IX INTERNATIONAL OPEN FESTIVAL-COMPETITION OF YOUNG PERFORMERS IS GOING TO TAKE PLACE IN MOSCOW NOVEMBER 2 - 15, 2020.
IX International Open Festival-Competition of Young Performers
is supported by
Moscow State Conservatory named after P.I.Tchaikovsky
Gnessin Russian Academy of Music
Moscow Gnessin Secondary Special Music School
Critic and journalistic magazine "Musical Life".
All-Russian public organization "Russian Musical Union".
The theme of the contest in 2020 is 75th anniversary of the Great Victory
- Age of participants is from 6 to 23 years
FESTIVAL-CONTEST IS CARRIED OUT IN THREE CREATIVE DIRECTIONS
- Vocal and choral performance
- Instrumental performance
- Composition
Source: Fund for the Development of Creative Institutions.
For more information please visit: http://frti.su/projects/vivat-musica.
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