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Victoria Korshunova, musicologist, general manager of the Academy, general manager of MCME<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Victoria Korshunova was born in Volgograd, Russia. In 1986 graduated from Theory-Composition faculty of Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory, in 1989 graduated from post-graduated course of Moscow Conservatory (dissertation is \u201cThe Heuristic problems of the Russian contemporary music).In 1990 \u2013 1994 she was an assistant of Edison Denisov and scientific secretary of the Russian Association for Contemporary Music – ACM (president was Edison Denisov) and worked at the Russian Composers Union. Since 1991 till the present time she is a general manager and director of the Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble \u2013 MCME. Since 2004 she is a director of the ISCM \u2013 Russian section. She is also a founder and a general director of Centre for New Music Initiatives (from 2009). Since 2010 Victoria Korshunova together with Russian composers Dmitry Kourliandski founded the International Young Composers Academy in Tchaikovsky city (Ural, Russia), being its general manager. In 1994 Victoria Korshunova received a Grant from Japan Foundation of Ministry of Foreign Affairs for cycle of lectures dedicated to the Russian contemporary music. She has written a lot of scientist researches and articles as well as a critics, interview and announcements devoted to the international and Russian contemporary music (more than 200 items). Her main activity is a promotion of contemporary music in Russia and abroad. She organized a lot of international contemporary music projects, among which are \u201cAll-Russian concert series CONTEMPORARY MUSIC\u201d which took place in 85 Russian cities, Finnish-Russian festivals \u201cTogether!\u201d (10 Russian cities), \u201cRussia \u2013 the Netherlands. Music parallels\u201d (20 Russian cities) , \u201cCalifornia Contemporary\u201d (Moscow),\u00a0 \u201cPremieres by young Russian composers abroad\u201d (the Netherlands, Germany, Cyprus, Macedonia, Italy, etc), multimedia project \u201cLight \u2013 Symbol \u2013 Sound\u201d (Moscow), \u201cRE:Construction\u201d (Moscow, Saint-Petersburg) and many others. Each year together with the partner from many countries she organizes more than 30 international music project.<\/p>\n

Alexander Khubeev<\/strong>, composer, curator of the General Course for composers<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Alexander Khubeev was born in 1986 in city Perm (Russia). He graduated from Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory in 2011 (class of composition of Yuri Kasparov, class of electronic composition of Igor Kefalidis), he finished his post-graduate course in Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory in 2014. At the present time he is an artistic director of International Academy of Young Composers in Tchaikovsky city, since 2019 he is a co-founder and curator of Composition Course reMusik.org in Saint-Petersburg. Alexander Khubeev won awards in Argentina, Germany, Italy, Kazakhstan, Netherlands, Russia, Ukraine, USA including prestigious Gaudeamus Prize (Utrecht, 2015). He received scholarship of Darmstadt Summer Courses (2014), Berlin Academy of Arts (2018), residency Prix CIME (2019). His music is played in concerts held in more than 25 countries around Europe, Asia, South and North America on such festivals as \u201cVenice Biennale\u201d, \u201cDarmstadt Ferienkurse\u201d, \u201cGaudeamus Musicweek\u201d, \u201cMATA\u201d, \u201cGergiev Festival\u201d, \u201cQuantensprunge\u201d, \u201cUltima\u201d, \u201cTransit Festival\u201d, \u201cMixtur\u201d, \u201cSPOR\u201d, \u201cKlara Festival\u201d, \u201cBludenzer Tage zeitgem\u00e4\u00dfer Musik\u201d, \u201creMusik.org\u201d, \u201cMoscow Forum\u201d, \u201cDiaghilev Festival\u201d and many others. Khubeev worked with such conductors as Reinbert de Leeuw, Lucas Vis, Bas Wiegers, Thomas Moore, his compositions were played by such ensembles as Asko|Schoenberg, Nadar, Slagwerk den Haag, Schallfeld, Blackpage Orchestra, L’Arsenale, Insomnio, Uusinta, dissonArt, Vortex, Aleph, Vertixe Sonora, IEMA, Gageego, Lemniscate, Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble, The Studio for New Music Ensemble, GAM-ensemble.<\/p>\n

Olga Sinitskaya, director of \u201cThe Tchaikovsky\u00a0 Centre for Culture Development\u201d, executive director of the Academy<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Olga Sinitskaya graduated from Perm State Culture Institute. Since 2007 she is a head of \u201cThe Tchaikovsky Municipal Centre for Developing Art\u201d. She organized lot of the projects, among them are \u201cThe Amateur Orchestra Competition\u201d, \u201cKabalevsky Youth and Children Art Festival\u201d, \u201cOur Perm Region\u201d, \u201cAll-Russia\u2019s Children Festival-Contest\u201d, International Competition \u201cDedication to Piotr Tchaikovsky\u201d, International Young Composers Academy and others. Olga Sinitskaya promotes the new technologies in culture, the new social initiatives, new educational projects. One of the latest interesting and perspective ideas is organizing of the Art-Centre \u201cComposer Box\u201d, a place of different cultural events in Tchaikovsky-city. In 2018 \u201cThe Tchaikovsky Municipal Centre for Developing Art\u201d won a grant from Ministry of Culture of Russian Federation for a project \u201cTchaikovsky is a City for Composers. Olga initiates several international projects, she headed a delegation of pupils and teachers of the Tchaikovsky musical schools for participation at the musical-educational camps in Laxti (Finland, 2016). She has several prizes and got a medal \u201cHonorary worker of culture\u201d.<\/p>\n

Maria Sadurdinova, pianist, Executive Producer of the Academy<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\"Graduated from the Moscow State Conservatory (2012), the Faculty of historical and contemporary performing arts (piano), principal teacher Mikhail Dubov, (teacher by harpsichord and hammerklavier Alexey Shevchenko). Also, completed postgraduate studies at the contemporary music department of the Moscow State Conservatory (2015). In 2016 defended postgraduate work \u00abHenry Cowell and his book New Musical Resources\u00bb. 2013 \u2013 participant of the \u00abInternational Ensemble Modern Academy\u00bb at Klangspuren Schwaz, Austria. 2014 – participant of the ensemble \u00abBang on a Can\u00bb (USA), the Institute of Contemporary Academic Music in Moscow. 2018 – participant of the Darmstadt Summer Course (Piano studio by Nicolas Hodges and workshop Composing for piano by Brian Ferneyhough & Nicolas Hodges). Since 2011 Maria participates and performes at the International Young Composers Academy in Tchaikovsky city, also as a soloist of MCME (Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble). She participated at the festivals: \u00abRussian-France-Musical Dialogue\u00bb (2013), Diagilev Festival (Perm) the Vladimir Jurowski\u2019s Festival \u00abAnother Space\u00bb (2016), and others. Winner of 15th<\/sup> Piano Competition \u00abPiano in Jazz\u00bb (nomination of contemporary music), 2018. Rarticipant of 13th<\/sup> Concours International Piano d\u2019Orleans, 2018. Cooperated with the Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble (MCME), \u00abOpus-Post\u00bb (2013, 2018). \u00abQuesta Musica\u00bb. She is the first performer of several works by Russian and foreign composers (Yoav Levy, A.Khubeev, B.Filanovsky and others). Maria is a participant of MCME projects from 2013 to now days.<\/p>\n

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Tatiana Iakovleva, musicologist, curator of Special Course for musicologists and musical producers<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\u042d\u0442\u043eIakovleva Tatiana is a musicologist, senior teacher of the Russian Gnesin Academy of Music, specialist of the Scientific and Creative Center for Contemporary Music, lecturer, curator, music journalist. She graduated from the graduate school of the Gnesin Academy.
\nCo-curator of the Gnesin Contemporary Music Week project, a website about contemporary music Stravinsky.online<\/a>. Published in various scientific and journalistic journals. Participant of all-Russian and international scientific conferences. The main area of \u200b\u200bresearch is contemporary music, theatrical and musical genres, intermediality.<\/p>\n

Irina Sevastyanova, musicologist, curator of Special Course for musicologists and musical producers<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\u042d\u0442\u043eIrina Sevastyanova is a researcher, curator and journalist. She works at the Moscow Conservatory’s Electroacoustic Music Centre. As a music critic, she regularly writes for several Russian magazines and websites. She co-hosts the podcast on contemporary music \u201cviolet snow\u201d. Co-curator of the Gnesin Contemporary Music Week festival. She studied \u201cCuratorial Practices in Music\u201d’ course at the ArtEZ University of the Arts (2021, Zwolle, Netherlands). Graduated from the Gnesin Academy of Music as a music journalist (2020).<\/p>\n

Hrachya Yessayan, composer, coordinator of the Academy<\/strong><\/p>\n

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a composer, viola player, conductor and free improviser. 2008-2013 studying composition at Moscow P. I. Tchaikovsky at prof. Yury Vorontsov\u2019s class.\u00a02013-2015 studying there assistant-internship course at Moscow conservatory with concert program and research work about music of Mark Andre. Founder, artistic director and main conductor of chamber orchestra \u201cGrosso\u201d. He participated as free listener, student, scholarship-member and trainee (as composer and free improviser) in various new music courses, such as: 46 International Summer course for new music (Darmstadt), Impuls (Graz), several academies of MCME (Chaykovsky). Had visited lessons, lectures and master-classes of Helmut Lachenmann, Brian Ferneyhough, Mathias Spahlinger, Mark Andre, Klaus Lang, Clemens Gadenst\u00e4tter, Manon-Liu Winter, Frank Gratkowski, Antoine Beuger, Jean-Luc Herve, Philipp Leroux, Francesco Filidei, Sergej Newski, Dmitri Kourliandski, O. Bianchi, C. Bauckholt and F. Levi. Co-founder (with contrabass player Dmitry Khramtsov) of the free improvisation entreprise \u201eCHTO\u201c. At this time works on dissertation (Mark Andre: poetics of musical composition), works as composer, performer and teacher. As composer, conductor and performer is involved in various projects such as (\u201eKLANGRAUM\u201c (D\u00fcsseldorf), \u201eNobles et sentimentales\u201c (Moscow, N. Novgorod, S.-Petersburg), \u201eImaginary folklore\u201c, \u201ePsychogeography (N. Novgorod), \u201eMoscow autumn\u201c (Moscow), \u201eAgafonnikovs evenings\u201c (Podolsk) etc.)<\/p>\n

Lukas Sukharev<\/b>, composer, coordinator of the Academy<\/b><\/p>\n

\"\"Lukas Sukharev was born in Syktyvkar in 2000. He graduated from the Gymnasium of Arts under the Head of the Komi Republic and the College of Arts of the Republic of Kazakhstan with a degree in orchestral percussion instruments with honors. In this specialty, he became a laureate of many regional, all-Russian and international competitions in orchestral, ensemble and solo nominations. In 2021 he entered the Moscow State Conservatory at the Faculty of Science and Composition in the composition class of A. S. Sioumak. Laureate of interregional, All-Russian and international composer competitions, a participant in such projects as \u201cComposers\u2019 Readings\u201d in St. Petersburg, the Young Composers Academy in Tchaikovsky, the workshop \u201cVoice as an Instrument\u201d in Moscow, Synesthesia Composition Workshop in Kazan. Recipient of a Grant from the President of the Russian Federation, Fellow of the Union of Composers of Russia.<\/p>\n

Alina Mukhametrakhimova, composer, coordinator of the Academy<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\u042d\u0442\u043eAlina Mukhametrakhimova (1990) graduated from the Musical College at the Moscow State Conservatory. P.I. Tchaikovsky (2009), and then the Gnesins Music Academy in piano (2014). She entered the second faculty \u2013 computer music and arrangement, where she studied composition in the class of Professor Victor Ulyanich (2011-2015). Laureate (1st prize) of the Khramov competition in the nomination \u201cYoung composer\u201d (2015) Resident of the \u201cTolstoy Weekend\u201d festival in Yasnaya Polyana (2017). Laureate ( II Prize) of the Grand Music Art Competition (2019). Member of the International Creative Laboratory for Young Composers and Directors \u201cAcoustic Reading\u201d (2019). Laureate (III prize) at the All-Russian Sergey Prokofiev competition (2020). Laureate (III Prize) of the 1st International Competition of Composers \u201cWinterreise\u201d (2020) Member of the Laboratory \u201cComposer Readings\u201d (2021) and the Laboratory “Moscow. Sounds of the City” (2023). A student of the 12. International Young Composers Academy.<\/p>\n

Galina Krasnokutskaya, composer, coordinator of the Academy<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\u042d\u0442\u043eBorn in Gorky. Graduated from the Nizhny Novgorod State Conservatory and completed postgraduate studies in the specialty “Musicology” (class of prof. Yu.S. Veksler), optionally studied composition in the classes of teachers O.M. Zarodnyuk and D.O. Prisyazhnyuk. In 2011, she defended her PhD dissertation on the topic “Gy\u00f6rgy Kurt\u00e1g: on the problem of superopus composition”. Currently, she is a 1st-year student of the faculty of professional retraining in the specialty “Composition” of the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory in the class of professor Yu.S. Kasparov. Participant of the 2nd composer’s workshop “Voice as an Instrument” (2024), improvisation laboratory “Improschema” (2024), auditor of “Composer’s Readings”. During her student years, she was a laureate of the All-Russian competition “Young Composer” (2002), the International Arts Competition “Pure Childhood” in the nomination “Composition” (2005), the II student festival-competition “Nizhny Novgorod-2022. Architecture and Music” (2010), the All-Russian Olympiad in Theory and History of Music under the patronage of V.N. Kholopova, All-Russian competitions in musicology (Moscow, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod), a scholarship for postgraduate students named after Academician G.A. Razuvaev<\/p>\n

Ruslan Zaipold, sound-engineer\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\"Ruslan Zaipold is a sound engineer and producer with 16 years of experience in classical, contemporary, and experimental music.
\nHe graduated from the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music with a degree in Music Sound Engineering and completed an internship at Bayerischer Rundfunk.
\nHe works with leading Russian musicians, composers, and ensembles.
\nHe collaborates with the music labels Fancymusic, Artbeat, and Melodiya, has participated in concert and stage projects at GES-2, and has been the sound director at the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre for many years.<\/p>\n

Polina Beletskaya, sound-engineer<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\"Polina Beletskaya is a sound engineer working with contemporary classical music, theater, and concert projects.
\nShe graduated from the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music with a degree in Music Sound Engineering.
\nHer work includes recordings of contemporary composers for the Fancymusic label, concert projects at GES-2, and sound engineering for musical performances that have won the Golden Mask Award.
\nShe is a winner of the first Pure Sound Award. She is a sound engineer at the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/p>\n

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