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Yuriy Ivanets - balalaika player, teacher, conductor

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Balalaika teacher and player Yury Ivanets
Yury Ivanets
Yuriy Ivanets (1961) is a musician, a conductor and a teacher. He plays a traditional Russian musical instrument – balalaika. Being a researcher of Russian folk instruments history, he has written the works "The history of balalaika from Andreev to Vasilenko" and "Balalaika from ancient times to nowadays". Yuriy got his musical education in Novosibirsk's State Conservatory, the balalaika department under supervision of A.Klyuev and the conductor department under the supervision of V.Prasolov and B.Rivkin. Yuriy had his concerts not on only in cities of Russia but in Kazakhstan, Latviya, Estonia, Romaniya, Italy. He works as a teacher at Musical school #10 in Novosibirsk. His is a musical leader and organizer of children's ensemble "Sibirian balalaikas". The concert program comprises Russian and Western classical works, popular folk melodies, original work for balalaika. The musician invites to cooperate concert organizations and interested persons.

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Юрий Иванец - исполнитель на балалайке, педагог, дирижер

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Исполнитель на балалайке Юрий Иванец
Юрий Иванец
Исполнитель на балалайке, дирижёр, педагог, исследователь истории исполнительства на русских народных инструментах. Автор работы "Балалайка от Андреева до Василенко: к истории создания балалаечного репертуара" и книги "Балалайка: из глубины веков до наших дней".
Профессиональное образование получил в Новосибирской государственной консерватории им. Глинки, где занимался в классе балалайки А.М.Клюева и классе дирижирования В.Прасалова и Б.Ривкина.
С исполнительским искусством Юрия Иванца знакома публика не только России, но и Казахстана, Эстонии, Латвии, Румынии, Италии. Концертные выступления музыкант сочетает с преподавательской работой в музыкальной школе № 10 г. Новосибирска, где из своих учеников создал ансамбль "Сибирские балалайки".
В сольной концертной программе Ю.Иванца - произведения русской и западной классики, популярные народные мелодии, оригинальные сочинения для балалайки.

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