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Maloyaroslavets Orchestra awarded at the National Museum of Music

Vladimir Kulikov heads the children's brass orchestra "DeMeTon" of the Malayaroslavets children's art school

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Maloyaroslavets Orchestra awarded at the National Museum of Music

Vladimir Kulikov heads the children's brass orchestra "DeMeTon" Maloyaroslavets children's school of arts.

This year, the team became a participant in the musical and educational project “From Victory to Heritage”.

His students performed at the main venues of the country.

Yesterday, the final event of the project was held at the Russian National Museum of Music and the solemn awarding of participants took place.

Kaulikov received the award of the president of the Valery Khalilov Spiritual Society Association.

Earlier, “MK in Kaluga” wrote that in Kaluga told the story of the merchants of the Bilibins.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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