Soloists

A graduate of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory, throughout his career he was a student of such musicians as Naumov L. N., Nasedkin A. A., Gornostaeva V. V.
In 2022 he was awarded a special prize at the Rachmaninov International Competition in Moscow.
In 2024, he was awarded the Order "For Service to Art" from the Eurasian League of the Commonwealth.

Vladimir is the artistic director of the project "The World will Hear Us", aimed at promoting young classical performers - winners of prestigious music competitions, which was supported by the PFCI in 2024; he is the author and director of the concert programs of the Boris Tchaikovsky project. Concert series dedicated to the centenary of the composer's birth", which is supported by the PFCI in 2024.
Vladimir was awarded the prize of the Charitable Foundation "Creating the Future" for achievements in the development of Russian art (2024).

Daniil is a regular participant in the subscriptions of the Moscow Conservatory, Moscow
The International House of Music, Zaryadye Concert Hall, and the Mariinsky Theater Concert Hall.
Currently, Daniil Sayamov combines performing activities with teaching, teaches at the Moscow Conservatory at the Department of Special Piano.

From 2007 to the present, he has been the concertmaster of the highest category of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory at the Department of Brass Instruments.
From 2019 to the present, he has been a piano teacher at the Interfacult Faculty Department of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State University.

In 2009-2016. Maxim is the Deputy Vice–rector for the Moscow State Pedagogical University named after P.I. Tchaikovsky. Since 2010– he has been a lecturer at the MGK Chamber Ensemble and Quartet Department, and since 2021, he has been an associate professor at MGK and the Russian Academy of Music. The Gnessins.
Maxim is a member of the jury of many competitions and festivals held in Moscow, other cities of Russia and abroad.

Since 2023 - soloist of GBUK "Mosconcert".
Since December 2023, he has been the founder of the Charity Foundation "Domestic Art".

Since 2018, he has been teaching a special piano class at the Central Music School, the Academy of Performing Arts; he teaches at the Faculty of Historical and Modern Performing Arts at the Moscow Conservatory (as an assistant to Professor Yu.V. Martynov). He regularly conducts master classes and participates in the jury of piano competitions.

Since September 2022, he has been teaching a special instrument (piano), a chamber ensemble and an accompanist class at the Faculty of Historical and Modern Performing Arts of the Moscow Conservatory.
Among its graduates are concert musicians, laureates of international competitions. Conducts master classes and lectures in educational institutions in Russia and abroad.

From 2019 to 2024, he studied piano at the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory. Winner of All-Russian competitions. He successfully performs at leading concert venues, performing both recognized world classics and works by contemporary composers.

Nikolai Mazhara is the winner of the IV International Prokofiev Piano Competition (2004) and the V International Prokofiev Composition Competition (2008), a pianist and composer.
Professor of Composition at the St. Petersburg Conservatory. Artist of the Academic Symphony Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic.

Ruslan Razgulyaev is a concert pianist, Professor, Head of the Department of Special Piano at the M.I. Glinka Nizhny Novgorod State Conservatory, PhD in Art History.
He is a regular member of the jury of piano competitions both in Russia and abroad.

Since his youth, he has been active in performing and composing. Since 2021, he has been a member of the Union of Composers and the Union of Concert Workers of St. Petersburg.

Winner of the II Manhattan International Music Competition (2017), Winner of the XVI International Tchaikovsky Competition (III Prize, 2019). He tours in Russia, Europe and Asia, performs with leading Russian orchestras and conductors.

Winner of international competitions

Winner of the 2nd prize of the IV All-Russian Piano Competition in Krasnoyarsk (2022)
Winner of the 2nd prize of the competition named after Scriabin in Italy (2023)
Winner of the 3rd prize of the XVII International Tchaikovsky Competition (2023)

In 2019, he graduated from the Moscow Conservatory. Tchaikovsky and was awarded the title of "best graduate of 2019" at the piano faculty. Currently, he is continuing his studies as an internship assistant in the class of professors A.A. Pisarev and N.L. Lugansky.
Collaborates with leading orchestras and outstanding conductors: V. Fedoseev, T. Currentzis, D. Raiskin, F. Korobov, V. Uryupin, M. Alsop, Y. Simonov and others.

People's Artist of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania.
Soloist of the Mariinsky Theatre.
Laureate of the international S. Moniuszko Competition (Warsaw, 2001).
The winner of the BBC semi–final is the Cardiff Singer of the World (Wales, 2001).
Winner of the Zarzuela International Competition of Young Opera Singers OPERALIA (Paris, 2002).

She is a laureate of international competitions, including in 2017 she received the second prize at the American Creschendo competition, in connection with which she performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, and in 2022 the First prize at an Open Competition in Novosibirsk.
She leads an active concert life as a chamber and opera singer.

In the 2023-2024 academic year, he participated in the production of W.A. Mozart's opera "The Wedding of Figaro" in the role of Count Almaviva at the opera studio of the Academy of Choral Art, performed the part under the direction of S.I. Skripka and the Russian State Symphony Orchestra of Cinematography.