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When in the last years of the Great Patriotic War the Nekrasov Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments was created, the musicians immediately focused on the highest level, interesting and varied programs were prepared, the repertoire gradually expanded, which, in addition to adaptations of Russian folk songs, included transcriptions of Russian and foreign classics, music contemporary composers.

In every decade, the orchestra has worked with brilliant conductors and musicians. And a particularly fruitful period began when Vladimir Ivanovich Fedoseev took the lead. The new artistic director and chief conductor paid special attention to the sound quality and the balance of the bands' sound.

Folk music and classics at the highest level

And the result was amazing: all sections sounded together, harmoniously, beautifully, the orchestra had its own individual and unique style. With the arrival of a talented conductor, the concert activity of the orchestra intensified.

The best halls of the capital opened before him: the Great Hall of the Conservatory, the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, the Kremlin Palace, the Column Hall of the House of Unions, which for many years became a favorite meeting place for the orchestra with its listeners.

The concert of the Nekrasov Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments will delight all fans of beautiful music.

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National Academic Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Russia named after N.P. Osipov is one of the most famous and respected orchestras in the world. In 2014, the renowned team celebrated its 95th anniversary.

The orchestra was founded in 1919. This period coincided with a growing interest in the revival of Russian folk musical art. Outstanding musicians stood at the origins of the collective: balalaika player Boris Troyanovsky (1883-1951) and Domrist Pyotr Alekseev (1892-1960). It was they who became the leaders of the young orchestra, the first concert of which took place in Moscow in the Hermitage Garden. Very soon he was applauded at many leading concert venues in our country.

B. Troyanovsky and P. Alekseev laid the foundations for orchestral performing skills, which have improved and developed over the years. In the future, the collective was led by many talented musicians: Nikolai Golovanov (1891-1953), brothers Nikolai (1901-1945) and Dmitry (1909-1954) Osipov, Viktor Smirnov (1904-1995), Vitaly Gnutov (1926-1976), Viktor Dubrovsky (1927-1994), Anatoly Poletaev (born in 1935), Nikolai Kalinin (1944-2004), Vladimir Ponkin (born in 1951). Since 2009, the orchestra has been headed by Vladimir Andropov, People's Artist of Russia, professor, laureate of the RF Government Prize. Years of cooperation with the highest level masters have formed a special style of the orchestra, which made it recognizable among others and brought it worldwide fame.

The orchestra is named after the outstanding Soviet musician Nikolai Petrovich Osipov. His work in the orchestra (1940-1945) marked a completely new stage in the creative life of the collective. This period coincided with the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. In June 1941, the orchestra was disbanded. Almost all the artists were drafted into the army and went to the front. It was N.P. Osipov in those difficult years who was engaged in the restoration of the collective, looking for orchestra musicians on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War, which allowed the orchestra to continue its existence. Subsequently, N.P. Osipov managed to reveal to the audience the richness and uniqueness of the sound of the Russian folk orchestra, for which there are practically no repertoire restrictions. With its bright and original sound, the orchestra attracted the attention of leading Soviet composers (N. Budashkin, A. Novikov, A. Kholminov, etc.), who enriched the orchestra's repertoire with original compositions.

In 1946 the orchestra was named after N.P. Osipov. In 1969 the collective received the honorary title of "academic".

As a result of many years of concert practice, the orchestra has formed a friendly and creative atmosphere around itself. The collective constantly collaborates with both leading musicians - singers, instrumentalists, composers and conductors, and with young performers. Over the years, outstanding masters have performed with the orchestra: conductors N. Anosov, A. Gauk, V. Dudarova, G. Rozhdestvensky, V. Fedoseev; singers I. Arkhipova, I. Bogacheva, O. Voronets, L. Zykina, L. Ruslanova, A. Strelchenko, E. Nesterenko, Z. Sotkilava, B. Shtokolov, A. Eisen, D. Hvorostovsky, V. Matorin; performers on folk instruments V. Gorodovskaya (gusli), A. Tsygankov (domra), balalaika players P. Necheporenko, M. Rozhkov, A. Tikhonov, A. Gorbachev and many other musicians.

The N.P. Osipov Orchestra conducts active creative and educational activities in the best concert halls in Moscow, Russia and other countries. He was applauded in Austria, Australia, Great Britain, Germany, Greece, Holland, Denmark, Canada, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Finland, France, Switzerland, Japan. Each season is marked by the appearance of completely new concert programs, both for adults and for the youngest spectators. Thus, in the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall over the past few years, the orchestra has prepared more than 60 new programs, many of which have become major events in the cultural life of Russia. One of them - a subscription for children "Funny Professor" - was awarded the Prize of the Government of the Russian Federation.

The unique sound of folk instruments, the culture of sound, the highest level of professional performing skills allow the orchestra to occupy an honorable place among the brightest phenomena of Russian art.

Victor Kuzovlev

Viktor Kuzovlev has been the conductor of the National Academic Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Russia named after N.P. Osipov since 2009. The musician was born in 1977 in Moscow. Graduate of the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music and postgraduate studies. He attended an international master class on conducting by V. Fedoseev (2008), in 2005 he trained at the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia under the direction of V. Spivakov.

V. Kuzovlev collaborated with the State Opera and Ballet Theater of the Udmurd Republic (Izhevsk), the Astrakhan State Musical Theater, the Moscow Musical Theater "Amadeus" under the direction of O. Mitrofanov, the Moscow State Musical Theater "Na Basmannaya", where he conducted the performances "The Magic Flute", "Bastien and Bastienne", "Theater Director", "Don Giovanni" by W. Mozart, "Rigoletto" by G. Verdi, "Eugene Onegin", "Iolanta", "The Nutcracker", "Swan Lake" by P.I. Tchaikovsky, "The Tale of Tsar Saltan", "Mozart and Salieri", "The Snow Maiden" by N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov, "Lady Akulina" by A. Pokidchenko, "How to Live Married" by V. Fridman, etc.

The musician has repeatedly taken part in the festivals "Moscow Autumn", the All-Russian Festival of Contemporary Music for the Russian Folk Orchestra "Music of Russia", "Music for All" (artistic director L. Kazarnovskaya), festivals dedicated to the 200th anniversary of A.S. Pushkin and the 150th anniversary of the birth of G. Puccini, L. Kartashova's opera festival (Norilsk), Moscow festivals "June Club", "August Club", festival of student creativity "Festos".

Along with his concert activities, Viktor Kuzovlev works at the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music at the departments of opera training and orchestral conducting (since 2006 - associate professor) and at the opera house-studio (since 1998), where he staged the performances The Queen of Spades, Don Pasquale ”,“ Gianni Schicchi ”and others. With his participation the theater-studio performances were held in different cities of Russia: Ulyanovsk, Norilsk, Klin, Morshansk, Kotovsk, Michurinsk, Tambov, Dubna.