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Kursk oboist performed at the festival of the Spivakov Fund

Anastasia Kalutskaya from the children’s art school No 1 named after G. V. Sviridov presented Kursk at the XXIII International festival “Moscow meets friends” and played at its closing.

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Kursk oboist performed at the festival of the Spivakov Fund

Anastasia Kalutskaya from the children’s art school No 1 named after G. V. Sviridov presented Kursk at the XXIII International festival “Moscow meets friends” and played at its closing.

This festival is the main project of the Vladimir Spivakov International Charitable Foundation. For more than twenty years it has united gifted children from all over the world on the best stages of Moscow. This year, the organizers received more than 1,000 applications from 20 countries.

Anastasia is no longer a beginner on the big stage: in April she participated in another project of the foundation - "Camerton of Regions". Then the young oboist played together with the Usman Municipal Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Konstantin Barkov and managed to clearly express herself.

The Vladimir Spivakov Foundation and the charity platform SberVsete gave the musician a new oboe – a truly valuable gift for creative growth.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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