Artistic Director of the Novosibirsk Opera and Ballet Theatre, Music Director and Chief Conductor of the Hvorostovsky Krasnoyarsk Opera and Ballet Theatre. Member of the renowned family of musicians and conductors.

Artistic Director of the Sverdlovsk Philharmonic Symphony Choir. Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. From 2000 to 2020, Chief Choirmaster of the Mariinsky Theatre.

World-renowned bayan player, composer, winner of the Nika Award, the main annual national film award in Russia, and the White Elephant Award of the Russian Guild of Film Critics for the soundtrack to the film "Euphoria".

Cellist and music teacher. Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. Author of the concepts and Artistic Director of the VIVACELLO and VIVARTE festivals. Artistic Director of the "Musical Expedition" festival.

Soloist of the Mariinsky Opera Company, mezzo-soprano. Guest soloist of the Bolshoi Theatre of Russia and the Mikhailovsky Theatre.

Soloist and concertmaster of the viola group, National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia. Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. Author of educational music projects and programs for children.

Saxophonist, Selmer-Paris signed artist. Artistic Director and soloist of the Imperialis Orchestra, guest saxophonist of the MusicAeterna orchestra.

A world-famous choir. Part of the Mariinsky Opera Company. The Choir's repertoire includes various styles of music, from Russian and international opera classics to cantatas, oratorios, and a cappella.

The band was created by the former members of the renowned Pesnyary Band after its breakup in 1998. Successfully blends the signature Pesnyary vocal style with folk music and contemporary sounding. Until 2024, The Belorusskiye Pesnyary.

The band was founded in 1982 and plays timbre bayans, the unique instruments created by Nikolai Kosorukov, a person of original genius. Their musical repertoire encompasses a variety of genres, including classical, folk, retro, and jazz.

The Orchestra was founded in 1997 and is a successor to the symphony orchestras of the Soviet State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company. The only orchestra in Russia that specializes in creating content for the Orpheus radio station, which broadcasts classical music. Part of the Russian State Music Television and Radio Centre.

A legendary orchestra established in 1945. The repertoire includes the finest pieces from the Soviet and international popular classics. Part of the Russian State Music Television and Radio Centre.

Сreated in 2014 by young musicians, graduates of leading Moscow-based music educational institutions. The band plays classical, modern popular music, Western and Russian rock, and cover songs, bringing new life and energy to well-known musical pieces.

Singer, composer, arranger. Is considered one of the closest and most brilliant stage embodiments of Frank Sinatra in Russian tribute shows.

The tribute band attempts to recreate the original atmosphere of ABBA concerts on stage with as much accuracy as possible. The voices of the soloists, who are known for their roles in popular musicals like "Mamma Mia!" and "Chess", perfectly match the original recordings.

A world-famous theatre from St. Petersburg, Russia. The Theatre has developed its own unique style, combining the best of pantomime and clowning with elements of pop culture and slapstick tragedy.

Actor of theatre, movies and musicals. Composer, libretto writer, and director of the Rock Opera "The KaramazoVS" and the Rock Musical "Countess de La Fere".

The first and only official tribute band of The Beatles in Russia. The BeatLove not only performs the timeless hits with great skill, but also recreates the show of the iconic Liverpool Quartet on stage with incredible accuracy.

One of the first big bands in the world, born during the swing era in Harbin, China, in 1934. Oleg Lundstrem was the Orchestra's leader for 70 years in a row. The top brand of Soviet/Russian jazz.

One of the oldest and most prominent symphony orchestras in the USSR/Russia since 1936. Named after the outstanding conductor Evgeny Svetlanov, who led the Orchestra in the period of 1965 to 2000.

Founded in December 1976. One of the leading opera houses in Siberia. Since 2018, the Theatre has been officially named after Dmitri Hvorostovsky.

The first professional Scottish bagpipe and drum orchestra in Russia. Created in 2004. Artistic Director: Artemy Vorobyov.

Distinguished baritone, People's Artist of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, and laureate of the USSR State Prize. Former soloist of the Musical Comedy Theatre, the Maly Opera and Ballet Theatre, and, later, the Mariinsky Theatre. Soloist of the Royal Covent Garden Theatre and the Metropolitan Opera. A regular guest of the world's best opera houses and opera festivals.

One of the oldest theatres in Russia. Established in 1833. The third Imperial stage in St. Petersburg. Since 2007, it has been called the St. Petersburg Mussorgsky State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater - Mikhailovsky Theatre. 

Opened in 1945. One of the leading theatres in Russia. The theatre building, the largest theatre structure in Russia and the Soviet Union, was constructed between 1931 and 1941. It is a remarkable and distinctive architectural ensemble. Following the renovation in 2005, it is the most technologically advanced theatre in Russia.

A state theatre in Petrozavodsk. Opened in 1955. The building and its interior spaces, the sculptural composition "Ethnic Solidarity" on the front pediment and the sculptures at the service entrance were designed by Sergey Konenkov, National Artist of the USSR.