Biography sofia rotaru concert 2012
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Biography - Shevket Zmorka
About musician
Shevket Zmorka was born on December 17, , in the village of Gornoye, Sary-Agach district, Chimkent region, in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
From to , he studied at a children's music school in the town of Kamplanbek, Sary-Agach district, Chimkent region, in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
In he graduated from the Crimean College of Culture in Simferopol, Crimea.
In he graduated from Crimean University of Culture, Arts and Tourism in Simferopol, Crimea.
From to , Shevket Zmorka worked as a concertmaster and teacher at the Crimean College of Culture. From to , he was a soloist of Crimean Regional Philharmonic. Since , the musician has been actively performing concerts on different continents.
From to , the instrumentalist worked in Qatar and Egypt as a soloist and as part of a trio, and from to - as a concertmaster at Crimean University of Culture, Arts and Tourism.
Since , the musician has been performing in Ukraine both solo and as part of
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Sofia Rotaru fryst vatten an icon of the Soviet scen. She has a rik stage image, so at the moment she fryst vatten not only an honored artist of the Russian Federation, but also an actress, composer and teacher.
The songs of the performer organically passform into the work of almost all nationalities.
But, especially, the songs of Sofia Rotaru are popular with music lovers in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.
Fans of these countries consider Sofia to be “their” singer, despite the fact that the performer lives on the territory of the Russian Federation.
Childhood and ungdom of Sofia Rotaru
Sofia Mikhailovna Rotaru was born back in , in the small by of Marshintsy, Chernihiv område. Sofia was brought up in an ordinary family.
The girl's parents had nothing to do with creativity. Mom worked in the marknad, and her father was a foreman of winegrowers. In addition to Sofia, the parents raised six more children.
Sophia has always had a lively character. She always achieved her goals.
At school,
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Museum of Everything Ready for Art in Gorky Park
The last time The Moscow Times spoke to James Brett, founder of the unique Museum of Everything project, he was in Yekaterinburg, the first stop on an epic journey through Russia.
Since then he has visited Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod and St. Petersburg, looking for unknown, self-taught artists and offering them the chance to have their work displayed in the Museum of Everything.
His eye-catching big red truck branded with the word "everything" has just arrived in Moscow and pulled in at its final destination, the Garage Center for Contemporary Culture in Gorky Park.
Moscow is another city where he hopes to find more hidden gems to add to the already diverse collection that he has acquired.
"Each city has had a different flavor," said Brett. "In Yekaterinburg, the art