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Music brought Karelia and Siberia closer together

Tomsk Academic Symphony Orchestra performs in Petrozavodsk

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Music brought Karelia and Siberia closer together

Tomsk Academic Symphony Orchestra performed in Petrozavodsk. The oldest orchestra of Siberia came to Karelia for the first time. What a talented team! How virtuoso! Shostakovich, Lakin, Rachmaninov – a beautiful and bright program. There were places (in the music material) you could worry about, but everything was perfect! This orchestra is interesting to listen to, musicians and conductor Igor Berendeev interesting to watch, because they are emotional and involved.

So the orchestra celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Tomsk Philharmonic!

Let the tour be a lot and let the audience in each city greet you as warmly as they met yesterday in Petrozavodsk. This wish was expressed by our audience.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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