(1905-1979), Russia People’s Artist of the USSR, Ukraine and Tatarstan. The I All Russia Conductors Competition 2nd prize (1938), State Prize of the USSR (1952). The Order of Lenin, the Order of the October Revolution. Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of...

(BORN 1941) Soviet and Russian conductor, professor. People’s Artist of the RSFSR (1976). People’s Artist of the USSR (1981). The Order of Honour (Russia, 2001), Order for Merit to the Fatherland, IV class (2011), etc. Simonov has been Chief Conductor of...

(BORN 1960) Russian conductor and professor of music. People’s artist of Russia, Honoured Artist of Russia (2002), People’s Artist of Russia (2011). Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the Saint Petersburg State Academic Cappella Orchestra and the Leningrad Conservatory Musical Theatre...

AUSTRIA conductor. He collaborated with the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Vienna Volksoper Orchestra, Vienna Symphony, Vienna Philharmonic....

(BORN 1937) Soviet and Russian conductor. He was Chief Conductor of the Leningrad Orchestra of Ancient and Modern Music (now St. Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra, 1974—1985). He is a founder and Chief Conducted of the Volgograd Academy Symphony Orchestra (from...

(1928-2010) Soviet and Russian conductor, professor. Peoples’ Artist of Russia, People’s Artist of Tatarstan, Honoured Man of Arts of Russia. Herbert von Karajan Conducting Competition 1st prize (1971), the Gabdulla Tukay State Prize of Tatarstan winner (1974). Between 1986 - 2010...

(BORN 1944) Ukrainian conductor. People’s Artist of Ukraine (1982). He is permanent conductor of the State Symphony Orchestra and Moscow Philharmonic in Moscow, the Ural Symphony Orchestra in Yekaterinburg....

CHINA Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the Kuzbass Symphony Orchestra (Kemerovo, Russia), the I International Sergei Prokofiev Conducting Competition 3rd Prize (1993), the XIII International Nicolay MalkoYoung Conductors Competition winner (2001), Gramophone Award in classical music....

Great Britain Samuel Burstyn (33 years old, great Britain) studied violin, saxophone, piano and singing since childhood. At the age of 16, having discovered the viola, he was accepted into the national youth orchestra. In 1999, he entered the Trinity Laban...

Russia Stanislav KOCHANOVSKY was born in St. Petersburg in 1981. He graduated with honors from the St. Petersburg Conservatory in three specialties: choral conducting in the class of T. Khitrova (2004), organ by N. Oksentyan (2004) and opera and symphonic conducting...