Festival "60 parallel" in Surgut - full house and surprises Automatic translate

The organizers of the third art festival "60 Parallel", which will be held in Surgut from October 1 to 26, have prepared many surprises as part of a rich and non-trivial program.

October, which Brodsky considered a month of sadness and colds, turned out to be a period of musical discoveries for the oil capital of Siberia. The fearless symbiosis of classics, ethnics, jazz, a selection of rare works and performers with “faces not in common expression” prepared for the festival a very interesting fate.

The best recommendation for performers is collaboration with great musicians and their flattering reviews. Altist Alexei Ludevig is a student of Bashmet, Jansons, Shebalin, the founder of the chamber ensemble in St. Petersburg. Viewers will have the opportunity to hear Evans, Gershwin, Ellington on viola born in 1661. The participant of the second branch is the winner of the 11th Tchaikovsky Competition, cellist Denis Shapovalov, whose talent was highly appreciated by Rostropovich. Ludevig and Shapovalov will perform with the Surgut Express Band brass band.

One of the surprises is the joint performance of the Surgut Symphony Orchestra and the Bi-2 band - a classic crossover on the contrary. Arranged in a “serious” way, hits, a decent level of the show, and Nastya Poleva’s participation in it guarantee an inevitable full house.

The Mikhailovsky String Quartet from St. Petersburg prepared a program from the works of this year’s anniversaries - Sviridov, Glazunov, Tchaikovsky. String quartet, novelettes, Andante cantabile will not disappoint discerning fans of classical music.

Towards the close of the festival - concerts of musicians from the Faroe Islands. The program of the legendary Kristian Blak will introduce many facets of his talent - a composer and instrumentalist working in different styles - from classical to jazz. Susanna Herálvsdóttir’s sensual vocals and Hans Marius Ziska’s indie-folk ballad will decorate the second concert of Faroese musicians.

Young spectators will have an exciting journey into the world of musical fairy tales.

Elena Tanakova © Gallerix.ru