"Orchestra folk instruments VGTRK is a stormy stream of Russian music, the very atmosphere of Russian music, reproduced by true masters, which inspires great hope that there is a great Russia."
People's Artist of the USSR Iosif Kobzon
National treasure of Russia - Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments was created in December of the victorious year of 1945.
From the first days of its existence, performing on the radio, the orchestra became a true decoration of the radio airwaves, and later won world recognition multi-million audience. In 1974 for big creative success he was awarded the title "Academic".
Over the years, the ensemble was led by outstanding Soviet conductors: V.S. Smirnov, V.I. Fedoseev and N.N. Nekrasov, whose name the orchestra now bears.
Nikolai Nikolaevich Nekrasov is a unique personality in the Russian world instrumental music: a hereditary conductor, a professional of the highest level, an inspired artist, he was the chief conductor and artistic director of the ensemble for almost 40 years. It was he who created a universal, highly professional, world-class orchestra that performs the music of the most different styles, eras, genres and trends.
The leading role in the orchestra's repertoire belongs to Russian folk, classical and modern music. Among the 9,000 scores are many world-famous works, folk Spanish, Italian, German, French, Greek, Finnish, Czech, Hungarian, American, Turkish, Polish, Japanese music, which truly delights the audience. The orchestra triumphantly tours in the USA, England, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Japan, Turkey, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
IN different times Outstanding singers, whose names are known throughout the world, collaborated with the orchestra: I. Arkhipova, M. Bieshu, E. Obraztsova, S. Lemeshev, N. Gedda, A. Eisen, I. Kobzon, V. Piavko, V. Noreika, A. Dnishev, T. Sinyavskaya, B. Rudenko, I. Bogacheva, Z. Sotkilava. This tradition is continued by creative youth - soloists Bolshoi Theater Russia, the New Opera Theater and the Musical Theater named after. Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko.
A special place in the work of the Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company is occupied by concert activities - concerts at the Moscow Philharmonic, participation in music festivals, creative meetings with students, the scientific elite, charity concerts. Unique projects of the orchestra, such as “Irina Arkhipova and Nikolai Nekrasov present...”, “Russian song for all times”, “Musical Planet”, “Magic Lake”, “Songs before Dawn” based on poems by Federico Garcia Lorca, “Coachman Songs”, aroused and aroused great public interest. Many of them became the basis for television and radio programs on the Kultura TV channel and Radio Russia.
Now the orchestra is conducted by a young maestro, student and follower of N.N. Nekrasova Andrey Shlyachkov is a talented conductor, a wonderful musician, the author of more than a hundred original arrangements that inspired new life into the sound and repertoire of the orchestra.
Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments named after. N.N. Nekrasov of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company has a bright individual style. The melodiousness, warmth and expressiveness of the sound of instruments, sincerity of performance combined with virtuoso skill honed to perfection, highest quality games are the integral essence of the orchestra, its calling card.
The creative plans of the group include the creation of new interesting programs, international tours, festivals, concerts, meetings with listeners, recordings on radio and television.
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When in the last years of the Great Patriotic War The Nekrasov Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments was created, the musicians immediately focused on the highest level, interesting varied programs were prepared, the repertoire gradually expanded, which, in addition to arrangements of Russian folk songs, included arrangements of Russian and foreign classics, music by contemporary composers.
In every decade, the orchestra has featured outstanding conductors and musicians. A particularly fruitful period began when Vladimir Ivanovich Fedoseev took over the conductor’s stand. Subject special attention new artistic director and the main conductor became the sound quality, the balance of the sound of the groups.
Folk music and classical music at the highest level
And the result was amazing: all sections sounded together, harmoniously, beautifully, the orchestra acquired its own individual and unique style. With the arrival of a talented conductor, the concert activity of the group intensified.
The best halls of the capital opened before him: Great Hall Conservatories, Concert hall named after P. I. Tchaikovsky, Kremlin Palace, Hall of Columns The House of Unions, which for many years became the orchestra’s favorite meeting place with its listeners.
The concert of the Nekrasov Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra will delight all fans of beautiful music.
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National Academic Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Russia named after N. P. Osipov is one of the most famous and authoritative orchestras in the world. In 2014, the famous team turned 95 years old.
The orchestra was created in 1919. This period coincided with growing interest in the revival of Russian folk musical art. The origins of the team were outstanding musicians: balalaika player Boris Troyanovsky (1883-1951) and dom-player Pyotr Alekseev (1892-1960). It was they who became the leaders of the young orchestra, whose first concert took place in Moscow in the Hermitage Garden. Very soon he was applauded by many presenters concert venues our country.
B. Troyanovsky and P. Alekseev laid the foundations of orchestral performing skills, which have been improved and developed over the years. Subsequently, the group was led by many talented musicians: Nikolai Golovanov (1891-1953), brothers Nikolai (1901-1945) and Dmitry (1909-1954) Osipov, Victor Smirnov (1904-1995), Vitaly Gnutov (1926-1976), Victor Dubrovsky (1927-1994), Anatoly Poletaev (born in 1935), Nikolai Kalinin (1944-2004), Vladimir Ponkin (born in 1951). Since 2009, the orchestra has been headed by People's Artist Russia, professor, laureate of the Russian Government Prize Vladimir Andropov. Years of collaboration with the highest level craftsmen have shaped special handwriting orchestra, which made him recognizable among others and brought him worldwide fame.
The orchestra is named after the outstanding Soviet musician Nikolai Petrovich Osipov. His work in the orchestra (1940-1945) marked a completely new stage in the creative life of the team. This period coincided with the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. In June 1941, the orchestra was disbanded. Almost all the artists were drafted into the army and went to the front. It was N.P. Osipov who, in those difficult years, was involved in the restoration of the ensemble, looking for orchestra members on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War, which allowed the orchestra to continue its existence. Subsequently N.P. Osipov managed to reveal to listeners the richness and uniqueness of the sound of Russian folk orchestra, for which there are practically no repertoire restrictions. The orchestra attracted the attention of the presenters with its bright and original sound. Soviet composers(N. Budashkina, A. Novikova, A. Kholminova, etc.), who enriched the group’s repertoire with original compositions.
In 1946, the orchestra was named after N.P. Osipov. In 1969, the team received the honorary title “academic”.
As a result of many years of concert practice, the orchestra has formed a friendly and creative atmosphere around itself. The team constantly collaborates with leading musicians - singers, instrumentalists, composers and conductors, as well as with young performers. Over the years, outstanding masters performed with the orchestra: conductors N. Anosov, A. Gauk, V. Dudarova, G. Rozhdestvensky, V. Fedoseev; singers I. Arkhipova, I. Bogacheva, O. Voronets, L. Zykina, L. Ruslanova, A. Strelchenko, E. Nesterenko, Z. Sotkilava, B. Shtokolov, A. Eisen, D. Hvorostovsky, V. Matorin; performers on folk instruments V. Gorodovskaya (gusli), A. Tsygankov (domra), balalaika players P. Necheporenko, M. Rozhkov, A. Tikhonov, A. Gorbachev and many other musicians.
The orchestra named after N.P. Osipov conducts active creative and educational activities in the best concert halls of Moscow, Russia and other countries. He was applauded in Austria, Australia, Great Britain, Germany, Greece, Holland, Denmark, Canada, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Finland, France, Switzerland, and Japan. Each season is marked by the appearance of completely new concert programs, both for adults and for the youngest spectators. Thus, in the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall over the past few years, the orchestra has prepared more than 60 new programs, many of which have become major events in the cultural life of Russia. One of them, the “Funny Professor” subscription for children, was awarded the Prize of the Government of the Russian Federation.
The unique sound of folk instruments, the culture of sound, and the highest level of professional performing skills allow the orchestra to occupy an honorable place among the brightest phenomena of Russian art.
Victor Kuzovlev
Since 2009, Viktor Kuzovlev has been the conductor of the National Academic Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Russia named after N. P. Osipov. The musician was born in 1977 in Moscow. Graduate of the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music and graduate school. Attended an international master class on conducting by V. Fedoseev (2008), and in 2005 interned at the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia under the direction of V. Spivakov.
V. Kuzovlev collaborated with the State Opera and Ballet Theater of the Udmurd Republic (Izhevsk), Astrakhan State musical theater, Moscow Musical Theater “Amadeus” under the direction of O. Mitrofanov, Moscow State Musical Theater “On Basmannaya”, where he conducted the performances “The Magic Flute”, “Bastien and Bastienne”, “Theater Director”, “Don Juan” by W. Mozart, “ Rigoletto" by G. Verdi, "Eugene Onegin", "Iolanta", "The Nutcracker", " Swan Lake» P.I. Tchaikovsky, “The Tale of Tsar Saltan”, “Mozart and Salieri”, “The Snow Maiden” by N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov, “Lady Akulina” by A. Pokidchenko, “How to Live Married” by V. Friedman, etc.
The musician has repeatedly taken part in the Moscow Autumn and All-Russian festivals modern music for the Russian folk orchestra “Music of Russia”, “Music for Everyone” (artistic director L. Kazarnovskaya), festivals dedicated to the 200th anniversary of A.S. Pushkin and the 150th anniversary of the birth of G. Puccini, opera festival L. Kartashova (Norilsk), Moscow festivals “June Club”, “August Club”, student creativity festival “Festos”.
Along with concert activities, Viktor Kuzovlev works in Russian Academy of music named after the Gnessins at the departments of opera training and orchestral conducting (since 2006 - associate professor) and in the opera theater-studio (since 1998), where he staged performances " Queen of Spades", "Don Pasquale", "Gianni Schicchi", etc. With his participation, performances of the studio theater were held in different cities of Russia: Ulyanovsk, Norilsk, Klin, Morshansk, Kotovsk, Michurinsk, Tambov, Dubna.
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