Igor Varfolomeev's site about lute
and guitar music
Early music
in Russia
Players on early instruments
Roman
Turovsky (Kiev, Ukraine) — artist and composer lutanist.
Since 1979 he lives in New York, USA .
- Anna Kowalska & Anton
Birula
Andrei Krylov started guitar studies in St.Petersburg, Russia at the age of 11. He graduated from Music School (Guitar), State Music College (Guitar, Orchestra Conductor) in St.Petersburg, Peoples University (Music Arrangement) in Moscow. In 1980's-90's he worked as a classical guitar teacher and performer (Russian State Concert Company "Lenconcert") and he has played with the St. Petersburg Chamber Orchestra (conductor, Eduard Gustin) and the "Old Petersburg" music theatre. He has given guitar recitals in Russia, Ukraine, Estonia, USA, and Canada.
"Madrigal" - ensemble of early music - Historical information. The list
of players. The information about repertoir.
Oleg Timofeyev - Guitarist, Lutenist, Musicologist
Pioneer in the discovery, promotion, interpretation, and authentic
performance of the repertoire for the 19th- and 20th-century
Russian seven-string guitar.
Aleksandr Suetin - soloist of the Moscow state academic philarmonic
society, the honored artist of Russia, the honorary member
European lute societies. lute@mail.ru
Andrei Krylov started guitar studies in St.Petersburg, Russia at the age of 11. He graduated from Music School (Guitar), State Music College (Guitar, Orchestra Conductor) in St.Petersburg, Peoples University (Music Arrangement) in Moscow. In 1980's-90's he worked as a classical guitar teacher and performer (Russian State Concert Company "Lenconcert") and he has played with the St. Petersburg Chamber Orchestra (conductor, Eduard Gustin) and the "Old Petersburg" music theatre. He has given guitar recitals in Russia, Ukraine, Estonia, USA, and Canada.
Aleksandr
Batov - The Russian maker of early instrument. Lives in England.
For
today 63 Russian-speaking executors on early musical instruments from
former USSR nowadays living abroad or in Russia are known::