Orchestra
Elena Makarova
Vladimir Sharifullin
Olga Agey
Eldar Nagiev
Ekaterina Sivtsova
Ekaterina Moshkova
Tatiana Vostryakova
Sofia Nekrasova
Evgenia Ivanova
Anna Guryeva
Elena Uskova
Julia Kuzova
Maria Tyutina
Natalia Zhuk
Eva Filatova
Elena Mikhailova
Polina Kovalchuk
Evgenia Masloboyeva
Olga Fayzullina
Tatyana Kuznetsova
Luiza Sabitkhanova
Violetta Berestenkova
Ekaterina Novokreshenova
Svetlana Tarasenko
Natalia Kazarnovskaya
Tatiana Ershova
Alina Tyumerekova
Ekaterina Bazalitskaya
Maria Rogozina
Artyom Iyutin
Ekaterina Novik
Marina Averina
Elvira Abramenko
Olga Fridman
Anna Fomicheva
Karina Pakharukova
Daria Pack
Nikolay Eryomenko
Anna Abanina
Olga Tarkhanova
Viktoria Fedorova
Olga Yurkina
Julia Guryanova
Valentina Astakhova
Lyubov Surkova
Tatiana Dyndina
Xenia Khazova
Vladislav Shapovalov
Elena Ivaschenko
Elmira Kharina
Evgenia Vlasova
Roman Averin
Larisa Levitskaya
Anton Grishkin
Vladislava Markova
Olga Kitaikina
Irina Filatova
Valery Tolstykh
Ekaterina Artemieva
Ivan Saltikov
Alyona Kartseva
Vera Lazareva
Natalia Sokolova
Mikhail Shakirov
Irina Temirbaeva
Natalia Nagibneva
Vladimir Ishunkin
Lyudmila Romanova
Igor Lomatchenko
Darya Maklashova
Ekaterina Uspenskaya
Aleksandra Onuchak
Vasily Kulagin
Yulia Vasilieva
Aleksandr Pozdnyakov
Sergey Kamyshev
Anton Pakharukov
Roman Stepanov
Evgeny Lyzhin
Evgeny Kuznetsov
Olga Buseva
Kristina Guskova
Roman Votyakov
Andrey Korotchenkov
Natalia Goncharova
Vladimir Dranitsa
Tatiana Yankovskaya
Sergey Brodsky
Alla Melekhova
Yakov Nagovitsin
Olga Lisovitskaya
Natalia Obogrelova
Pavel Kozhin
Dmitry Ivanenko
Arkady Balakin
Sergey Zaytsev
Nikolay Levashov
Arkady Makarov
Alexander Biryukov
Vladimir Buzhigeev
Ilya Lunyushkin
Nikolay Shevchenko
Jury Gukovsky
Anton Titov
Valentina Popova
Konstantin Usov
Ilya Karmanov
Arsen Sarkazak
Natalya Usova
Andrey Frolov
Igor Koscheev
Buyan Baikara
Vladislav Filipenko
Dmitry Lykhin
Matvei Filimonchenko
Nikolai Borisov
Mikhail Sokolov
Andrey Sivtsov
Alexander Teplyuk
Igor Matlak
Vladimir Pavlik
Ivan Baklanov
Ivan Lazarev
Anton Masloboev
Ivan Kozin
Beibit Mukhamedin
Luisa Gimatdinova
Yury Duykov
Dmitry Klyauster
Alexander Ivanchenko
Arthur Shank
Alexander Shestakov
Denis Kostin
Egor Kobelev
Sergey Afonasevich
Vladimir Vysotin
Grigory Eroshkin
Timofei Temirbaev
Stanislav Kosvintsev
Roman Oslopov
Roman Matusevich
Tatiana Kuchina

Conductors

Evgeny Volynsky

Diploma winner of the National Theatre Festival Golden Mask

In 1989 he graduated from the choral-conducting department of the M. I. Glinka Novosibirsk State Conservatory and the same year he enrolled at the symphonic-operatic conducting department and studied under People’s Artist of the USSR professor A. M. Katz. In 2001 he finished his postgraduate conducting study at the NSC. In 1987-1990 he worked as a conductor with the Novosibirsk Music Comedy Theatre. Since 1990 he has been a conductor with the Novosibirsk Opera and Ballet Theatre. In 1996-2002 he gave lessons at the M. I. Glinka Novosibirsk State Conservatory (conducting class, music theatre department). In 2008-2013 he had been Principal Conductor and Music Director of the Polish National Opera in Warsaw (Teatr Wielki Opera Narodowa) and Principal Guest Conductor with the Lodz Opera House, Principal Guest Conductor with the Opole Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. He cooperates with the Polish orchestra Sinfonia IUVENTUS. Since 2011 he has held the post of Guest Conductor with the Krakow Opera, since 2012 he has worked at the European Centre for Music and Art in Bialystok, Poland. Since 2013 he has been Artistic Director and Principal Conductor with the Chelyabinsky M. Glinka Opera and Ballet Theater.

He acted as Music Director and Conductor for the following NOVAT operas: Verdi’s La Traviata (1994), Verdi’s Otello (1996), Tchaikovsky’s The Queen of Spades (1998, 2005), Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice (1998), Dargomyzhsky’s Rusalka (1999), Kobekin’s Young David, (co-producer, world premiere, 1998), Schnittke’s Life with an Idiot (Russian-German joint project), Borodin’s Prince Igor (2009), Banevich’s The Story of Kai and Gerda (2009), Tchaikovsky’s Iolanta (2010), Gounod’s Faust (2012), and ballets: Melikov’s A Legend of Love (1992), Scheherazade to music by Rimsky-Korsakov (2000), Who cares? to Gershwin’s music (2008), Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake (2010).

His repertoire includes the following operas: Boris Godunov, Khovanshchina by Mussorgsky (revised by Lamm, orchestration by Shostakovich), Eugene Onegin, Iolanta by Tchaikovsky, Prince Igor by A. Borodin, Mozart and Salieri, Sadko, The Tsar’s Bride by Rimsky-Korsakov, Aida, Nabucco, Rigoletto by Verdi, Tosca, La Bohème, Madama Butterfly by Puccini, Rita by Donizetti, La Voix Humaine by Poulenc, Carmen by Bizet, The Barber of Seville by Rossini, The Magic Flute by Mozart, The Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Pas de Deux by Tchaikovsky, Terpsichore by Handel, The Moor’s Pavane by Purcell, Don Quixote by Minkus, Coppélia by Delibes, One Thousand and One Nights by Amirov, Giselle by Adam, Apollo, Petrushka by Stravinsky, Romeo and Juliet by Prokofiev and other.

He participated in numerous international projects, including a Russian-German production of Mozart’s Don Giovanni (2000), a number of projects with the Polish National Opera (Warsaw), Russian-German project aimed at staging Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro (M. I. Glinka NSC and Musikhochschule Heidelberg-Mannheim joint project, premiered in Novosibirsk, 1997). He participated as a conductor in a number of Russian-Korean projects and many other as well. Over the years he cooperated with Philharmonic Societies of Tomsk, Vladivostok, Novosibirsk, Kemerovo and Krasnoyarsk.

He toured with the company to Egypt, Portugal, Spain, China, Thailand, Germany, Japan, Italy, South Korea, France.

In 2014 he joined the panel of judges at the Russian National Theatre Festival-Prize Golden Mask.

Coming soon

Don Giovanni
opera in two acts
Aida
fashion-opera in 4 acts
Anyuta
ballet in two acts
Cipollino
ballet for children in two acts
Karlsson on the Roof
small opera in 2 acts
based on Astrid Lindgren’s trilogy
Morozko
opera fairy-tale in 2 acts
Sylva
operetta in two acts, three scenes
Prince Igor
opera in three acts with a prologue