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Swetlana Sacharowa ist mit dem russischen Violinisten Vadim Repin verheiratet. 2010 zog sie sich etwas zurück, weil sie schwanger wurde. Am 17. Februar 2011 bekam sie eine Tochter, Anna. Am 17. Februar 2011 bekam sie eine Tochter, Anna.
Svetlana Zakharova, Mikhail Lobukhin, Denis Savin, Vjačeslav Lopatin, Artemy Belyakov. conductor and violin Vadim Repin. Orchestra Teatro Regio Torino . Niccolò Paganini (1782-1840) Il carnevale di Venezia, variations op. 10 (1829) Aleksandr Glazunov (1865-1936) Grande Adagio from ballet Raymonda (1898) Coreography by Marius Petipa and Asami Maki
1. März 2018 · By Carla Escoda, 01 March 2018. The clever title of this mixed bill, “Pas de deux for Toes and Fingers” – brainchild of Russian ballerina Svetlana Zakharova and her violinist husband Vadim Repin – led me to expect a daring and experimental program. Or, at least, revealing of something more personal than we typically see from the ...
8. Mai 2014 · NEWS. 11 June 2014. Svetlana with Vadim Repin & conductor Riccardo Muti after their concert together. Their program opened the Ravenna Festival in Italy last week. 29 May 2014. Vadim Repin plays "Czardas" at the concert to support Zakhar Bron Academy (Interlaken. Siwtzerland), London, 27 May, 2014. 29 May 2014.
In April 2014 Vadim Repin as Artistic Director presented the first Trans-Siberian Festival of the Arts in Novosibirsk’s magnificent new concert hall, featuring a new commission, ‘Voices of Violin’ by Benjamin Yussupov, and a joint appearance by Vadim Repin and prima ballerina Svetlana Zakharova. The Festival was enthusiastically received and was repeated and extended in the spring of ...
Vadim Repin was born in Siberia in 1971 and won all categories of the Wienawski competition at the age of eleven. His debuts in Moscow and St. Petersburg followed immediately, and at 14 he made his debut in Tokyo, Munich, Berlin and Helsinki, a year later at Carnegie Hall. At 17 he was the youngest ever winner of the Reine Elisabeth Concours.
Vadim Repin was born in Siberia in 1971 and won all categories of the Wienawski competition at the age of eleven. His debuts in Moscow and St. Petersburg followed immediately, and at the age of 14 he made his debut in Tokyo, Munich, Berlin and Helsinki and one year later at Carnegie Hall in New York. At 17 he was the youngest ever winner of the ...
