tatyana Grindenko, Oleg Yanchenko and many others.
Tonkha has been a judge at a number of international and domestic competitions, including several Tchaikovsky Competitions. He has also participated in many international festivals in Helsinki, Lokenhaus, Tokyo, Beauvais, Amsterdam, Budapest, Salzburg, Boston, etc.
As the head of the department of cello, double bass and harp of the Gnesins Russian Academy of Music, V.Tonkha has trained many laureates of International and All-Russian competitions. His students successfully perform in Russia and abroad, work in leading Russian universities and universities of many countries.
Saxophone
Prof. VLADISLAV V. VALS
FACULTY OF FOLK INSTRUMENTS
Balalaika
Prof. ANDREI A. GORBACHEV Head of the Department of String Folk Instruments
Bio
Andrey Gorbachev is doubtlessly the leading balalaika player in Russia and in the world at present. In 1992 he won the Grand-Prix of the greatest and most prominent competition for the folk-string instruments in the world «Kubok Severa» («Cup of the North»), which took place in Cherepovets, Vologodskaja region in Russia. One year later A.A. Gorbachov became a first prize winner of the international V.V.Andreeva competition (Tver, Russia).
A.A. Gorbachev is considered as one of the leading schoolmasters for balalaika. Since 1997 he worked as a teacher for the S.V. Rachmaninov Institute of Music in Tambov. From 2000 until now he has been teaching at Gnesin Russian Academy of Music in Moskow, presumed to be the best Music Academy in the whole Russia. In 2004 he took here over the lead of the folk-string instruments department and few years later was assigned the highly honourable title of Professor.
A number of students have been taught by A.A. Gorbachev, seven of them became winners of foremost music competitions in Russia as well as in other countries. The list of his students can be seen at www.andreygorbachev.com
A.A. Gorbachev is author of ten books of music, Modern school of balalaika playing (2018) as well as writer of more than thirty articles published in professional journals in the last years. A.A. Gorbachev developed and introduced the new kinds of techniques of playing balalaika, establishing therewith a new epoch for balalaika. He implemented new techniques of balalaika-playing; some of techniques were demonstrated by him for the very first time in music history, as well as presented a new and modern way of balalaika-sound. He is in constant and close cooperation with a number of composers. The composers, such as Sergey Slonimsky, Mikhail Tzayger (USA), Mikhail Bronner, Efrem Podgaytz, Kirill Volkov, Anatoly Kusyakov, Alexander Tsygankov, Evgeny Derbenko, Alexander Rogachev and others wrote and dedicated their works to A.A. Gorbachev. A.A. Gorbachev premiered seventeen compositions for balalaika, making thereby a big contribution to the balalaika music repertoire.
In the last 30 years A.A. Gorbachev has given more than 3 thousands performances all over the world. He played as a soloist on the stages of Russia, Great Britain (here he played for the Queen Elisabeth II), Germany, France, Spain, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Poland, Portugal, Hungary, Turkey and Japan. Since 2000 A. Gorbachev has given concerts with Lothar Freund in Germany, Switzerland, France, USA etc. From 1990 to 2015, A. Gorbachev performed as part of the «Classic duet» with the honored artist of Russia T. Khaninova. Since 2011, he has been performing in jazz projects with people’s artist of Russia D. Matsuev. The most significant concerts:
2010, Turkey, Ankara arena, solo section with the Turkish Presidential orchestra (12.000 spectators)
2016, Moscow, Kremlin Palace of congresses, performance in D. Matsuev’s project «jazz games» (5,700 spectators)
2016, Saint Petersburg, BKZ «Oktyabrsky», performance in the project of D. Matsuev «games in jazz» (3600 spectators)
2017, New York, USA. Carnegie hall. The first ever solo concert of a balalaika performer.
A.A. Gorbachev performed various concerts with the leading orchestras of Russia and other countries: the President Orchestra of Russia, President Orchestra of Turkey, National Orchestra N.I. Osipov (Moskow), V.V. Andreev Orchestra (Saint-Petersburg), Symphony Orchestra of Zelena Gura in Poland, Adana Orchestra (Turkey), SWR Symphony Orchestra (Germany), Brandenburg Symphony Orchestra (Germany), Symphony Orchestra of GartnerPlatz Opera (Germany), Chamber Orchestra of Bavaria (Germany), Crested Butte Festival Symphony Orchestra (USA), Washington Balalaika Symphony (USA), Symphony Orchestras of Voronezh, Omsk, Saratov, Vologda, Tambov, Izhevsk (Russia), Orchestras of folk-instruments «Moskva», «Skomorohi» (Sankt- Petersburg), Tomsk, Novosibirsk, Barnaul, Cherepovets, Kemerovo, Krasnojarsk, Lipezk,
Novokuznets, Briansk, Smolensk, Petrozavodsk, Tambov, Tula, Jaroslavl (Russia) and «Pole» folk orchestra (Tokyo, Japan).
As a leading balalaika player of Russia and actually of the whole world, A.A.Gorbachev is often invited to take part in various music competitions as a jury member, mostly as a head of jury. So far there have been 200 music competitions in Russia, Germany, Ukraine and Japan, where A.A.Gorbachev played his role as a chef and jury member.
Domra
Prof. VIACHESLAV P. KRUGLOV People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
Bayan
Prof. FRIEDRICH R. LIPS Head of Department of Bayan and Accordion People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
Bio
Friedrich Lips is not only one of the most well-known and most renowned musicians of Russia, but he also received broad international recognition. The versatile creative activity of Friedrich Lips, People’s Artist of Russia and professor at the Gnesin Russian Music Academy essentially determines the recent development of the academic bayan. F. Lips performed at the most famous concert halls of the world (Big Hall of the Tschaikovsky conservatory – Moscow, Santory Hall – Tokyo, Lincoln center – New York, J. F. Kennedy Center – Washington, Concertgebouw – Amsterdam, Barbican Hall in London) with many outstanding musicians, among them: G. Roshdestvensky, V. Spivakov, G. Kremer, Y. Bashmet, V. Gergiev, W. Yurovsky, Yo-Yo Ma. Lips’ art of interpretation is documented on a number of records (about 40) released in Russia, Japan, the USA, Austria and Sweden. Among the graduates of the class of Professor Lips there are about 60 winners of national and international competitions. Lips is an author of three books «The Art of Bayan Playing», «The Art of Arranging Classical Music for Accordion» and «It seems like yesterday», as well as a set of articles on the art of the bayan. The books and articles are published in Russia and abroad, translated to German, English and other languages. Lips is the initiator, author and publisher of several volumes of the concert repertoire for bayanists, including the unique «Anthology for Bayan» in 10 volumes. Lips was the first to perform more than 80 works for bayan, including concerts and sonatas of the most important contemporary composers such as S. Gubaidulina, E. Denissov, A. Kholminov, Vl. Solotaryov, K. Volkov, P. Londonov, S. Berinsky, E. Podgaiz, M. Bronner, T. Sergeyeva, A. Zhurbin, A. Tshajkovsky and many others. Lips is a member and the president of the jury of many Russian and international competitions. He has initiated and artistically directs the international festival «Bayan and Bayanists» that has been held in Moscow annually since 1989 and which unites the best Russian and foreign soloists. Since 1996 F.Lips has been the head of department for folk instruments at the Gnesin Russian Music Academy (since 2004 – the head of department for bayan and accordion). In 1993 he was awarded the «Silver Disc» of the festival «Bayan and Bayanists». In 2001 he was named «Musician of the Year» by the newspaper «Musical Review». In 2005, the city of Emanzelinsk gave the name of its first graduate, Friedrich Lips, to the Children’s Art School No.1. On the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the Moscow Autumn Festival, he was awarded the «Gold Medal of Moscow» in 2008, the Diploma «Golden Talent of Russia» by the Russian Performing Art Foundation in 2009. In 2010, he was elected an honorary Professor at the London Academy of music (Great Britain). He is also a Laureate of the Moscow city award (2011). In 2012, China Post issued a postage stamp with a portrait of the musician. In 2015, the Russian performing arts Foundation awarded F.Lips with the international prize in music pedagogy named after M. M. Ippolitov – Ivanov. In 2019 he was elected an honorary Professor at the North Caucasus State Institute of arts (Nalchik). He is a Visiting Professor at the conservatories of Tian Jin (China), Pula (Croatia) and Kragujevac (Serbia).
Guitar
Assoc. Prof. DMITRY A. MURIN
Bayan
Assoc. Prof. ALEXANDER V. SELIVANOV Dean of Faculty of Folk Instruments
Bayan
Prof. VIACHESLAV A. SEMENOV People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
Bayan
Prof. YURI A. SIDOROV Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Accordion
Assoc. Prof. MARIA V. VLASOVA, PhD in Arts
FACULTY OF VOCAL STUDIES
Classical Singing
Prof. MIKHAIL S. AGIN, PhD in Pedagogy Head of the Department of Solo singing №1 Honored Worker of the Arts Industry of the Russian Federation Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation
Bio
M.Agin has been working in the area of arts and culture for more than 45 years. In 1980 he began teaching at the Gnesins State Pedagogical Institute (today – the Gnesins Russian Academy of music) at the department of solo singing. In 2011 he became the head of the department.
During his teaching career M.Agin has trained 70 alumni who successfully work in opera and music theaters, as soloists of philharmonic and concert organizations. Four of them got honorary titles of People’s Artist and Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, more than half of them became laureates of All-Russian and International vocal competitions and festivals, work as teachers in music schools and universities. Among them: G. Kamenny, T. Khanenko, L. Erokhina. E. Boreyko, I. Chernov, I. Gureev, A. Danilov, K. Simonov, I. Kozhinov, M. Dyadichenko, O. Semenova. E. Olkhovskaya, S. Tarasov, S. Samoylov, L. Prosviryakova, L. Yuryev, N. Asriyan, O. Golovleva, I. Gadaev, K. Eshba, E. Dolgasheva, T. Kryukov, E. Tarusova, Z. Kabardokova, Handbold Enkhnaran and others.
M.Agin visited South Korea three times with solo singing master classes at Seoul Korean Art Conservatory. He has established the International competition named after N.Shpiller “Masterpieces of Russian music” which is conducted annually.
M. Agin is engaged in a large scientific, methodological and research activities. He is the author of 185 published works (books, articles, programs, study guides, music books, anthologies of vocal and pedagogical repertoire, etc.) He constantly participates in the work of state certification and examination commissions, as a jury of international and regional competitions.
Classical Singing
NATALIA A. DMITRIEVA Dean of Faculty of Vocal Studies Honored Worker of Education of Russian Federation
Honored Worker of Culture of Mongolia
Classical Singing
ALEXANDER A. NAUMENKO Head of the Department of Solo singing №2 People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
Classical Singing
Prof. EKATERINA V. STARODUBROVSKAYA
Classical Singing
Lecturer ALEXANDER A. ZAKHAROV Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Bio
Born on August 21, 1970 in a family of engineers. He started studying music from an early age. In Orel, he graduated from the piano music school, and later – the conductor and choral department of the Orel Music School. After being drafted into the armed forces, he was transferred to the MVO Ensemble, and then to Twice the A.V. Alexandrov Red Banner Song and Dance Ensemble, first as an artist of the choir, and then as a soloist of the famous collective. In 2002 Alexander Zakharov graduated The Gnesins Russian Academy of Music (class of prof. K. Lisovsky) majoring in academic vocals. In 1999, he was accepted into the troupe of the Moscow State Academic Chamber Music Theater under the direction of B. Pokrovsky, where he performed the following roles: Gritsko (“Sorochinskaya Fair” by Mussorgsky), — for four years he was the only performer, the play received the Golden Mask award; Luigi (“Cloak” by Puccini), Don Ottavio (“Don Juan” by Mozart), Ferrando (“That’s how everyone does” by Mozart), Sextus (“Julius Caesar in Egypt” by Handel) — the play received the Golden Mask Award, Lucentio (The Taming of the Shrew by Shebalin). As part of the theater troupe, he toured a lot abroad, including Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy and Japan. Alexander Zakharov constantly collaborates with the best orchestras of Russia, participates in concert performances of rarely performed operas. In his repertoire: CHARLES IV (“The Maid of Orleans” by Tchaikovsky), Bayan (“Ruslan and Lyudmila” by Glinka), Kashchey (“Kashchey the Immortal” by Rimsky-Korsakov), Benedictov (“The Last Days” by Nikolayev), Devil (“The Night Before Christmas” by Rimsky-Korsakov), etc., as well as tenor roles in symphonic works by Beethoven, Britten and Verdi. The only modern performer of the role of Alyosha Popovich in the opera Grechaninova’s “Dobrynya Nikitich”, which was staged only twice in Moscow with the National Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments. Osipova, in 2003 – with the conductor, People’s Artist of Russia Nikolai Kalinin, and in 2005 – with the conductor, People’s Artist of Russia — Vladimir Ponkin. Since 2006 , he has been performing in concerts under the auspices of The Union of Composers of Russia and the Academy “New Peredvizhnichestvo” in Moscow and other cities of Russia. Since 2004 he has been a soloist Bolshoi Theater Of Russia, on the stage of which he performed more than 20 roles, among which: The Fool and the Podyachy (Boris Godunov and Khovanshchina by Mussorgsky), the Shabby Peasant (Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District by Shostakovich), Platon Karataev (War and Peace by Prokofiev), Guidon (The Tale of the Golden Cockerel by Rimsky-Korsakov), etc. He toured with the theater company in Covent Garden (London), took part in the Opera Festival in Savonlinna (Finland), the 55th Summer Festival in Ljubljana (Slovenia), as well as in the theater’s tours to Latvia and Greece. For many years he was a participant in the Art project “Tenor of the XXI century”. From 2011 to 2020 Alexander Zakharov – soloist-vocalist The National Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments of Osipov (Moscow) under the leadership of the People’s Artist of Russia — Vladimir Andropov, with whom he toured in many cities of Russia and the world. Currently, the artist performs solo concerts accompanied by the leading folk and symphonic ensembles of our country. In 2011, the CD “My Homeland” was released with a recording of Russian folk songs performed by Alexander Zakharov. In 2021 , he was invited to The Gnesins Russian Academy of Music as an academic vocal teacher at the department under the leadership of People’s Artist of Russia A. A. Naumenko. Awards and titles In 2006, the singer was awarded the title of “Honored Artist of the Republic of Ingushetia”. In November 2007, he was awarded the “National Treasure of Russia” Award. In 2013, Alexander Zakharov was awarded the Moscow City Prize in Literature and Art for promoting classical music, popularizing opera among the younger generation, and creating a number of new concert programs. In 2019 He was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Russia.
FACULTY OF CONDUCTING
Choral conducting
MARGARITA M. APEKSIMOVA Dean of Faculty of Conducting Honored Worker of Higher Education of the Russian Federation
Choral conducting
Prof. SERGEI A. CHUKOV Head of the Department of Choral Conducting Honored Worker of Higher Education of the Russian Federation
Symphonic and Opera conducting
Prof. VLADIMIR I. FEDOSEEV People’s Artist of the USSR
Symphonic conducting
Prof. VLADIMIR G. LEBUSOV
Head of the Department of Orchestral Conducting Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Honored artist of the Ukrainian SSR
Symphonic and Opera conducting
Assoc. Prof. ANDREI S. REIN
Choral conducting
Prof. ALEXANDER S. RYZHINSKY, Doctor of Arts Rector of Gnesin Russian Academy of Music Honored Worker of Education of Russian Federation
Bio
Alexander Ryzhinskiy was born in 1981 in West Siberia. He received his first musical education as a member of Choir of boys and young men “Nightingales” in Omsk, Russia. While studying at the Omsk Musical College (1996 – 2000) he served as a choirmaster of this choir. From 2000 to 2005 Alexander Ryzhinskiy studied choir conducting at the Gnesins’ Russian Academy of Music in Moscow. In 2008 he defended a PhD dissertation devoted to Schönberg’s choral music. Since 2009 he has been teaching at the Gnesins’ Russian Academy of Music. Since 2019 he has served as the Rector of the Academy.
Here he founded the Gnesins’ Ensemble of contemporary music «Altro Coro» dedicated to discovery and promotion of unknown Western and Russian composers of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Since 2010 the ensemble has performed works by A. Schönberg, S. Gubaidulina, A. Pärt, J. Tavener, H. Holliger, L. Dallapiccola, L. Nono, P. Dusapin and other composers.
The ensemble is a winner of different international choral competitions. «Altro Coro» became a champion of IX World Choir Games in Sochi (2016), recieved the «Grand Pix of Nations» in Berlin (2017) and the «Grand Prix of Nations» in Gothenburg (2019).
Besides pedagogical and choirmaster’s work, Alexander Ryzhinskii writes articles on Western European choir avant-garde. In 2016 he defended his second doctoral (equivalent of Habilitation) dissertation on the subject “Italian Choral Music of the Second Half of the 20th Century”.
Choral conducting
Prof. VLADIMIR I. SOROKIN
Symphonic and Opera conducting
Prof. VLADIMIR P. ZIVA Head of the Department of Symphonic Orchestra and Opera conducting Honored Worker of the Arts Industry of the Russian Federation
FACULTY OF FOLK MUSIC PERFORMANCE
Bayan
Prof. ALEXANDER S. BAZIKOV, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences Head of the Department of National Instruments of the Peoples of Russia Honored Worker of the Arts Industry of the Russian Federation
Folk choral singing
Prof. SVETLANA K. IGNATEVA Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Folk singing
Assoc.Prof. TATIANA D. KROSHILINA
Folk singing
MARINA V. MEDVEDEVA, PhD in Pedagogical Sciences Head of the Department of Choral and Solo Folk Singing Honored Worker of Higher Education of the Russian Federation
FACULTY OF MUSIC HISTORY, THEORY AND COMPOSITION
Musicology
YULIYA I. AGISHEVA, Ph.D. in Art History Head of the Department of Musical Journalism
Bio
Musicologist. Lecturer. Critic. Scholar. Linguist. Teacher of English. Ph.D. in Art History (Dissertation: Jugendstil in Music (through the examples of works of Max Reger and Franz Schreker. 2005) Senior Lecturer, Head of the Department of Musical Journalism of the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music (Moscow).
Y.Agisheva was born in Minsk (Belarus) in 1975, finished the Gnessins Special Music School as a pianist and a musicologist. In 1998 graduated from the Gnssin Russian Academy of Music as a musicologist. In 2001 finished Post-Graduate Courses of the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music.
In 2010 graduated from the University Russian Academy of Education as a linguist and a teacher of English.
Y.Agisheva has been working at the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music since 1998. 2010-2012 – Head of the Department of Foreign Languages 2012-2018 – Head of the Department of Musical-Applied Arts 2018-till present – Head of the Department of Musical Journalism
Y.Agisheva delivers lectures on History of Fine Art, Theatre Directing in the XXth century, Harmony, English, Basics of a Professional Translation, Scientific research of students at bachelor, master and post-graduate courses at the Academy.
LARISA M. BELOGUROVA, PhD in Arts Head of the Department of Ethnomusicology
Composition
KUZMA A. BODROV Head of the Department of Composition
Musicology
NATELA I. ENUKIDZE, PhD in Arts Dean of Faculty of Music History, Theory and Composition Honored Worker of Education of Russian Federation
Musicology
Prof. LARISA L. GERVER, Doctor of Arts
Musicology
Prof. NATALIA S. GULIANITSKAYA, Doctor of Arts Honored Worker of Higher Education of the Russian Federation
Musicology
Lecturer DARIA I. KALASHNIKOVA
Bio
In 2019 she graduated from the historical, theoretical and composer faculty of the Rostov State Rachmaninov Conservatoire. He is currently a graduate student of the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music (supervisor – Doctor of Art History, Professor T.I. Naumenko).
The approved theme of the Ph.D. dissertation: «A. Schnittke’s ballets in the context of the domestic musical theater of the 1970-1980s».
Since 2021 she has been working as a teacher at the Department of Music Theory.
Musicology
Prof. DINA K. KIRNARSKAYA, Doctor of Arts Vice-rector for public relations Head of the Department of Music History
Bio
Professor Dina Kirnarskaya has been working at the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music since her graduation from Ph.D. studies in 1987. She has been Vice-Rector of the Academy since November 2003 until now changing the direction of her vice-rectorate from Creative Work and Research to Public Relations for which she is responsible at the moment. Her interest in psychology of music and music perception triggered her two Ph.D. degrees – first in Musicology at the Moscow Conservatory (1998) and the second at the Psychology Department of St.Petersburg University (2006). She has won Fulbright Grant twice and as a Visiting Professor continued her research at Harvard University and Boston College as well as in London University due to the grant of British Council. Dina Kirnarskaya’s results were published by Oxford University Press in her book «The Natural Musician: on Abilities, Giftedness and Talent» and in the paper written together with her co-author Ellen Winner in Psychomusicology «Musical Abilities in a New Key: Exploring the Expressive Ear for Music».
Dina Kirnarskaya participated in lots of international conferences where various aspects of music education were discussed. The most meaningful among them are Arts in Education UNESCO Congress in Seoul (2010), Developmental Psychology Conference in Bergen, Norway (2011), Psychology Conference in Osaka (2013) and ISME Conferences in Glasgow (2016) and Baku (2018). Dina Kirnarskaya is the founder of the former Production Faculty and the UNESCO department of Musical Mastery and Contemporary Performing Arts at the Gnesin Academy – the only one that exists in the Russian higher education system.
Besides musical abilities and talent Dina Kirnarskaya is interested in increasing the popularity of classical music. She is practicing the so-called «inter-art method» to help people better understand academic music through its various connections with fine arts and literature of the time. The example of this method is her book «Classical Music for Everyone» with a preface by Vladimir Ashkenazy and recommendations by Vladimir Spivakov and Gidon Kremer. The book has been re-published in 2020.
Since mid-90-s Dina Kirnarskaya has also been a journalist and musical critic. She is a frequent guest and expert on different TV channels and radio-stations of national significance such as Perviy Channel, Russia-1, Culture and others.
Composition
Assoc.Prof. PETR A. KLIMOV
Musicology
Prof. TATIANA N. KRASNIKOVA, Doctor of Arts
Composition
Prof. ALEKSEI L. LARIN Honored Worker of the Arts Industry of the Russian Federation
Choral conducting
OKSANA E. MISHINA Head of the Department of Music Pedagogy Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation
Musicology
TATIANA I. NAUMENKO, Doctor of Arts Vice-rector for scientific research Head of the Department of Music Theory Honored Worker of Education of Russian Federation
Musicology
Prof. NINA V. PILIPENKO, Doctor of Arts
Musicologist
IRINA P. SUSIDKO, Doctor of Arts Head of the Department of Music Analysis
Prof. VIKTOR S. ULIANICH, PhD in Arts Honored Worker of the Arts Industry of the Russian Federation
Musicology
Prof. VERA B. VALKOVA, Doctor of Arts
Bio
Doctor of Arts, Professor of Music History at the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music, Member of the Union of Russian Composers
Vera B. Valkova graduated in musicology from the Gorky (now Nizhny Novgorod) State Glinka Conservatory in 1971 with her thesis, «Musical Dramaturgy in W. Lutosławski’s Symphony No. 2.» In 1977, she completed studies at the Gnesin State Musical Institute in Moscow and, four years later, defended her post-graduate dissertation, New Perspectives on Thematicism in Soviet Symphonic Music of the 1960s and 1970s. In 1993, Dr. Valkova defended her doctoral dissertation, Musical Thematicism — Thought — Culture. Since 2000, she has lived and worked in Moscow, combining her pedagogical work as Professor of Music History at the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music with her work as Senior Academic Fellow at the State Institute for Art Studies (from 2008).
Dr. Valkova’s students A. Bibikova and E. Kluchnikova are prizewinning academic authors.
Dr. Valkova is the organizer of a series of academic conferences that have taken place at the Gnesin Russian Academy of Music and which have since become an international biannual cycle: «Musical Sociology: New Strategies in the Humanities» and «Musicological Forum,» first held in 2007 and 2010, respectively. She has also participated in numerous international conferences: in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Volgograd, Krasnoyarsk, Tampere (Finland), Vilnius (Lithuania), Berlin, Leuven (Belgium), and London.
Dr. Valkova is the author of the monographs Musical Thematicism — Thought — Culture (Nizhny Novgorod, 1992), S. V. Rachmaninoff and Russian Musical Culture of His Time (Tambov, 2016), and A Chronicle of the Life and Work of S. V. Rachmaninoff: Part I: 1873–1899 (Tambov, 2017). There are more than one hundred publications by her, including «Intertextual Dialogs in Rachmaninoff’s The Bells,» in Sociocultural Crossings and Borders: Musical Microhistories, edited by Rūta Stanevičiūtė and Rima Povilionienė (Vilnius: Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theater, 2015), 470–80; and «The Category of the ‘Spread-Out Theme’ in Contemporary Russian Music Theory,» in Topical Areas of Fundamental and Applied Research XII (North Charleston, SC: spc Academic, 2017), 14–23.
FACULTY OF JAZZ AND POPULAR MUSIC
Piano
Prof. IGOR M. BRIL People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
Piano
VALERY A. GROKHOVSKY Vice-rector for secondary prof. education Director of Gnesins Musical College Dean of Faculty of Jazz and Popular Music
Jazz orchestra conducting
Assoc.Prof. ANATOLY O. KROLL People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
Saxophone
Prof. ALEXANDER V. OSEICHUK Honored artist of the Russian Federation
Jazz singing
KSENIA V. POLITKOVSKAYA, PhD in Cultural Studies Head of the Department of Pop and Jazz Singing
Piano
VSEVOLOD K. TIMOFEEV Head of the Department of Instrumental Jazz Performance
FACULTY OF MODERN MUSIC INDUSTRY
Music management
ILIYA A. REPENAK Dean of Faculty of Modern Music Industry
Music management
DARIA G. RODIONOVA, PhD in Cultural Studies Head of the Department of Music Management
Bio
Daria Rodionova defended her dissertation research on the topic «Music management as a value phenomenon of the spiritual culture of Russia» in 2019. She has organised several international cultural projects in Serbia and Austria. In 2019 she was awarded with a letter of gratitude from the Director of the Russian House in Belgrade (Russian Center for Science and Culture in Serbia) for a great personal contribution to promoting Russian culture abroad and strengthening the spiritual ties of the fraternal peoples of Serbia and Russia.
Daria Rodionova has experience in a commercial bank, as well as in government service.
She is the author of over 20 scientific articles, has several publications in the Scopus journals. She is also the author of two coursebooks.
Publications in English:
Mayarovskaya Galina V., Rodionova Daria G. The Russian Gnesins’ Academy of Music as a Foundational Methodological Center for Development of Education in the Sphere of Culture and Art. Problemymuzykal’noj nauki/Music Scholarship. 2018. No. 2, pp. 106–110. DOI: 10.17674/1997-0854.2018.2.106-110.
Historical and cultural features of the formation of music management in the context of spiritual culture functioning Russia: genetic, diachronic and synchronous approaches), С. 87-96. Proceedings of the 2020 Inter-national Conference on Culture, Education and Financial Development of Modern Society (ICCESE 2020). Paris: Atlantis Press, 2020 – P. 87-96. DOI: https://doi.org/10.2991/assehr.k.200316.022, ISSN 2352-5398
Sound engineering
ALEXANDER V. MIKHLIN Head of the Department of Sound Engineering
Music production
OLEG V. IVANOV, PhD in Physics and Mathematics Head of the Department of Performing Arts Production