Russian singer (Bass) Vladimir Loginov from New York City

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Russian Bass classical singer Vladimir Loginov from New York City was born in in 1965. He is a profesional singer of the Bass solo parts in operas. He can also sing Russian, Ukrainian, Gypsy and international repertoire.

EDUCATION

Moscow State Conservatory named after P. Tchaikovsky, Vocal Department, Master's degree, Studies with Professor E. Nesterenko 1983-1988, Moscow, Russia.

Soloist of the Jaroslavl National Symphony, 1991 to 2005

Pacific Music Festival, 1994, Sapporo, Japan

Soloist, Red Army Choir, 1989-1991

Performing with numerous orchestras, operatic and dance companies in Russia, Europe and Asia, 1989 to present, including concerts at Moscow State Conservatory, Chelyabinsk Opera Company, Sverdlovsk (now Yekaterinburg) Opera House., Novosibirsk Philharmonic Symphony, Shaliapin Museum (Moscow), Rachmaninov State House (city of Tambov)

Bernstein. "Lonely town" (On the Town)
Mozart. Die Zauberflote: Sarastro's Aria
Tchaikovsky. Eugene Onegin: Gremin's Aria
Tchaikovsky. "My genius, my angel, my friend!"

Tchaikovsky Eugene Onegin, Rachmaninov Aleko, Mozart Magic Flute, Dargomyzhsky Rusalka, and numerous other opera arias, romances, and works by various composers as Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Schuman, Sviridov, Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Prokofiev.

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