Sergei was born in 1970 in Sverdlovsk. He began to study music at the age of seven in the Children's Music School No. 3 (class of the teacher L. I. Raitsyna). In 1980 he entered the Secondary Special Music School at the Ural State Conservatory (class of the teacher M. I. Olle).

During his studies at school, he successfully performed in concert halls in Sverdlovsk, participated in city and regional competitions. In 1982 he took part in the International Children's Arts Festival in Sofia as a pianist and composer. From 1988 to 1993 studied at the Moscow Conservatory, and then in 1993-1995. - in graduate school (class of Professor E.V. Malinin).

Pedagogical activity
Since 1999 he has been working at the Moscow Conservatory, first as an assistant to Professor E. R. Richter, then as an assistant to Professor V. V. Gornostaeva. He also teaches at the Faculty of Ancient and Modern Performing (FISII). In addition, she teaches a special class at the Maimonides State Classical Academy and the Chopin Moscow State School of Musical Performance (MGUMI).

Alexander Trukhin is a concert pianist and pedagogue of piano and music theory.

Alexander is graduated from the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory as a postgraduate student, were he studied for in 2017-2019 with a worldwide well-known outstanding pianist and professor Eliso Virsaladze.

Alexander Trukhin was born in Odessa and began his piano lessons with
Prof. Olga Yatsenyuk at the age five.

At age 10 he has received a prize from a world-renowned Russian pianist Nikolai Petrov at the International Competition for Young Pianists named Sergei Prokofiev.

He graduated from the Odessa National A.V. Nezhdanova Music Academy with degrees M.S. (2010) and Postgraduate student (2013). Alexander's principal teachers were pianists and Prof. Evelina Kovalenko, Olga Loboda,
Anatoly Kardashev, Anatoly Kcharchenko and Galina Popova.

Also Alexander studied at numerous master-classes with eminent pianists and professors from all over the world: Daniel Pollack (USA), Lily Dorfman (Israel), Vadim Rudenko (Russia), Boris Bloch (Germany),
Severin von Eckardstein (Germany), Pilar Leyva (Colombia-USA), Ilana Vered (Israel), Stanislav Ioudenitch (USA), Dror Binan (Israel-USA), Norma Fisher (United Kingdom, Royal College of Music), Oleg Stepanov and Natalia Vlassenko (Russia- Australia) etc.

In 2016 he played at master classes of a famous pianist
Michel Dalberto (France) in Paris, where he was among the 12 participating pianists selected from around the world.

In 2015-2016 he has also studied at the Saint-Petersburg Conservatory named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov with famous Russian pianist Prof. Igor Lebedev.

Alexander has a large repertoire – more than 240 classical solo pieces of all eras of classical music; in addition, chamber music and music of modern composers.

He won scientific and social activities award of the Tchaikovsky National Music Academy of Ukraine in Kiev and has given musicological presentations.

Alexander has musicological researches about Sieben Toccaten für Klavier by J.S. Bach, piano sonatas by S. Prokofiev, transcendental etudes by F. Liszt and about Finnish composers J. Sibelius, E. Melartin, O. Merikanto and S. Palmgren.

Alexander Trukhin addressed musicological conferences, such as Scientific and Practical Conference at the Odessa Roerich House, II All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference "Piano Today" at the Saint-Petersburg Conservatory named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov etc.

Since 2016 he is a Corresponding Member of the International Catherine Academy of Arts in Germany (korrespondierendes Mitglied der Katharinen Akademie der Künste in Deutschland).

Alexander has been very active in concert appearances.

He performs in Russia and Ukraine.

In Odessa: at the Odessa Roerich House Museum, Great Hall of the Odessa National A.V. Nezhdanova Music Academy, Odessa Philharmonic, Odessa Opera, Golden Hall of the State Literature Museum etc.;

In Moscow: at the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory, Vernadsky State Geological Museum, Scriabin Museum, Russian Foreign House, State Institute of Art History, Ukrainian Cultural Center on Arbat, Yamaha Artist Center, Kawai Hall, Lermontov library, Niko Gallery, Sviblovo Manor and other concert halls, art galleries, cultural centers, libraries etc.;

In Saint-Petersburg: at the State Museum-Institute of the Roerich family on Vasilyevsky Island, Sestroretsk Kurort, concerts of Petroconcert, festival
«The Romantics of Baltic Sea», museum-estate «Priyutino», Alvar Aalto Vyborg Library etc;

Also in other cities: Vyborg etc.

Since 2007 Alexander has annual appearances in Germany, where he performs as a concert artist. Also he takes part in concerts of chamber music and at premieres of works by contemporary composers from Europe and USA. He plays with orchestra.

In September 2015 he gave a series of concerts during the celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the Academy of Music in Ohsenhausen (Landesakademie für die musizierende Jugend in Baden-Württemberg, Germany).

His most recent concerts in Germany took successfully place in July-August 2018 and 2019 in Berkheim, Ohsenhausen, Bad Schussenried and Fellheim (Baden Württemberg and Bavaria).

In October 2018 Alexander has successfully performed in Panama City (Republic of Panama).

In March 2020, Alexander played a solo concert in the Russian-Tanzanian Cultural Centre in Dar es-Salaam (Tanzania). Also, he held master-classes for young pianists studying in one of the most prestigious school in Dar es-Salaam - International School of Tanganyika.

Some of reports after Alexander's concerts and other events are already published in social networks.

Tanzanian performances:

https://tza.rs.gov.ru/ru/news/65050

Some of recent Germany performances:

https://www.facebook.com/alexandertrukhin.fcb/posts/10220507731029802

In 2015, Alexander won the Bruno Frey Music Award (Ochsenhausen, Germany).

Alexander Trukhin is the winner and prizer of numerous international piano competitions, among them:

"ISAM" International Piano Competition (Michelstadt, Germany, 2007,
I prize);

Rachmaninoff International Piano Competition (Tiraspol, Moldova, 2003, Grand Prix);

Maria Yudina International Piano Competition (Saint Petersburg, Russia, 2016);

Ricard Viñes International Piano Competition (Lleida, Spain, 2018).

ISCART International Piano Competition (Lugano, Switzerland, 2021, I prize).

Also he is on jury of international piano competitions:
«Siegfried Weishaupt Piano Prize» (Germany; this competition is recognized by the Alink-Argerich Foundation), «Golden Fest» (Ukraine) etc.

Alexander Trukhin has been active in teaching of piano and theory for more than 12 years.

He worked in the Odessa National A.V. Nezhdanova Music Academy and in the 5th Odessa Music School as a concertmaster and as a piano teacher.

Now Alexander works at the Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia as a piano pedagogue.

Alongside, Alexander gives a lot of private lessons in Moscow and St. Petersburg, as well as remotely for students from any country. Alexander has many positive feedbacks from his pupils.

Cellist Sergey Antonov enjoys a versatile career as a soloist and chamber musician. Critics throughout the world have hailed him as "destined for cello superstardom" -Washington Post, "combining formidable technique and an incredibly warm, penetrating and vibrant tone to a romantic musical sensibility to create music - making of a highest caliber" - Budapest Sun. After one of the Newport Festival concerts in RI, a critic wrote "... a performance with soaring phrases and a tone to die for." Sergey's performance of the Elgar concerto drew the critic of the Moscow's Daily Telegraph to write: "[he] is a musician who has his own inner space, where he submerges himself from the very first sound…who turns each phrase, every deeply felt sound into an event of his own inner monologue. The theme of this monologue is existential suffering; a change of intricately noted emotions, directly related to the unexplainable condition known as Spiritual Life." A Canadian critic wrote: "Antonov conveyed ...a world of expression from plaintive hope to existential pathos."

One of the recent reviewers wrote, " No virtuosic challenge is more than his equal."

After winning the Gold Medal in the 2007 International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, Russia, Sergey has been touring extensively throughout Europe, Asia, North and South America performing in halls ranging from the Great Hall of Moscow Conservatory to Suntory Hall in Tokyo. He has collaborated with musicians such as Denis Matsuev, Bernadene Blaha, Kevin Fitz Gerald, Ekaterina Mechetina, Harve A' Kaoua, Carl Ponten, Dora Schwartzberg, John Lenehan, Colin Carr, Cynthia Phelps, Martin Chalifour, David Chan, among others, as well as his permanent piano partner Ilya Kazantsev. The duo has recorded several CDs of traditional cello-piano repertoire as well as their own transcriptions, recorded in their CD album Elegy.

Sergey is a member of the acclaimed Hermitage Piano Trio with Ilya Kazantsev and violinist Misha Keylin.

In addition to being the 2007 Tchaikovsky gold medal winner for cello, Antonov has been a recipient of the 2008 Golden Talent Award by the Russian Performing Arts Foundation as well as garnering top prizes at the Justuz Friedrich Dotzhauer Competition, Germany, David Popper International Cello Competition, Hungary, American String Teachers Association in Detroit. His chamber ensemble performances have also brought him honors from the Lyrica Chamber Music Series as their "Young Artist of the Year", and First Prizes from the Chamber Music Foundation of New England and the Swedish International Duo Competition.

Antonov collaborated with such maestros as Vladimir Spivakov, Dmitry Sitkovetsky Yan Pascal Tortilier, Mikhail Pletnev, Maxim Vengerov, Oue Eiji, Yuri Simonov, Christopher Zimmerman, Uri Bashmet, Jonathan McPhee, Yuri Botnari, Alexey Shabalin, among many others. He has made his conducting debut in the spring of 2014. Sergey frequently gives master classes to solo cellists and chamber music groups in colleges and universities throughout the world.

Born into a family of cellists, Sergey started playing cello at the age of five with his mother, Maria Zhuravleva, as his teacher. She has recently become the recipient of the National 2014 Teacher of the Year Award of Russia. He has studied at the Central Music School and has graduated from the Moscow Conservatory where studied under the renowned professor Natalia Shakhovskaya.

He holds an Artist Diploma from Longy School of Music in Boston where he worked with Grammy nominated cellist Terry King. While being a student at the Moscow Conservatory, Sergey was under the tutelage of M. Rostropovich.

Sergey has appeared on Russian National Television in performances with the Moscow Philharmonic in their "Stars of the 21st Century" series, and in live concerts on Boston's NPR radio station WGBH. His performances were also broadcast by NHK Japan.

He lives in New York with his wife Nika and son Noah.

Born in Moscow, Olga Romanko graduated in singing at the famous Moscow Gnessin Conservatory. In 1987, she was the winner of the prestigious International Competition in Rio de Janeiro and subse- quently took part in master classes at the Teatro Regio di Parma. Encouraged by her success, Olga Romanko decided to pursue a professional stage career. Since 1988, the Russian soprano performs regularly at Opera Houses in Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Germany and Great Britain. Parallel to her per- formances she continued with her singing and drama lessons.

After a successful debut in the role of Musetta (La Boheme), Olga Romanko started a brilliant career portraying the main roles in La Forza del Destino, II Trovatore. I Pagliacci, Madame Butterfly, Falstaff, Le Nozze di Figaro, Faust, Turandot, Un Ballo in Maschera, Aida, at the opera houses of Moscow, Berlin, Rotterdam, Zurich, Barcelona, Hamburg, Munich and Parma. She sang the Desdemona in Otel-lo at the Arena di Verona, with Daniel Oren and Placido Domingo and made her debut at the Teatro Regio di Torino in Jerusalem, under the baton of Bruno Campanella. She performed the title role in Gluck's Armida at the Hamburgische Staatsoper, and sang in Respighi's La Fiamma at the opera hou-se in Rome.In Las Palmas she made her debut in the title role of Adriana Lecovreur under the baton of Marco Armiliato. In 1999, she gained great success singing Fedora at the Teatro di Bellas Artes in Me-xico City. In the same year, she performed successfully in Aida and returned to the Teatro di San Car-lo di Napoli to sing in Tchaikovsky's Yolanta. In the year 2000, she made her debut at the Wiener Staatsoper with // Trovatore and sang Aida in Shanghai. In May 2001, she performed again in a new production of Aida in Athens, directed by Pier Luigi Pizzi. She appeared on stage in Trovatore in Rot-terdam, Carmen in Brescia, / Pagliacci and Cavalleria Rusticana at the opera house in New Jersey and Aida in Stade de France in Paris.

In 2003, Olga Romanko performed in Un Ballo in Maschera at the Teatro Comunale di Bologna, Il Tro- vatore at the Hamburgische Staatsoper, Dvorak's Wanda at the Concertgebouw Amsterdam. Still in 2003, she sang Aida in Brescia before leaving with the Teatro Regio di Parma for Seoul, South Korea, and later for a concert at the Deutsche Oper in Berlin.

In 2004 and 2005, Olga Romanko performed at the most famous Opera Houses around the world. In March 2006, she sang in Il Trovatore under the baton of Zubin Metha.Olga Romanko enjoyed an ou- tstanding reputation as interpreter of the title role in Tosca, which she performed successfully in Mu- nich and in Prague. In July 2006, Olga Romanko sang Aida in the Terme di Caracalla of the teatro dell'Opera di Roma ".In November 2006, Olga Romanko sang for the new production of Simon Bocca- negra in the Croatian National Opera for 6 performances and in March/April 2007, the soprano sang Tosca in Hamburg's Staatsoper, Pique Dame in the Finnish National Opera and the role of Tosca in the Festival of San Luis in Mexico. She sang for a new production of Un Ballo in Maschera for 13 per- formances in Grazer Oper. She then followed with some performances of Aida and Tosca in the Pra-gue National Opera. In November 2007, Olga Romanko was the Princess in The Devil and Kate by Dvorak, for two concerts at the Koln Philarmonie with the WDR Orchestra and recorded for ORPHEO Label, (conductor Gerd Albrecht).In December/January 2008, Olga Romanko made her debut in the Israeli Opera as Leonora in La Forza del Destino, then followed on with Tosca in Guadalajara's Teatro Degollado in Mexico. On March, in the Teatro Sao Carlos of Lisbona, the artist performed two works by Serguej Rachmaninov, Francesca da Rimini and Aleko (Zemfira). For the year 2008, we would also like to remember the recent productions of Madama Butterfly in the Teatro Principal de Palma de Mayorca and the same work in Maribor's Slovenian Opera Theater, followed by Aida at the Terme di Caracalla in Rome, produced by the Teatro dell'Opera, Sarka by the Leos Janacek Dutch production for the Utrecht Festival with National Radio Channel 4. In January 2009, Olga Romanko sang for the Finnish national Opera, the role of Floria in Tosca, to follow with her debut role of Lady Macbeth in the Rennes Opera, follow Tosca in Operalocarno with conduction of Carlo Palleschi. We would remember the Messa da Requiem of G. Verdi in Miland in memory of Luciano Pavarotti and for benefit of Abruzzo earthquake.

For the 2009/2010 seasons, the soprano sang la Fanciulla del West in the Théâtre de l'Opéra in Limoges, Tosca in International Festival Torre del Lago Puccini, Rusalka in Finnish National Opera, Il Trovatore in Teatro Comunale di Piacenza and Teatro di Bolzano. In march 2010 Olga Romanko made her debut in Moscow international Dom Musik, for an im-portant Gala Concert, with the argentinian tenor Josè Cura. For the saison 2011/12 Olga Romanko sings 12 perfomances of new production of Suor Angelica in Finnish National Opera and on the same theather, She sings in february/march 2012 the protagonist role of Rusalka, title of A. Dvorak. In 2012 february the soprano sings 3 performances of new production of La Forza del Destino in Vlamsee Opera in Antwerpen (Belgium).For 2013 saison Olga Romanko sings TOSCA of G. Puccini in a new production of Vlaamse Opera. In april 2013 Olga Romanko sings Elvira on Ernani's work of G. Verdi with the Bavarian Radio Philarmonich orchestra, with the musical direction of Maestro Frederich Haider.

Olga Romanko sings saison 2014/15 a new production of Ernani of Giuseppe Verdi in Moravian Opera Theater of Ostrava and Pietro Mascagni production Of Cavalleria Rusticana, on Role of Santuzza in south Bohemian Theater. Others engagements: Aida in Korea in Sugi Opera and role of Maddalena in Andrea Chenier in Moravian Silesian Theater and Aida in Narodni Divadlo Praga. Olga Romanko was international guest on Taormina Opera Star 2015, in Sicily. The soprano has sung at the Great Open Air theater of MILANO EXPO with 30,000 peoples and with the highest authorities' state including Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. In July 2016 Olga Romanko will 'teaching a master class for opera's vocalist at the important musical institution of Ticino Musica.

Her discography includes the recordings of Puccini's Suor Angelica for Decca, songs by Stravinsky for the Talent label, Aida, II Trovatore and Concerto Verdiano for Companions, two records of Verdi's Requiem for Capriccio Digital and Ars Musici, as well as Dvorak's Wanda for Orfeo. New recordings include Stravinsky Songs under Belgian Label Talent Record, and Olga Romanko Operas Greatest Arias, Verdi Puccini Cilea Bizet and Il Palazzo Incantato, the baroque opera by Luigi Rossi, a live recording in collaboration with Amadeus Magazine.

Igor Portnoy is a graduate of GITIS, the faculty of musical theater actors, a diploma winner of the Jurmala television competition and a laureate of the All-Union competition of vocalists "Magic Crystal". After graduation, he was invited to the Mossovet Theater to play the role of Judas in the musical "Jesus Christ Superstar", at the same time he recorded the main role in the original album of the musical "Jelsomino".

At the end of his tour in Canada with the musical "Russians on Broadway", Igor signed a contract with the Canadian company "Barnabic" and for 9 months performed with his show at the La Kafkan Theater in Montreal. He has sung with the Canadian National Opera and the Toronto Operetta. In 1997 Igor became a citizen of Canada.

He recorded the role of the Master in the Canadian musical The Master and Margarita (Vancouver). Igor has released two solo albums "Russian On Broadway" in New York and "Let's Get Together" in Toronto. In Canada, Igor has played in the musicals The Phantom Of The Opera and Ragtime. In 2002, Igor received the American Green Card for his Extraordinary ability in arts.
Igor has starred in two Hollywood films "Hit the Dutchman" and "Dick" (in the Russian version of "The President's Girlfriend"). Igor also starred in the TV series "Univer", "Capercaillie", in the films directed by Todorovsky "Particle of the Universe" and "Bomb".

He has recitals in more than 80 countries of the world.

Igor is a frequent guest of the concert hall. Tchaikovsky and the Moscow International House of Music. He regularly appears in the program "Romance of Romance" on the channel "Culture".
Igor played the role of Dindon in the musical "Beauty and the Beast", the role of Don Alejandro in the musical "Zorro", the role of Max in the musical "The Sound of Music", the role of Matt Frey in the musical "Times do not choose", the role of Harry in the musical "Mamma Mia", the role of Blind Pugh and Ben Gun in the musical "Treasure Island", the role of the Black Man in the rock opera "Business and Heaven". In 2014-15, Igor returned to the stage again as Dindon in the musical Beauty and the Beast. In 2016 Igor got the role of Lord Pinkelton in the musical "Cinderella", in the same year he took part in the show "The Magic Constellation Disney". In the 2017-18 season, Igor played the role of the Hospital Ghost and Fergusson in the musical "Ghost", as well as the role of the Hatter in the musical "Alice in Wonderland" by the Triumph company. In 2019, Igor played the role of San Sanych in the Dreamers musical. In the same year Igor made his debut in the musical "Sasha \ Alex" as Uncle Slow and in the musical "Viy" as the Rector. Igor finished the year playing Papa Carlo and the Innkeeper in the musical "Pinocchio" at the Vegas City Hall. Igor has been invited to play the role of the Keeper in the meto-musical Castle of Desires, which will premiere on March 6 in Moscow, as well as the role of the Boss in the musical Don Juan. An untold story. "

Igor is the director and art director of the Broadway Stars show of leading Russian musical actors.
Many characters from animated films from Disney, Warner Brothers and others are singing and speaking in the voice of Igor Portnoy. Igor is also actively involved in poetic translations of songs from English from animated films for TV channels "Disney" and "JimJam".

In 2012, by order of the American company "Barry Ball Artists", Igor created the project "The Moscow Four", with which he successfully performs all over the world.

On June 6, 2018, Igor acted as presenter and soloist in the Montserrat Caballe concert dedicated to her 85th birthday at the State Kremlin Palace.

Igor is a participant of the popular TV show "One to One" on the Russia1 channel
On April 11, 2019 at the Zaryadye Concert Hall, the concert program "Playing the Musical" was held with great success, in which Igor took part as a producer and performer. The concert program was repeated on January 20, 2020.

On January 21, at the Moscow House of Music, a concert "Territory of the Musical" was held in which all Russian musical stars took part. Igor acted as a participant, presenter and producer of this program Igor took part in the international competition "Rising Stars" in Chicago and the all-Russian competitions "What the actors sing about" in Nizhny Novgorod and "Sing, Swallow, sing" in Yekaterinburg as a member of the jury.

Master of Sports in rhythmic gymnastics, repeated participant and winner of international championships.

She received a volume of unique knowledge in the field of modern choreography, was a participant in the American Dance Festival (ADF) international programs:

• International Festival of Contemporary Dance in Gdansk (Poland)
• International Festival of Contemporary Choreography in Vitebsk (Belarus)
• Jazz Forum in Paris (France)
• Jazz Congress Vortex 2003, 2004 Moscow (Russia)

Trained at the Rick Odums Institute for Professional Jazz Education in Paris.

Received a state diploma was a soliska corpse "RICK ODUMS DANCE COMPANY" (Paris, France).
In Russia she worked in dance projects of the Kinetik theater, the Nota Bene troupe, taught at MGUKI.

Currently, he is a leading specialist at the VORTEX center (Moscow, Russia) in the technique of modern jazz dance, conducts master classes and works as a choreographer of the Vortex Dance Company

Born in Italy, he holds concerts as soloist, in chamber and orchestral formations. He graduated in Tuba with the vote of 110/110, praise and honorable mention. He has recorded for Rai, Vatican Radio, Sky Classica, CNN, Concerto-Music Media record company and published for the publishing houses Accademia and Micropress (works distributed by La Feltrinelli). He was interviewed by radio and television broadcasters from the United States, Brazil, Australia, Paraguay, Estonia, Africa, China, Slovenia (Radio Koper), Hungary, Albania, China, Bulgaria, Spain, Canada, Montenegro, Egypt etc ..., which they also broadcast his performances for tuba and orchestra. As soloist he has performed in England, Romania, Albania, Germany, Greek, Moldova, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary, Italy, Montenegro (150th anniversary for the death of Gioacchino Rossini), Austria and in Russia at the prestigious "P.I. Tchaikovsky " festival accompanied by the Bacau Philharmonic Orchestra, the Bulgarian National Symphony Orchestra, the Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra (Russia, Udmurtia), the State Philarmonic Orchestra of Vidin in Bulgaria, the National Chamber Orchestra of Moldova, the Bulgarian Dianapolis Chamber Orchestra and the Symphony Orchestra of Kazakhstan. He was the first tubist to win the prestigious Nino Rota Award, previously gave to artists such K. Ricciarelli and J. Horowitz. Now he is docent at Higher Institute of music Jose Hernandez in Buenos Aires for tuba and euphonium academic annual online course. He given masterclass and recital in presence and online in some Universities, Conservatories and Superior Institutes of music in Moldova, USA, Sudafrica, Brazil, Perù, Albania, Kosovo, Paraguay, Cile, Venezuela, Argentina, Honduras, Uganda (Africa), Costa Rica, Mexico and Bolivia. Ancona, his city has awarded him with the meritorious citizenship. On March 23, 2019 he performed at the Bachmuseum in Leipzig, at the opening concert for the celebrations of the 334° birth of J. S. Bach and on June 29, 2019 he gave a recital at the Mozarteum in Salzsburg (Wiener Saal). Previously he had performed in Votkinsk in Russia at the birthplace of P.I. Tchaikovsky in the presence of eminent figures from the Russian music scene. On this occasion he performed Bach's II Suite for tuba solo. He also performed on Rai 2 (Italian National Radio Television) for a world premiere event dedicated to Marco Pantani. Gianmario Strappati is "Ambassador of Don Bosco Missions for music in the world"

A position of a ballet director's assistant, deputy to the director of school, ballet teacher, ballet master assistant, choreography and ballet teacher for adults and kids.

Experience:
1987 - 2009 Ballet soloist and principal dancer at The Bolshoi Theatre of Russia First performer of the roles at the Bolshoi Theatre: Pas De Six solo from «Napoli» (1989, «Bournonville», choreography by A. Bournonville) Gulnare (1992, «Corsaire», production by K. Sergeev) Juanita (1994, «Don Quixote», in the version of Y. Grigorovich) Bianca (1996, «The Taming of the Shrew», choreography by John Cranko) Other roles: Queen of Dryads («Don Quixote», production by Gorsky) Myrtha, Giselle («Giselle», in the version of Y. Grigorovich) Bacchante (1992, «The Walpurgis Night», production by L. Lavrovsky) The Gold Fairy, The Courage Fairy («The Sleeping Beauty», in the version of Y. Grigorovich) Soloist at «Lirical Etude», music by A. Scriabin, ( production by K. Goleizovsky) Friends to Prince, Polish bride, Russian bride, The Sovereign Princess («Swan Lake», production by Y. Grigorovich) Pas de deus from «Flower Festival in Genzano», Soloist «Le Conservatoire» ballet, music by H. Paulli ( choreography by A. Bournonville) Gamzatti, 1st variation in the "Shadows" scene, («La Bayadere», in the version of Y. Grigorovich) Magnolia («Cipollino», production by G. Mayorov) Mazurka, 11th waltz ( «Chopiniana», choreography by M. Fokine) Friends to Juliet («Romeo and Juliet», production by L. Lavrovsky) Henrietta («Raimonda», production by Grigorovich) Friends to Shireen («A Legend of Love», production by Grigorovich) Zulma («Corsaire», Burlaka and Ratmansky production) Waltz in the "Polish ball" scene in "Ivan Susanin" opera (choreography by R. Zakharov). All roles prepared for with great ballet dancers, People's Artists of USSR Marina Semionova and Raisa Struchkova. Took part in «New Year Premieres» programme at Bolshoi Theatre in «Four kisses», music by J.S. Bach and «Ups and Downs of Love», music by W.A. Mozart (ballet master J. Mannes)
2000 Master classes guest teacher at National Opera and Ballet at Sofia 2007 - 2008 Executive director of the "Jolly Crowd" dancing club (Moscow) 2008 - 2011 The assistant to the ballet artistic director of Stanislavski and Nemirovich-Danchenko Moscow Academic Music Theatre Mr. Sergei Filin
2009 - 2010 Master classes guest teacher at the international ballet competition "Youth American Grand Prix" in Catania and New-York
2011 - 2012 Deputy to the ballet director at the Bolshoi Theatre
2011 Assistant to Luigi Bonino in choreographing "L'Arlésienne" by Roland Petit (Bolshoi Theatre) 2012 Assistant to ballet master Yuri Posokhov in choreographing «Classical Symphony» ballet (Bolshoi Theatre), assistant to Yuri Smekalov in choreographing «Moydodyrр» ballet (Bolshoi Theatre)
2013 Teacher of ballet at London Russian Ballet School (London)
2016-2019 Deputy to the director and the head of choreographic department at Children's School of Arts № 11 (Moscow) Ballet teacher and the head of choreographic department at Children's School of Arts № 11 (Moscow)
2014 Master classes in the summer school of the "Grand ballet" in Maribor (Slovenia)
2015, 2016 Master classes in Teatro Verdi (Trieste, Italy)
2017 Teacher at London Russian Ballet School 2017 Master-classes in Paris Dance Academy during YAGP competition 2017-2019 The head of the collective "Premiere-ballet" (Moscow). Awards: First Prize at the international competition "Sea Sun Festival" (Lloret de Mar, Spain), Grand Prix of the contest "Running on the Waves" and Grand Prix of the International Competition Art-Arena (Sochi), Anna Chalaya – the 2 prize at the semi-final to the international competition YAGP (Barcelona ) and 1 prize at the TANZOLIMP (world ballet competition (Berlin), Classical dance Grant of the mayor of the first degree (2019)

Education:
1979 - 1987 Moscow ballet school (Bolshoi Ballet Academy; Moscow State Academy of Choreography). Diploma with honours.
2015 Ballet Teacher Diploma at The Russian Academy of Theatre Arts (GITIS)
2017 Master Degree of Theater Arts at The Russian Academy of Theatre Arts (GITIS) Skills/Qualifications 2006 Pilates Institute (pilates-mat and small equipment)
2008 - 2010 English and Italian language courses (State Cources "In-Yaz")
2013 IELTS preparatory course (Windsor school) Awards: Laureate of Serge Lifar International Ballet Competition (2nd prize, 1994, Kiev) Awrded the Order of the Russian Culture Ministry «For Achievements in Culture» 1996

Tian Jiang is an internationally renowned pianist, recognized for his signature colors in sound and overthe-edge thrilling virtuosity. His critically acclaimed North America debut at Carnegie Hall was praised by The New York Times as: "Shining, crisp, energetic and colorfully illuminated playing".

He first came to international attention when he appeared with Vladimir Ashkenaszy in a BBC film about his historic visit to China in 1980. In 1981, Tian was one of the five young musicians chosen by Issac Stern to come to the US and take part in the first cultural exchange program between the United States and China. He studied at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Later he continued at The Manhattan School of Music, and The Juilliard School in New York City.

In 1995 he joined the famed CAMI (Columbia Artists management) roster as the first mainland Chinese concert pianist. Captivating audiences from North America to South Africa, Europe to the Far East, he has been enthusiastically received in concerto appearances with the London Symphony Orchestra, The Vienna Mozart Symphony Orchestra, The Los Angeles Philharmonic, The Boston Pop, The Orchestra of St. Luke's, The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, and The National Philharmonic of China. He has collaborated with conductors such as Zubin Mehta, Daniele Gatti, Ettore Stratta, Gerard Schwarz. In recital, he has performed throughout the world.

When Tian toured twelve cities of the US with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, performing the Mozart Piano Concerto No.23, K.488, The Los Angeles Times characterized Tian's playing as ''a deeply persuasive Mozartean'' saying that "Tian Jiang achieved an exquisite performance who delivers the full spectrum of the composer's virtues - wit, pathos, brilliance, and serenity in this buoyant performance." As the first Chinese pianist to have toured his homeland with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra on its historic visit to China in 2000, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra's in-house magazine praised: "Tian played superbly".

As a recording artist, Tian has 14 albums to his credit including two of his lastest CDs "Tian Jiang Live at Carnegie Hall". His original composition "Shanghai Dream" CD album and piano book has been heralded by the World Music Reviews as "a slice of heaven", and it was profiled on the CNN's "Entertainment News", and NPR's "All Things Are Considered". In 2010, for the World EXPO in China, Tian's "Shanghai Dream" piano book was displayed at the China Pavilion for the entire duration in Shanghai.

In 2018, Tian was honored to receive the Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and in December 2019 just shortly before the start of the Pandemic, Tian opened the first 250 Years of Beethoven Celebration Concert at Carnegie Hall to a sold out audience and performed Beethoven's "Emperor" piano concerto under the direction of Gerard Schwarz.

Ballet dancer, choreographer, stage director, artist.

Candidate of art sciences.

Ballet dancer, soloist and principal dancer at theatre "New Ballet", dance performer and director of his own dance parties at Stanislavsky's "Electrotheatre", actor and ballet performer at the world famous musicals: "Cats", "Beauty and the Beast", "The Witches of Eastwick", "We will rock you", "Dracula", which were staged in Moscow.

Worked at the "Moscow State Art and Cultural University" as a teacher of modern dance at the classical department of choreography, as well as a teacher of stage dance at the acting department.
Principal of the children's dance studio "Vershina", main choreographer at the vocal children's studios "Art way academy" and "Allegro" in Moscow.

Jaime Mansilla (highlights)

"Mr. Mansilla shows to be a super technician." New York Times - New York, USA - Carnegie Hall "Jaime Mansilla is simply a world class violinist." The Faulkner Review (United Kingdom). Review for Album Stravaganza 3 with the NYPhilarmonia orchestra (2018) Recitals and concerts in more than 30 countries, and in the best concert halls of the world: Carnegie Hall (New York, USA), Place des Arts (Montreal, Canada), Mozarteum of Salzburg (Austria).....
Jaime Mansilla has produced and released 19 productions (albums & singles) as a recording artist, violinist and conductor in the USA between 2008 and 2019. "The Tzigane of Ravel rendition was with technic and impressive temperament" El Mercurio - Santiago, Chile.
"Jaime Mansilla as a conductor and soloist accomplished a historical world record with the concert in Antarctic territory" CNN and London BBC (1993) He has shared the stage in concerts with world class artist such as: Luciano Pavarotti, Donna Summer, Itzhak Perlman, Pinchas Zukerman, Joshua Bell, Placido Domingo, Tony Bennett, etc. The only Chilean musician member of the World Philharmonic orchestra with Lorin Maazel- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (1986)

Biography
A widely internationally recognized Violinist, Soloist, Concertmaster and Recording artist, Jaime Mansilla has performed concerts in 30 different countries, and in the best concert halls of the world, including several appearances at Carnegie Hall in New York; the United Nations; Place des Arts- Montreal, Canada; Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria; Martinu Hall in Prague, Czech Republic; Bartok Radio Hall in Budapest, Hungry; Jagellonian University in Krakow, Poland and many others. He has performed extensively throughout Europe, with concert appearances in Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Holland and Switzerland, to name a few.

Over the course of his career, Mr. Mansilla has shared the stage with the giants of the music world such as Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo, Tony Bennett, Donna Summer, Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell and many others artists.
Founder, conductor and violin soloist of the chamber orchestra of Santiago with which he performed for many years in an series of concerts, tours, recordings, and spectacular projects such as the first concert of the world in Antarctic territory, the most southern concert in the world, concerts in the highlands of South America, etc. In 1992, he played at Carnegie Hall and drew positive reviews from the New York Times including an accolade as "a superb technician".

In 1993, he performed in the first concert ever to be held in the world in the Antarctic territory, serving as soloist and conductor. This landmark performance was covered by CNN, BBC of London and all the South American press outlets for radio and television. That same year he was awarded with the Prize of the Critics and the National Prize of Music.

Recording Artist:
An important part of Jaime Mansilla's musical career has been recordings. In addition to collaborations with many other recording artists, in the pop and classical musical fields, he has
done many recordings as a soloist with chamber orchestras, piano & symphony orchestras in South America, Europe and the United States of America. His first recordings in the USA were produced under the "Music Studio" record label and released in 2009. Those recordings were the following:
1 - Antonio Vivaldi "The Four Seasons"
2 - "Beethoven Violin Sonatas"
3 - "The Magic Violin"

Recordings released in 2017 by Music Studio record label in the USA:
1 - "My First Classical Music Album"
2 - "The 20 Greatest Pieces of Classical Music"

Recordings released in 2018 and 2019 in the USA by the DistroKid record label: Jaime Mansilla, Violin and The NY Philarmonia Orchestra:
1 - "Nessun Dorma" - Single. Released Jan 3, 2018 (℗ 2018 724275 Records DK)
2 - "Un bel di vedremo" - Single. Released: Jan 4, 2018 (℗ 2018 724275 Records DK)
3 - "Stravaganza 3" - Album. Released: Jan 5, 2018 (℗ 2018 724275 Records DK)
4 - "La Donna E Mobile" - Single. Released: Jan 8, 2018 (℗ 2018 724275 Records DK)
5 - "Figaro" - Single. Released: Jan 8, 2018 (℗ 2018 724275 Records DK)
6 - "Carmen" - Album. Released: Jan 27, 2018 (℗ 2018 724275 Records DK)
7 - "Thais Meditation". Single. Released Mar 2, 2018 (724275 Records DK)
8 - "Game of Thrones" - Soubdtrack. Released: May 17, 2019 ℗ 2019 - Records DK
9 - "Opera's Hits". Album (13 tunes). Released: May 20, 2019℗ 2019 Records DK
10 - "For the Love of a Princess" Soundtrack. Released: May 22, 2019 Records DK
8 - "Traviata". Album. Released June 6, 2019 (724275 Records DK)
9 - "The Queen of the Night"as a Conductor. Released June 10, 2019 (724275- DK)
10 - "Schindler's List". Released June 10, 2019 (724275 Records DK)
11 - "Shape of You" (cover - pop music). Release date: October 7, 2019 (Records DK)

All these recordings are available in iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Spotify, Tidal, etc. He also studied at the School of Music at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, USA with the recognized violinist, American master Mr. Daniel Heifetz. Mr. Mansilla plays his music in an old century violin A. STRADIVARIUS, crafted in 1701 in Cremona, Italy. He lives in the United States of America as a prolific musician, soloist, violinist conductor, and recording artist.

Pianist, examiner, competition juror, pedagogue, clinician holds the Fellowship Diploma in Piano Performance from the National College of Music, London and the Fellowship Diploma in Piano Teaching from the Victoria College of Music, London.

At the same time, he is also the holder of the piano performance diplomas from the Australian Music Examinations Board and the University of West London. He is appointed as a member of the Academical Board of the National College of Music and becomes the first non-British to be chosen to join as a member in the College's history of more than 120 years.

He is also the first Chinese to be appointed as a music examiner for both the National College of Music and the Victoria College of Music. In 2012, he was further appointed as a senior examiner for the National College of Music, London and will be responsible for further administration of the College. He was the past examiner of the British Columbia Conservatory of Music, Canada.

In 2017, he joins as a music examiner for the Con Brio Examination Board. He is the first and only one worldwide to hold the position as a music examiner for four different examination boards at the same time. He has wide experience in assessing piano examination candidates. On top of being as a music examiner, he is appointed by National College of Music to be the piano duet examination syllabus coordinator and from 2014, he was also responsible for coordinating and rewriting the piano syllabus. He is a member of the American Liszt Society and through some contribution, he has earned the title as a 'Lisztian". He is also a member in good standing of the Australian Guild of Music and Speech. He is an associate member of the European Piano Teachers Association.

In 2018, he is named as the Hong Kong President of the World Piano Teachers Association. He is also invited to join as the juror in piano competition and composition competition organised by the World Piano Teachers Association.

In 2020, he is named as the Chief Examiner of the Italian Music Assessment Board System which is an examination board based in Italy.

Born, raised and totally trained in Hong Kong, he started to take up piano lessons when he was at the age of 5. He appeared on television one year later performing a whole programme of Beethoven. His teachers included Madam Kam-Mui Deng and Madam Wo-Ping Law who were famous pedagogues in Hong Kong. He also studied briefly with Mr. Colin Kingsley. He has played in masterclasses given by the American pianist Malcolm Frager and the great Shura Cherkassky. Under the full recommendation from Madam Law, he has got a chance to learn under Cherkassky for some time.
He is a pianist, teacher, juror and clinician and has been on the jury of some local and international competitions. He was the Jury Chairman of the Steinway PIano Competition in 2014 and was the President of Jury of the Mozart International Piano Competition. He has also judged the World Piano Pedagogy Conference Competition in USA and last year, he was the President of Jury of the Euterpe Competition in Italy and in 2018, he has judged an international piano competition in Venice organised by the Debussy Society. This year, he will judge the Merci Maestro Competition in Belgium. He is also the Artistic Director of the Neapolitan Masters Competition in Asia. He has concertised in many countries including UK, Canada, USA and some countries in Europe.

Since obtaining the Doctorate degree in Music Education, he has taught in many countries. He is a sought-after teacher in many Asian countries and is a teacher with many award-winning students. He has given lectures, masterclasses, workshops for different organisers on different occasions. He is keen on presenting teacher training programmes for music teachers worldwide. Years ago, he was appointed as a representative of the Victoria Piano Summer School in Canada. In 2015, he was appointed as the Director of International Studies (Pedagogy and Masterclasses) of the Ultimate Music Theory of Canada. UMT will issue a series called "Masterclasses by Anthony Tam' in the near future.

He is also the Hong Kong Director of the Cambodia Support Group (Canada) which promotes music education in Cambodia. He travels to Cambodia on a regular basis to give intensive courses to teachers and students.

Right now, he is on the way to create a new piano summer school programme in the city of Kimberley, Canada in cooperation with the Canadian Brahms specialist Arne Sahlen. He is now the Artistic Director of the PianoFocus Summer Camp in Canada. He is also a column writer in music education and music learning for some child-related publications and is interviewed widely on different occasions by the press. He is also a writer writing on subjects about piano education in different magazines. His book about music study has been published by Dynamic Publications in 2020.

Vincenzo Campagnoli was born in Naples on 26/01/1967, he studied at the S. Pietro a Maiella conservatory in Naples, and graduated in "OBOE- PERCUSSIONS and accomplishment of PIANO. He immediately began to work with the A. Scarlatti orchestra of Naples for the Friday concerts held in the RAI auditorium as an Oboe in a row, then he won the competition held at the San Carlo Theater in Naples as an Oboist working for a long period in works such as: "A masked ball" (playing the English horn in the "duet" with the soprano on stage), "Orfeo ed Euridice", "The fire bird", "The spring festival", "Tosca" and many other works. Later, he took part in the concert at the "Gonfalone di Roma" with the "I Fiati di Parma" orchestra, after a few months he took part in the worldwide concert with the bologna chamber orchestra with Josè Carreras. In the meantime he works with the most important Italian and Neapolitan theater companies, such as the company of RANCIA, with which he orchestrates two musicals such as: "Hello Dolly", with Loretta Goggi and "Some like it hot" with Rossana Casale, Giammarco Tognazzi and Alessandro Gassman. In 1990 he was called by the production of Marisa Laurito for a three-year tour with the show "Novecento Napoletano" with maestro Tonino Esposito. At that time he was called by Maestro Mario Merola to work in the television show "Fantastico" with Enrico Montesano and from that moment he followed Merola for about 12 years in all his concerts in Italy and abroad. Immediately after he is called by Maestro Peppe Vessicchio to work in television shows such as "Thirty hours for life", "Christmas Notes", "Viva Napoli", "A disc for the summer", "Bravo bravissimo", "Festa in family "," Friends of Maria De filippi "" Italy's Got Talent "," Domenica in "," Buona Domenica "," Let's not panic "," I leave you a song "," Let's not lose sight of "(Rai 3 ), "I sing".

At that time he was called by Rai as a multi-instrumentalist for Liza Minnelli as guest on RAI. For many years he has been a member of the Orchestra of the Sanremo Italian Song Festival. Percussionist, pianist, oboist and arranger. In 2004 he was the orchestra director of a Rete 4 program totally dedicated to LUCIO BATTISTI. In 2005 he directed the orchestra for a program for Rai2 "Notte d'amore" conducted by Marco Liorni, with the great Italian artist Ron as guest of honor.

On May 30th 2009 he is multi-instrumentalist in the concert with Riccardo Cocciante at the Verona Arena. For five years he was the permanent director of the Orchestra of the program "Naples before and after" broadcast in prime time on RAI UNO. In the following years he directed the orchestra for the program "Let's go to work" broadcast on RAI UNO conducted by Pupo.

In 2011 he was conductor in the program "Cantare è d'amore" with Amedeo Minghi and Serena Autieri broadcast in prime time on Rai Uno, in December 2012 he wrote the orchestrations and arrangements of the Opera composed by Eugenio Bennato "L ' amore Moves La Luna "staged at the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples in February 2013. In October 2013 he was Arranger and conductor in the show by Nino D'angelo, under the chamber artistic direction of Maestro Roberto de Simone" Memento Momento "Held at the San Carlo Theater in Naples. He was Orchestra Director for the realization of the music for the program "Amici di Maria De Filippi" 2013. Again in 2013 he enters the school of "FRIENDS of Maria De Filippi" as a teacher, winning the 2013/14 edition as a teacher of Deborah Iurato. In 2015 he continues to be a teacher in the school of "Amici di Maria De Filippi", as well as holding many courses and masterclasses around the music academies in Italy. At the end of 2015 he took care of the arrangements and the musical direction for the ORIETTA BERTI record, for its 50th artistic birthday. In 2016 he was Conductor at the "FESTIVAL DI SANREMO" conducting for the UNIVERSAL: CLEMENTINO and DOLCENERA. In the same period he was responsible for music for the program broadcast on Channel 5 "PEQUENOS GIGANTES". From March 2016 begins a theatrical tour with "SERENA AUTIERI" in show "La Sciantosa", a show that will see her protagonist in all the most prestigious theaters in Italy and abroad In 2016 riceaved in the Protomoteca Hall of Campidoglio Rome the 2016 State Award among European personalities as conductor of the year! In February 2017 he directed CLEMENTINO and MICHELE BRAVI at the SANREMO FESTIVAL and directed the program "IL NOSTRO TOTO '' for Rai due. He is currently involved in all the singing academies of ITALY for MASTER CLASS of Pop Singing, scenic singing, Composition and Ensemble Music. Lately he conducted the symphonic and polyphonic choir of the Asti orchestra on the occasion of the independence day in Orvieto with Serena Autieri, Sergio Sylvestre and Andrea Bocelli, conducting the John Williams suite "Star wars". In 2018 he was a member of the Artistic Commission of AREA SANREMO, collaborating with the Artistic Director of the Sanremo Festival Claudio Baglioni.


In June 2019 he directs the world final of Sanremo Junior at the Ariston theater in Sanremo, while in September, at the Opera theater of the Casinò di Sanremo, he directs the first performance of his great creation "The strength of Italian music" with soloist Luisa Corna and conducting the prestigious Sanremo Symphony Orchestra.

Currently working as a Musician, Arranger and Conductor, Maestro Enzo Campagnoli collaborates with great artists and music professionals, very important are his collaborations with Serena Autieri, with whom in addition to accompanying her on the piano he is also the Musical Director of many of his famous shows. While with the "Outgoing" President of the Sanremo Symphony Orchestra Foundation, Maurizio Caridi, in addition to developing the Forza della Musica Italiana project together, they develop a series of important masterclasses for young Italian artists.

Lately he represented his Afragola and his Naples at the SENATO DELLA REPUBBLICA together with SERENA AUTIERI and MASSIMO RANIERI at the ceremony held in Rome on the occasion of a tribute to his beloved city, performing in front of the President of the Senate Maria Elisabetta Alberti Casellati. Lately he directed for Universal Italia at the 70th Sanremo Festival Elettra Lamborghini. In 2021 he takes care of the artistic direction and arranges 20 unreleased songs for the box set for Orietta Berti's 55-year career directing it at the Sanremo festival for the 71st edition.

In the same year he collaborated with Serena Autieri and Gigi Marzullo for Rai Uno in the dedicated program which aired throughout the summer. Later he directed Serena Autieri at the Sferisterio in Macerata for the Andrea Bocelli Foundation. Always for Rai Uno he is a guest together with Serena Autieri at the Agnes award. New weekly TV show starded in November 2021.

Igor Portnoy is a leading actor in Russian musical theatre. He is a graduate of the Academy of Theatrical Arts in Moscow, a faculty of musical theater actors. Igor is a diploma winner of the Jurmala television competition and a winner of the all-Union vocalist competition "Magic Crystal." After graduation, he was invited to the Mossovet Theater to play the role of Judas in the musical "Jesus Christ Superstar," at the same time recording the lead role in the original album of the musical "Gelsomino."

After finishing his tour in Canada with the musical "Russians on Broadway", Igor signed a contract with the Canadian company "Barnabic" and performed his show for 9 months at the Theatre La Cafcana in Montreal. He sang with the National Canadian Opera and the Toronto Operetta. In 1997, Igor became a Canadian citizen.

He recorded the part of the Master in the Canadian musical "The Master and Margarita" (Vancouver). Igor has released two solo albums, "Russian on Broadway" in New York and "Let's Get Together" in Toronto. In Canada, Igor played in musicals "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Ragtime".

In 2002 Igor received the American Green Card Award for Extraordinary ability in arts.

Igor participate in two Hollywood movies, "Hit the Dutchman" and "Dick" (in the Russian version of "Friends of the President.) Igor also starred in the TV series "Univer", "Glukhar", in films directed by Todorovsky "Part of the Universe" and "Bomba".

On his account solo concerts in 86 countries of the world.

Igor is a frequent guest at the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall and the Moscow International House of Music. He regularly appears on the TV show "Romance of Romance" on the Kultura channel in Russia

Igor played the role of Cogswoth in the musical "Beauty and the Beast", the role of Don Alejandro in the musical "Zorro", the role of Max Dedwiler in the musical "The Sound of Music", the role of Matt Frey in the musical "The Times Don't Choose", the role of Harry in the musical "Mamma Mia", the roles of Blind Pugh and Ben Gan in the musical "Treasure Island" and the role of Black Man in the rock opera "Business and the Sky". In 2014-15. Igor returned to the stage again as Dindon in the musical "Beauty and the Beast". In 2016, Igor landed the role of Lord Pinkelton in the musical "Cinderella", the same year he took part in the show Disney's Magic Constellation. In the 2017-18 season, Igor played the role of the Hospital Ghost and Fergusson in the musical "Ghost" and the role of the Hatter in the musical "Alice in Wonderland". In 2019, Igor played the role of San Sanych in the musical "The Dreamers". That same year, Igor debuted in the musical "Sasha\ Alex" as Uncle Slow and the musical "Vij" as Rector. Igor finished 2019 playing Papa Carlo and the Innkeeper in the musical "Pinocchio" at Vegas City Hall in Moscow. Igor played the role of the Keymaster in the musical "Castle of Desire", which premiered on March 6, 2020, at Vegas City Hall in Moscow.

Igor is the artistic director of "Stars of Broadway," a show of leading actors in Russian musicals.

Igor Portnoy's voice is sung and spoken by many characters from Disney, Warner Brothers, and other animated films. Igor is also actively engaged in the poetic translations of the English songs from the animated films for "Disney" and "JimJam" TV channels.

In 2012 Igor created the project "The Moscow Four" commissioned by the American company "Barry Ball Artists" with which he successfully performs all over the world.

On June 6, 2018, Igor performed as a presenter and soloist in the concert of Montserrat Caballé, dedicated to her 85th birthday, at the State Kremlin Palace.

Igor is a participant in the popular TV show "One in One" on Russia 1.

On April 11, 2019, Zaryadye Concert Hall hosted the concert program "Playing the Musical" with great success, in which Igor took part as a producer and performer. The concert program was repeated on January 20, 2020.

On January 21 there was a concert "Territory of Musical" in which all stars of Russian musicals took part. Igor acted as a participant, host, and producer of this program.

Igor took part in the international "Rising Stars" contest in Chicago and in the All-Russian contests "What are the actors singing about" in Nizhny Novgorod and "Sing, Swallow, Sing" in Yekaterinburg as a jury member.

Igor acted as musical producer and director of the online musical "Mary Poppins. The Amazing Story." The musical was awarded the Grand Prix at the Baltic Wave Festival in Estonia.