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An Angelina Ballerina Birthday Party

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Well, I’m not sure how this could possibly be true, but my little girl turned three a few weeks ago.

I’ll leave all the sappy stuff to my personal blog, but I wanted to give you a glimpse of the details of the party. Campbell is really into Angelina Ballerina and, a few weeks before her birthday, decided she wanted to have an Angelina birthday party. I scoured the internet and could not find really cute Angelina party supplies, so I decided to be creative and make some of my own and decorate the way I wanted to.

First off, Kevin and I created a “party room” in our basement. We decided to use the area of the basement that normally houses our ping pong and air hockey tables. We just moved those aside and got to work. The color scheme was pink, silver and white. We created a fun entrance to the party room, but hanging a streamer garland across the doorway and then hung regular streamers from the garland so the kiddos had to walk through to see the rest of the room.

Then, we hung pink and white balloons, as well as, paper stars that I had cut out of stock paper and embellished with glitter paint, from the ceiling. This was actually really easy, but a little time consuming. We used large plastic pink tablecloths to cover the far wall, and to create a backdrop for pictures and a few of the games. The round tablecloth on the floor helped the kids easily sit in a circle for the “Pass the Ballet Slipper” game, and was a convenient spot for them to eat lunch and not make a mess all over our carpet!

I made the favor bags using regular old paper bags and a tag that I created on Picnik. I punched holes in the tops of the bags and threaded sparkly ribbon through to close them. These are so simple and cheap, but looked adorable!

I found an awesome tutorial on DIY printable cupcake toppers, which, again I embellished with some silver glitter paint.

The very simple menu consisted of pigs in a blanket, mac & cheese, carrots, fruit salad, cheese puffs (Campbell’s request), and snickerdoodle trail mix. The star on the far left was an indestructable pinata that none of the kids could open. Kevin ended up breaking it over his knee.

One of the games was “Pin the Mouse Ears on Campbellina”. I mounted an 11×14 picture of Campbell on poster board. Then I framed the picture with a pink polka-dot ribbon.

I made sure to take a picture of each guest with Campbell for a sweet thankyou card we sent after the party.

I just had to include a picture of the pretty ballerina herself!

And this is the best picture of the day, taken by Monica. Jen B., you need to frame this!

Happy 3rd birthday, sweetie! We love you.



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Drawings about everything. Part I

Virtual exhibition "Drawings about everything" - works of children and teenagers from Volgograd, the Volgograd region and regions of Russia with stories about children's drawings, which will be updated daily.

Drawing by Maria Murzenkova “In the dressing room of the theater - a genre composition on a theatrical theme, made in gouache. In the foreground is an actress in a costume and a make-up artist working on her hair. In the background, we see a woman, possibly a dresser, in front of a counter with theatrical costumes hanging on hangers. To create a performance requires the work of a large number of people. It is difficult to imagine a performance without scenery, costumes, lighting. In her drawing, the young artist depicted a very important moment in the work of a theatrical make-up artist, without which it is impossible to create a complete image of a character, and, consequently, a single artistic whole - a performance.

Polina Lazaridi's work is called "Ancient Greek Theatre". It is made with ink on paper, so it can be attributed to graphics - one of the fine arts. The work takes us to a performance in Ancient Greece. The Greek theater, as a rule, was arranged in the open air, so in the background you can see a piece of the sea with a boat. The spectators in the picture are sitting on stone benches lined up in an amphitheatre. In the center in front of them is a stage on which actors in the clothes of that time (togas) are playing some kind of action: it could be a drama, a comedy, or a tragedy. Scenery was set up in front of the stage. In the picture we see scenery depicting an ancient Greek temple - where the actors came out and where they disappeared. The work is childishly charming and conveys all the basic elements of Greek theatre.

Intermission is the name of Dmitry Sazhin's work. This is a multi-figured genre composition made in gouache. We see the foyer of the modern theater during the intermission. Spectators take a rest, stroll, exchange impressions, look at the portraits of actors that hang on the wall, think about what they saw. The characters of the work are very different: this is a grandfather with a granddaughter, and a married couple with a bouquet, which they will gratefully present to the actors, and men in military uniform, and three girlfriends. Some of the characters are depicted with their backs to the viewer. They are drawn into the hall, a fragment of which we see in the background through a wide door with heavy velvet curtains. A huge chandelier, a piece of the stage, part of the stalls and balconies - all this says that this is a big and beautiful theater.

Alina Kiselyova's drawing "Ballet" immerses the viewer into the atmosphere of a ballet performance. On stage with a curtain and decorations, we see a ballerina and her partner performing a duet dance. Ballet dancers must dance about the fate, about the spiritual life of their heroes, convey their characters. All the authors of the performance - the composer, choreographer, artist - create, as it were, an independent work of their art - music, dance, fine art. But when, with the help of talented performers, they harmoniously merge into one whole, a ballet performance appears, a scene from which we see in the figure.

Victoria Shipovskaya depicted a merry street scene of a Cuban town and called it “To the Sound of Jolly Music”. On the night street, decorated with the lights of bright garlands, three musicians with drums and maracas accompany the dancing girl. The costumes, appearance, attributes of the characters accurately convey the national flavor. The center of the composition is a girl, depicted in the foreground, dancing a dance called rumba. This word can be called all the musical and dance styles invented in Cuba in 19century. Rumba "Guaguano" was performed to the rhythms of the African drums depicted at work. This is a very passionate dance with deep content and African origins. As bright and emotional as Cuban music and dances, is the author's work itself.

When you look at Ilya Shushpanov's work "The Duel", Ernest Hemingway's story "The Old Man and the Sea" comes to mind. The work captures the tense moment of catching blue Atlantic marlin in the tropical waters of the ocean off the coast of Cuba. The size of the marlin jumping out of the water is larger than the fisherman and his boat - and this is not an exaggeration. The size of these beautiful fish reaches 5 meters in length, and the weight is more than 800 kilograms. The prey eludes the old fisherman: the tackle is already torn and the mighty fish will soon hide in the waves of the ocean. The work is very dynamic in composition, made with free expressive strokes, which accurately reflects the ongoing events.

Elfimova Maria painted her work Dolphin Games in preparation for the competition dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the city of Havana, the capital of the Republic of Cuba. The drawing is made in the "Seascape" genre. Most of the sheet is occupied by the image of the sea. Sailing boats float on the smooth sea surface, a seagull flies over them, dolphins frolic merrily jumping out of the water near the shore, a pink disk of the sun hangs over the sea. The lower right part of the sheet depicts a sandy shore with a foamy surf line, palm trees with curved trunks, boulders lying on the sand and small green bushes. The Republic of Cuba is located on the largest island of the same name in the Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean Sea. Cuba lies in the tropical zone, but the island does not have the sweltering heat and humidity of the tropics thanks to the refreshing influence of the trade winds and breezes, and moderate rainfall. Almost all year round in Cuba it is warm and the sun shines, which is so often lacking for the inhabitants of our northern latitudes.

Drawing by Alena Burenko “Gavanskaya street. Prado Boulevard" is made in the genre of "Urban Landscape". Prado Boulevard - the central street of Havana - was built at the end of the 17th century. The modern look of the boulevard took in 1929 thanks to the reconstruction under the leadership of the French architect Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier. There are many attractions of Havana on the boulevard: the National Capitol, the House of Science, the Moorish-style House, the Wedding Palace, the Sevilla Hotel. The picture shows a part of Prado Boulevard, which is mostly low-rise buildings in the old Spanish and colonial styles, with columns and arched openings, with facades painted in bright colors - pink, blue, yellow, which gives them an iridescent look. In the foreground we see an old car. Vintage cars in Cuba are found mainly on the main streets of Havana, since their main purpose is to entertain and deliver a rich visiting public. It seems that the cars are painted in whatever colors they managed to get. But most of all blue, green and red, one of which was depicted by the young artist.

"Shrovetide" - this is the name of the work of Ksenia Korolkova. This is a cheerful holiday, which is celebrated in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine during the whole week before Lent. On Maslenitsa they see off the winter and meet the first spring month. The traditions of the holiday are diverse in different regions of our country. This work depicts a round dance of children. Their bright clothes in contrast stand out against the background of white snow, which creates a joyful mood. Spring is just around the corner, although the snowdrifts at work are still large, and the roofs of village houses are covered with snow. Hand in hand, they stand around the straw man. Burning an effigy of Maslenitsa is one of the traditional attributes of the holiday, such as pancakes, sleigh rides, mass celebrations and various fun . Usually this happens on the last day of Shrovetide week - on Sunday, which is also called Forgiveness Day. It was believed that by burning a scarecrow winter was expelled and spring came, which brought light, warmth, the awakening of nature, and hope for a good harvest. Therefore, this holiday has been loved since ancient times and is reflected in art, including the works of both professional artists and children.

Dinara Isamulayeva's drawing "Walking to the Lotus Fields" is a genre composition dedicated to the nature of her native land. Before us is the water surface, dotted with large pink lotus flowers and yellow spots of water lilies in the background. A boat with three travelers is sailing along the pond, one of whom, with a camera in his hands, seeks to capture the moment of flowering of these unique plants. Lotus is a beautiful water flower, a symbol of purity, born from dirty swamp water. Lotus flowers can reach forty centimeters in diameter. Lotus heads always face the sun. A plucked flower lives only thirty minutes. Since ancient times, lotus fruits have been eaten, and flour has been extracted from the stems and rhizomes. Currently, the lotus is listed in the Red Book. On the territory of Russia, it is found in the Krasnodar Territory, Volgograd, Astrakhan Regions, Kalmykia, Primorsky and Khabarovsk Territories. The largest lotus fields of the planet bloom on the Caspian coast, they reach fifteen kilometers in length and three in width.

Looking at Svetlana Tarasova's drawing “Lighthouse. Sea of ​​Azov”, we understand that we have a seascape in front of us. The horizon line divides the drawing into two parts - the upper one, depicting a pink sky with large white cumulus clouds, a yellow sun, a flock of flying seagulls, and the lower one, which depicts a turquoise sea surface, barely swaying in a light breeze. The white lambs of the waves barely audibly run onto the shore, where the white tower of the lighthouse rises. On the sea you can see the figurine of a fisherman in a boat. Peace, tranquility and harmony are felt in everything. It's most likely sunset time. It is at this time that the sun is distinguished by such light, and the darkening upper part of the sky and the gray shadow on the lighthouse tell us about the imminent onset of twilight - the time when the signal lights necessary for orientation to the sea will be lit on the lighthouses. Perhaps, in her drawing, the author depicted the Yenikalsky lighthouse - one of the four lighthouses of the Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov. The Yenikal lighthouse is an operating lighthouse located on Cape Lantern, the easternmost point of the Crimean peninsula, at the entrance to the Kerch Strait from the Sea of ​​Azov.

We were passing by a marvelous field,

Huge, boundless, beautiful.

Sparkling with petals, like suns,

Yellow sunflowers saw us off.

This quatrain gives an accurate description of Darina Zaitseva's work "On the Road to Volgograd". Indeed, when driving along the roads of the Volgograd region, one can often see endless fields of sunflowers. The words "sun" and "flower" are combined in the name of this plant. Sunflower heads always turn according to the movement of the sun, even in cloudy weather, so this flower is considered the most sun-loving, and its yellow color symbolizes joy and happiness.

Alexander Kaiser painted an unusual double portrait of two great historical figures who never met each other in their lives. Kutuzov and Napoleon are two characters in the work of the same name, which takes us into distant history to the facts of the Patriotic War of 1812, the war between Russia and France. Napoleon's "Great Army" not only crossed the border of Russia, but reached Moscow and even entered it. In response, Moscow burned, set on fire by the inhabitants themselves. “Tell me, uncle, it’s not for nothing that Moscow, burned down by fire, was given to the French,” wrote M. Lermontov in the poem “Borodino”. And we see at work the image of Orthodox cathedrals engulfed in fire, and from the recognizable silhouette of the fortress wall it becomes clear that this is Moscow. The Russian commander, the liberator Kutuzov, and the enemy and invader Napoleon, are drawn differently. They are different both in height and in their emotions. The first is a hero, smiling, tightly clutching his sword, the second is Napoleon, gloomy and sad, as if realizing that he will not be the winner. Despite the fact that the work was done by a young author, it carries a certain historical authenticity both in the appearance of the characters, and in architecture, and in the event.

The picture of Limanskaya Elizabeth is called “Russia. Awakening” and is dedicated to the pages of the history of the Russian state. On the left side of the work, in a blue camisole with red trim and with his arm outstretched, Peter I is depicted against the background of a river with a floating sailing ship and many low houses with white roofs on the right bank. In the background, in a white-blue haze, the spiers and domes of city buildings, bridges, ships and a section of the open sea, merging with the sky near the horizon, are barely visible. At the end of the 17th century, when the young Tsar Peter I came to the Russian throne, our country was going through a turning point in its history. There were almost no large industrial enterprises in Russia. Russia did not have access to the seas - neither the Black nor the Baltic. Therefore, Russia did not have its own navy, which would guard its borders. It was necessary to reorganize the army, build a navy, take possession of the sea coast, create a domestic industry, and restructure the entire administration of the country. To radically break the old way of life, Russia needed an intelligent and talented leader, an outstanding person. This is how Peter I turned out to be - an outstanding statesman who determined the direction of Russia's development in the 18th century.

Sophia Rylova's work is affectionately called "Owl". Artists who draw various animals are called animalists, and their drawings are animalistic from the Latin word animal (animal). At work, we see a dense thicket of coniferous forest and a large owl sitting on a curved branch. Her round head is decorated with pointed ears, but in reality they are tufts of feathers. From these bunches, the owl got its name “Eared Owl.” At work, as in nature, the owl does not really stand out against the background of the forest, its color helps it. The bird is looking at us from the drawing with a smart look of its bright orange eyes. They allow her to see perfectly and hunt at night. In ancient times, owls were treated with caution, associating them with evil spirits, crime, and cruelty. And only in ancient Greece, the owl becomes a sacred and even magical bird, and becoming the companion of the goddess Athena, the owl completely turns into a bird of wisdom. Owls were even allowed to live in the Athenian Acropolis. The owl is also a hero in children's books. In the book about Winnie the Pooh, the owl was the most learned and wisest. And such lines of nursery rhymes as “Owl owl has a big head, sits on a stump, turns its head” notice such a feature of owls as the ability to turn their heads not only 180 degrees, but even 270 degrees. These wonderful birds, so different from other birds, are rightfully the decoration of our forests.

Probably many, looking at the landscape, which Ekaterina Primakova called "Fishing", will remember their success in fishing or just trips to nature away from the bustling city. The author himself is from the wonderful city of Dubovka, which is located on the banks of the Volga. And the picture faithfully reflects the nature of this place. At work, we see one of the bays of the Volgograd Sea, the blue distances of the Volga Upland, the coast, overgrown with trees and reeds. The main thing in this work is the figure of a fisherman sitting in a boat with a fishing rod in his hands. He patiently, as befits a fisherman, waits for the motionless float to dive under the water and delight him with prey: it can be perch, roach, zander or even carp - all those fish species that are found in the Volga. Such fishing with a fishing rod and float combines the excitement of a hunter with the calm contemplation of a philosopher. Good summer on the Volga! In Russia, this river has a special place. She inspires poets, composers, artists. However, the Volga now has a lot of problems associated with human activity, so it is so important to protect nature so that future generations of artists can see and capture its beauty.

Gorina Elizabeth's drawing is called "Astrakhan Watermelons". A white river boat stands at the pier, loaded with a whole mountain of large striped watermelons. Some of the watermelons have already been unloaded on the shore, stacked in a pile, next to which a girl is sitting, and two guys (a boy and a girl) are helping to drag them. The bright blue-blue color of the river in the background and the optimistic yellow-orange color of the foreground successfully convey the light and joy of summer days, the time when Astrakhan people begin to harvest watermelons. In the Astrakhan region in the city of Kamyzyak, there is the only museum in Russia and Europe called "Russian Watermelon". He works on the basis of the All-Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences. It is here that breeders have been breeding various varieties of sugar watermelons loved by everyone for many decades.

Drawing of Bolonkina Angelina - illustration for the famous fable by I.A. Krylov "The Crow and the Fox". The red cheat stands on its hind legs, leaning with its front legs on a tree trunk, on which a contented and important Crow sits with a large piece of cheese in its beak. The blue dense forest in the background contrasts with the yellow background at the bottom of the picture, the tree and the Crow, and with the bright orange Fox. The fox really wants to get the cheese that Crow is going to feast on, but understands that it will not work to take it away by force. Then she goes to the trick, deciding to lure the cheese from the Crow with the help of flattery, and begins to say "so sweet, breathing a little." And the naive and trusting Crow drops the cheese, succumbing to the insolent flattery of the Fox. We get acquainted with the fables of the great Russian fabulist Ivan Krylov in early childhood and do not part with them all our lives. A fable is an allegorical genre, therefore, moral and social problems are hidden behind the story about fictional characters (most often about animals), wise conclusions of fable morality have entered our everyday speech as proverbs and aphorisms.

Alexandra's Bondar's drawing titled "In Hot Africa" ​​is an animalistic composition depicting a family of giraffes: a large mother giraffe and a small cub giraffe grazing in the African savannah under the rays of the bright summer sun. The giraffe has a very peculiar appearance: a small head on a disproportionately long neck, a sloping back, long legs. The giraffe is the tallest of the mammals: its height from the ground to the forehead reaches almost six meters, while the body length is only two and a half meters. It is impossible to find two identically colored giraffes, their spotted pattern is unique. The spots scattered over the body of the giraffe imitate the play of shadow and light in tree crowns and camouflage giraffes very well among the trees. The giraffe is a peaceful animal, it gets along well next to a person. The first giraffes came to Europe at the beginning of the 19th century, and they were transported by sea on sailing ships, and by land they were on foot. From bad weather, animals were covered with special raincoats, and leather sandals were put on their feet so that they would not wear out their hooves. Now giraffes are kept in almost all major zoos in the world and breed well in captivity.

Natasha Sycheva's work is called "Village Street", it can be attributed to the genre of landscape, or rather to one of its varieties - rural landscape. A quiet summer evening in the village is depicted. The work attracts with its color. The roofs of the houses illuminated by the setting sun shimmer with gold, pink, and lilac. Blue and purple shadows, turquoise grass and mauve hues of the road all add to the fabulousness of the image. The work is interesting in terms of the manner of execution. The shape of the objects is divided into colored rectangular planes, running either horizontally, or vertically, or at an angle, which makes the work elegant and decorative. A string of white geese returning home, an orange-colored tractor in the foreground complete the work and make it lively and authentic, just like the shutters on the windows and front gardens in front of the houses. The difficulty in creating a rural landscape for urban children, if they do not spend the summer with their grandparents in the countryside, lies in the ignorance of the village life. But children's fantasy and imagination made it possible for the author to draw a very nice and bright work.

Looking at Ekaterina Kharlamova's drawing "Venetian Evening", we find ourselves on the eastern coast of the Apennine Peninsula, where one of the most unusual and beautiful cities in the world, the Italian city of Venice, is located. This city is located on 118 islands connected by bridges. Instead of a street, we have a water channel in front of us, along which a gondola with passengers silently glides. The boat is dexterously steered by a gondolier with just one long oar. In the background, in the rays of the red sunset, the domes of the majestic cathedral rise, adjacent to which are a number of one-story buildings located along the banks of the Grand Canal, the "main street" of Venice. Most of Venice's historic buildings are built on piles of alpine larch, which practically does not rot in water, but, unfortunately, this amazing city is slowly sinking into the water. Tourists from all over the world come here to admire the beautiful old palaces, take part in the carnival or spend a romantic evening by taking a gondola ride along one of the fabulous Venetian canals.

Calendar of events of the Astrakhan region for the period from 16 to 22 January 2017

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EXHIBITION “NIKOLAI KULAGIN. PAINTING"

On January 18, 2017, the Astrakhan Art Gallery opens the exhibition "Nikolai Kulagin. Painting”, which opens a cycle of exhibitions of Astrakhan artists, whose works reflect the theme of their native land, its history, and nature. The exhibition is dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the Astrakhan province.

Nikolai Alexandrovich Kulagin was born in post-war Astrakhan in 1945.

The works presented at the exhibition were created in different years and in different genres, but all of them are interesting for the artist's pictorial and compositional searches: from “Portrait of a Daughter” (1978) to chamber still lifes of the last decade. Landscapes with corners of ancient Astrakhan, female portraits, still lifes attract the viewer with their skill and adherence to the best traditions of realistic art. No less interesting is the abstract composition "Nocturne" (2003) with its original compositional and coloristic solution. Particular attention, of course, deserves the work "Trinity Cathedral", created in 1997 and depicting one of the most famous architectural structures on the territory of the Astrakhan Kremlin - the Trinity Cathedral, whose white stone walls and onion domes are a real decoration of the city.

Today the works of Nikolai Kulagin are kept in private Russian collections, several works are in the collection of the Astrakhan Picture Gallery. The exhibition presents works from the collections of the author and the AKG, as well as from the collection of A. Kosykhin.

Location: st. Sverdlova, 81

Opening hours: from January 18 to February 26, 2017

Additional information by phone: 51-52-32

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A unique thematic exhibition from St. Petersburg “Egyptian mummies. At the origins of time." It is presented for the first time in Astrakhan. Its visitors will come closer to unraveling the mysteries of the great ancient civilization.

Visitors will be able to learn the secrets of mummification together with the ancient Egyptian priest in the mask of the god Anubis, visit the burial of Pharaoh Seti I, who rests in a golden sarcophagus surrounded by numerous servants of the other world, see the luxurious jewelry of the great queens of Egypt. Guests of the exhibition will get acquainted with the ancient Egyptian horoscope and determine their patron god.

Young visitors will have fun collecting ancient Egyptian puzzles, play with cubes and become participants in the attraction "Excavations", where everyone can try themselves as an archaeologist and find an ancient artifact - it will remain as a memory of this exhibition, as well as a personal diploma of a young archaeologist.

Location: st. Trediakovskogo, 2

Working hours: from December 18, 2016 to January 31, 2017

Additional information by phone: 52-50-62, 51-85-03

EXHIBITION “VAN GOGH. SYMPHONY OF COLOR”

The exhibition “Van Gogh. Symphony of Color. She will tell about the life and work of an outstanding artist. Visitors will get acquainted with the famous reproductions of the works of the great painter. Now Astrakhan residents and guests of the city will have the opportunity to study his Japanese motifs in more detail, captivating "Starry Nights", bright "Sunflowers" and "Irises", listen to the artist's life story, participate in creative master classes, and purchase reproductions of his favorite works.

Location: st. Trediakovsky, 2

Opening hours: from December 9, 2016 to January 25, 2017.

Additional information by phone: 52-50-62, 51-85-03

Astrakhan Drama Theater

January 18 at 6:00 pm

Performance “A Crazy Man’s Notes”

January 19 at 6:00 pm

Performance “ART. ART»

January 20-21 at 18:00

PREMIERE! The performance “Quartet for two”

January 22 at 18:00

The performance “My profession is Signor from the Society”

Location: Astrakhan Drama Theater ul. Sovetskaya, 28

Additional information by phone: 52-39-89

OPERA AND BALLET THEATER

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THE NUTCRACKER BALLET

For more than a century of history, The Nutcracker has known different interpretations, but the Astrakhan ballet company follows the classical traditions in staging their favorite ballet performances. Astrakhan residents will be presented with a production in the author's choreography by K. Uralsky according to the scenario plan of the great M. Petipa.

January 21 at 18:00 VAUDEVILLE "TROUBLE FROM A TENDER HEART"

In vaudeville, as it should be, sparkling humor, bright comic characters, and, of course, passionate romance awaits the viewer.

January 22 at 18:00 Kvartirnik CONCERT

This evening will feature all of your favorite songs: “Your Honor”, ​​“Drops of the Danish King”, “If I like You don’t have an aunt”, “On my street”, “And finally I will say” and many others. Soloists of the Astrakhan Opera and Ballet Theater and an instrumental ensemble conducted by Yuri Elperin will delight Astrakhan residents and guests of the city with their favorite melodies.

Location: Opera and Ballet Theatre, st. M. Maksakova, 2

Additional information by phone: 21-16-30, 21-16-34

Astrakhan Philharmonic

January 18 at 18:00

in concert in concert hall them. M. Maksakova program within the framework of the cultural and social project "The whole family to the Philharmonic" with the support of NK "Lukoil".

In a charity concert, the chamber orchestra (conductor Denis Kostylev) will present works for piano and string orchestra by composers of the 19th-20th centuries. Laureates of all-Russian and international competitions - the artist of the Astrakhan State Opera and Ballet Theater Guzal Tagieva (piano) and the artist of the Astrakhan State Philharmonic Ilya Mikhailov (piano) will perform with the ensemble. The host of the evening is the Honored Artist of Russia Nadezhda Dorofeeva.

January 20 at 18.00

THE CANDLE BURNED PROGRAM

The Candle Burned program in the Melodiya Vstrechi art cafe. The program will include songs and romances by contemporary composers Andrei Petrov, Mikael Tariverdiev, Gennady Gladkov, Yuri Saulsky performed by philharmonic artists, piano part - Anastasia Vasilyeva and Anna Davydova.

January 21 at 12.00

PROGRAM "NEW YEAR STORY OF THE NUTCRACKER"

The Nutcracker's New Year's Story program will be held in the musical lounge as part of the My First Ball entertainment and educational project. We will ask you to use all the power of your imagination and imagine that the Philharmonic has become a noble estate. A family lives in it - mom and dad are raising two charming children. On New Year's Eve they listen to fairy tales. The most favorite among kids is The Nutcracker. The beautiful music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky takes everyone to a fairy-tale kingdom, where sweets grow on the Christmas tree, and dolls, heroes of fairy tales come to visit and have fun together with the children at the matinee. Philharmonic artists and the Ars Nova string quartet will be with you in a magical land.

22 at 12.00

Program "Children's Games in Serious Music"

as part of a Sunday subscription for children and parents with Honored Artist of Russia Nadezhda Dorofeeva in the concert hall named after M. Maksakova - the program "Children's games in serious music." We will open the Musical calendar of the new year 2017 and congratulate W. A. ​​Mozart and F. Schubert on their birthday. The music of Winter, Joy, Magic and Childhood will come to this wonderful holiday.

A meeting with music will be presented by the chamber orchestra (conductor Denis Kostylev), diploma winners and laureates of all-Russian and international competitions Olga Bochkareva (mezzo-soprano), Tatyana Vazhorova (soprano), Konstantin Khripushin (baritone), Alexander Markov (baritone), Ilya Mikhailov ( piano), Shamsitdin Mirzoev (clarinet), Anastasia Vasilyeva (piano).

January 22 at 18.00 PROGRAM "EVERYONE DANCE!"

In the art cafe "Melody of Meetings" - the program "Everybody dance!". Philharmonic artists invite you to a light dance evening. You will hear the music that sounds at Brazilian carnivals, brightens up the evenings of the gypsy camp, tells about the feelings of lovers. An evening of meeting with the music of the peoples of the world awaits you. Popular compositions will be performed by the instrumental duet "Mood" and the artists of the Philharmonic. Hosted by Angelina Stepanova.

Location: Astrakhan State Philharmonic st. Young Guard, 3

Additional information by phone: 51-04-15

Cinema-concert evening of vocal classics and stage

in the Illusion Cinema Cinema at 18.30 will take place a filmmaker-a creative evening-a creative evening vocal classics and pop music performed by Dmitry Bondar. The following program will be presented to your attention:

Section 1: Schubert Serenade; Schumann - I'm not angry; Tchaikovsky - Lensky's Aria (where, where, where have you gone); Herman's aria (What is our life?. .); Romance "Does the Day Reign"? Puccini - Calaf's Aria from the opera "Turandot" (Nessun dorma)

2nd section: works in the genre of Pop opera in Italian: Lucio Dalla - In memory of Caruso; Aria Memoria; Luna tu ; (from the repertoire of Alessandro Safin) Per Te ; Lumina Notte; (from the repertoire of Josh Grobs); Adagio (vocal version of Albinoni's Adagio in Italian); Drinking water (Aqua de beber) –bosa nova jazz standard

During the concert, a video about the life and work of the composers whose works will be performed will be shown.

Dmitry Bondar - musician - vocalist, tenor. Works in various genres of music. Combines in his work professional and high-quality possession of academic and pop vocals. He worked in the Chamber Choir of the Astrakhan Philharmonic. Repeated laureate of the Voice of the Caspian contest. Regularly participates in festive events of the Astrakhan region, charity concerts. Finalist of the Russian karaoke championship 2014 in Moscow.

Location: st. Akhmatovskaya, 9,0003

Date and time: January 20, 2017. At 18:30

Additional information by tel: 39-23-47

Astrakhan artists Artel

First Entremandal Process Theater of Astrakhan - Artel of Astrakhan Artists - celebrated its fifth anniversary. The team is based on the leading heroes of the Astrakhan Drama Theater: Pavel Ondrin, Violetta Vlasenko, Igor Vakulin, Alexander Ishutin. In total, TriA has more than 10 performances, with them the artists traveled not only around the Astrakhan region, but also traveled abroad: Kazakhstan, France, Israel. Mostly Astrakhan directors work with the troupe: Alexei Matveev, Andrey Radochinsky, Alexander Belyaev.

January 20 at 18:00 Comedy based on the play by E. Radzinsky "I'm standing at the restaurant, getting married late, dying early."

January 21 at 18:00 Performance "LOVE TO THE COFFIN"