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Serpukhov youth competed for victory in the 12th contest "Bright Me"

In DK "Bolshevik" was held the 12th youth festival-competition "Bright Me"

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Serpukhov youth competed for victory in the 12th contest "Bright Me"

In the first round, the contestants performed in four nominations: vocals, choreography, instrumental art and artistic word. In the second round, there was improvisation: the participants received a task and immediately went on stage, without preparation.

The performances were evaluated by choreographer Mikhail Islamov, singer Anna Barinova, artistic director of the Bolshevik DC Ivan Prokofiev and violinist Alexei Bobrov.

In vocals, Kristina Vodolazskaya and the duet “Dream” won, in choreography – Anna Savchenkova and the Seeofli team. The best musicians were Alexander Leonov and the band Wurmer, in the artistic word - Veronika Tushinskaya.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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