Русский академический оркестр
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All instruments of Russian national orchestra traditionally formed in the end of XIX century are presented in the orchestra. The orchestra has its own performing style that is characterized by rigor, restraint and nobility of tone, warmth and melodiousness of sound, individual brightness of solo instruments. The ensemble is one of 4 folk orchestras in the country with the honorary title of «academic».
Rustam Dilmoukhametov, Laureate of the all-Russian concourse Manager
Marina Firsova
About
The oldest musical ensemble of Novosibirsk was founded in 1927 at the first Siberian Broadcasting Company. The organizer of the orchestra is Vasily Girman. Since 1976, the team is led by Vladimir Gusev.All instruments of Russian national orchestra traditionally formed in the end of XIX century are presented in the orchestra. The orchestra has its own performing style that is characterized by rigor, restraint and nobility of tone, warmth and melodiousness of sound, individual brightness of solo instruments. The ensemble is one of 4 folk orchestras in the country with the honorary title of «academic».
For years the orchestra worked on the radio, mainly in the studio, recording music to replenish the audio library of the radio committee. The orchestra made a huge amount of records, which are still airing.
In 2005 the orchestra was transferred to Novosibirsk Philharmonic society and developed an active concert schedule. The ensemble participates in numerous festivals: regional, national and international. Well-known soloists-instrumentalists, vocalists, choirs ensembles cooperate with the orchestra. The repertoire exceeds 4 000 compositions: folk music, domestic and foreign classics, original works. More than 200 works are written specially for Russian Academic Orchestra by contemporary composers.
Famous conductors worked with the orchestra: People's Artist of the USSR V. Fedoseev, People's Artist of Russia A. Hauk, People's Artist of the USSR A. Khachaturian, People's Artist of Russia, Kazakhstan and Tatarstan F. Mansurov, People's Artists of Russia V. Nekrasov and V. Popov, Honored Artist of Russia E. Makovsky and N. Kornienko. Soloists: I. Kobzon, Z. Sotkilava, V. Matorin, T. Petrova, A. Zakharov, M. Drobinsky, A. Gorbachev, V. Ovsyannikov, E. Polikanin, A. Litvinenko, S. Zykov, T. Vorozhtsova, T. Zorina, O. Videman, Sh. Zonduev, N. Loskutkin and other famous artists.
In 2005 the orchestra was transferred to Novosibirsk Philharmonic society and developed an active concert schedule. The ensemble participates in numerous festivals: regional, national and international. Well-known soloists-instrumentalists, vocalists, choirs ensembles cooperate with the orchestra. The repertoire exceeds 4 000 compositions: folk music, domestic and foreign classics, original works. More than 200 works are written specially for Russian Academic Orchestra by contemporary composers.
Famous conductors worked with the orchestra: People's Artist of the USSR V. Fedoseev, People's Artist of Russia A. Hauk, People's Artist of the USSR A. Khachaturian, People's Artist of Russia, Kazakhstan and Tatarstan F. Mansurov, People's Artists of Russia V. Nekrasov and V. Popov, Honored Artist of Russia E. Makovsky and N. Kornienko. Soloists: I. Kobzon, Z. Sotkilava, V. Matorin, T. Petrova, A. Zakharov, M. Drobinsky, A. Gorbachev, V. Ovsyannikov, E. Polikanin, A. Litvinenko, S. Zykov, T. Vorozhtsova, T. Zorina, O. Videman, Sh. Zonduev, N. Loskutkin and other famous artists.
