   
Russian singer Boris Kletinich from Montreal, Canada
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Russian singer (bass-barytone) Boris Kletinich from Montreal, Canada was born in Moldova near Black Sea (the former USSR ). He was graduated from the University of Theater Art and Film of Moscow (Russia). During his military service, he was soloist of the Air Force Orchestra and Chorus of the Red Army. From the age of 19 years, competing with singers of 21 countries, he won the Grand Prix in the International Competition of the military songs. Prisoner of the Iron curtain during several years, he saw himself granted the right to go out of Soviet Union to the epoch of the Glasnost and the Perestroika.
He makes a series of concerts then. It is an impressive and successful performance in the prestigious Concert-Halls of New York, in Jerusalem, in Toronto and in Montreal (for the Jewish and Russian community). Boris Kletinich recorded several discs under tab “Melodiya” in Russia.
In Montreal he studied in the Opera Lyric Workshop (his vocal teacher in Montreal is an acclaimed soprano Collette Boky) where he sang the air of the Prince Igor (opera '' Prince Igor '' of Alexander Borodin).
His voice it is a unique phenomenon according to its beauty and musical nuances. It fascinates by the transparence of its tone. With the first musical sound the concert hall is full of delightful melody of the lyric bass-baritone.
The singer can sing different musical forms: Russian popular and love songs, rock and love ballad, the jazz, the popular writings of Broadway, the Jewish and Latin America songs, arias of opera. His transcription of Bach's, Beethoven's, Albinoni's piece of music (with his text) is very original. He sings in 5 (five!) languages. He is sensitive to the authors' thought of the song and always wants to carry it to the listeners. The atmosphere of high spirituality reigns in its concerts.
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