Experience an Enchanting Evening of Music
 
Join us for a mesmerizing concert featuring a classical trio: Roman Smirnov - guitar, Ivan Dolgunov - violin, and Anastasia Riabkova - soprano. 
Let yourself be transported through time and across continents by the captivating sounds of:
Astor Piazzolla
 – History of Tango (Bordel, Café, Night Club), 
Dmitry
 
Borodaev
 – A Scottish Song, 
Roman Smirnov
 – Jerusalem Blues, 
Camille Saint-Saëns
 – Introduction et rondo capriccioso, Op.28, 
Niccolò Paganini
 – Centone di Sonate, MS 112, № 4 (Parts 1 & 2), 
Domenico Scarlatti
 – Piano Sonata K.141 in D Minor, 
Antonio Vivaldi
 – Cello Sonata in A Minor, RV 44 (with a touch of Vivaldi's Seasons: The Cuckoo), J
ohann Sebastian Bach
 – Violin Partita No.3 in E Major, BWV 1006 (Gavotte and Rondeau). Songs: "Ave Maria"  Caccini , "El paño moruno " Manuel de Falla. 
 "Lascia ch'io pianga" Handel, aria," Voi che sapete". Mozart,aria.  "O mio babbino caro Pucini",aria.  "Malinconia"  Bellini,arietta.
Don't miss this unforgettable night filled with passion, elegance, and the timeless beauty of classical music. Perfect for music lovers and seekers of artistic magic!
About artists:
Anastasiia Riabkova
, 
soprano
With over three decades of dedication to music, Anastasiia Riabkova's journey began at the age of four in her hometown of Tomsk, Russia. She studied choral and solo singing at Melodiya Music School, performed as a second soprano in a 60-member choir, and toured across Russia and Europe. She later pursued opera singing at Edison Denisov Music College, honing her skills in a variety of disciplines, including piano, conducting, and acting.
Anastasiia continued her studies at the St. Petersburg Conservatory under the tutelage of Tamara Novichenko, known for mentoring renowned soprano Anna Netrebko. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Music Education at Tomsk Pedagogical University and shared her passion by teaching solo singing in music schools and private settings.
Her rich background and dedication make her an inspiring figure in the world of music.
ROMAN SMIRNOV, Composer, Instrumentalist (Guitar)
An award-winning artist performing classical and flamenco virtuoso guitar styles, as well as a producer, arranger, and composer.
Roman’s
 
compositions have an emphasis on emotional, energetic, and innovative expressions from many cultures and traditions in music. He is inspired by various epochs and genres, from baroque to jazz, folk music, and rock music.
Roman is a classically trained guitarist. He obtained his musical education from the Tallinn Music Conservatory in Estonia, the Rubin Academy of Music in Israel, and the Academy of Music in Kassel, Germany.
In 2016 Roman won the Independent Music Award (IMA) in the instrumental song category for his single “Reflection 1”. In 2017 he was nominated by IMA in the instrumental song category for his single “Ciento Viente”. This same single won the Honorable Prize in Nashville ISC in 2017. The single “Kuwaka” was nominated by ISC in 2018. The CD “Reflections” was nominated by IMA in New York in 2019. "Reflection 1" was a Semi Finalist in the UK Songwriting Contest 2020. "Old Friends" was a winning song in 18th Anual Independent Music Awards. "Kuwaka" and "Thinking of You" got Grand Prix in Moscow 2nd International Composer Competition in 2021. "Fox and Gardener", "Waiting for…", "Old Friends"and "Jerusalem Swing" were nominated in "Composition for guitar in ensemble" in Moscow 2nd International Composer Competition in 2021.
IVAN DOLGUNOV, the violinist
With over 20 years of experience, Ivan is a versatile and accomplished musician, excelling as a violinist, violist, pianist, and organist. A graduate of the esteemed St. Petersburg Conservatory, Ivan Dolgunov pursued postgraduate studies and earned qualifications as an orchestra artist, chamber ensemble artist, solo artist, and teacher.
Ivan Dolgunov has performed with acclaimed ensembles, including the "St. Petersburg Camerata" under Saulius Sondeckis, touring extensively in Europe, Japan, and America. They also played with the Mariinsky Theater Orchestra and other leading Russian ensembles. In 2022, Ivan Dolgunov performed with the Royal Conservatory Orchestra in Toronto under Peter Oundjian, at the invitation of Dean Barry Shifman.
A dedicated soloist, Ivan Dolgunov has graced prestigious stages, including the Great Hall of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic, and organized solo concerts across Russia and Ukraine. Their recordings of J.S. Bach, Ivan Khandoshkin, and Paganini are celebrated on global platforms.
Beginning as a prodigy at the St. Petersburg Conservatory, Ivan Dolgunov evolved into a sensitive teacher, guiding students to develop their own musical vision. Proficient across multiple instruments, they bring unique insights to chamber performances, inspiring collaboration and creativity.
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