Composed in 2003-2004.

Performed live, 24.02.2005.
Vladimir Drogan - violin.
The orchestra of Saint-Petersburg State Academic Capella.
Alexander Sladkovsky - conductor.
Saint-Petersburg, Big Hall of Saint-Petersburg State Conservatory.

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Die Darmstadt-2010-Hymne

Composer and keyboard player.

Studied with prof. Vitaly Khodosh in Rostov Conservatory. Participant of All-Russian young composers meeting supervised by Viktor Ekimovsky. Attented master-classes of Louis Andriessen, Martijn Padding, Roderick de Man (Netherlands), Philippe Hurel (France), Eva Furrer, Lorelei Dowling (Austria), Vladimir Tarnopolsky (Russia), Studio for New Music Ensemble (Russia). Studied with Franck Bedrossian, Pierluigi Billone, Beat Furrer, Raphaël Cendo and Peter Ablinger at International Academies of Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble (2011, 2015).

Music was performed in Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Netherlands, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, Latvia, Georgia, Argentina, Japan, Hong Kong, being a part of such events as ISCM World Music Days, Summer Courses for New music in Darmstadt, Avignon Theater Festival, Gaudeamus Musiekweek, Forum Wallis, SIRGA Festival, Projecte Rafel Festival, Arena Festival, Tbilisi Contemporary Music Evenings, Festival de Nueva Opera de Buenos Aires, appeared at many projects like ‘russia.project’ (Russia-Switzerland), ‘Gamlet Machine’ (Moscow Art Theatre), ‘Exposition’, ‘Other Space’, ‘Tax Free’, ‘Music of Shades’, ‘From the Avant-garde to the Present Day’ etc. (Russia, 2008-2014).

Among performers there are ensembles such as ums'n'jip (Switzerland), Platypus Ensemble and Shallfeld Ensemble (Austria), Motocontrario Ensemble (Italy), Hong Kong Camerata (Hong Kong), Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble, Studio for New Music, eNsemble, GAM-Ensemble, MolOt-Ensemble, {instead} ensemble (Russia), Ensemble Nostri Temporis, Ensemble Ricochet (Ukraine), as well as soloists like Natalya Pshenichnikova (voice), Sergey Chirkov (accordion), Natalia Solovieva (piano), Alexey Shmurak (piano), Peter Katina (accordion) and also various Russian orchestras and chamber ensembles.

1st prize winner of the First Virtual Composers Competition ‘Tribune for New Music’ (2006).
Winner (prizes of both audience and musicians) of ‘Pythian Games’ composers competition (2007).

Member of ‘Structural Resistance’ composers group.

Living in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. Current activities include, apart from compositional projects, extensive teaching duties in musical education facilities, regular lectures about contemporary music, performances as a keyboard player in several local bands, including contemporary music collective ‘InEnsemble’.

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