Media accreditation for the BraVo Music Award has been opened

On April 15, the Historical Stage of the Bolshoi Theater will host a landmark event – the VII BraVo International Music Award Ceremony, which over the years has become a new center of world culture and a point of attraction for artists from dozens of countries.

This year's award is dedicated to the 25th anniversary of Radio Monte Carlo. The brightest representatives of the classical scene from more than 10 countries will appear on the legendary stage of the Bolshoi Theater. The organizers of the ceremony invariably invite the most talented performers of music, opera and ballet. The BraVo Award will give viewers the opportunity to get acquainted with the unique national flavor of performers from partner countries. Guests will also hear the compositions that are played daily on the waves of Radio Monte Carlo. Classical and popular melodies will be performed in new arrangements, accompanied by the Bolshoi Symphony Orchestra.

One of the long-awaited events at the BraVo Awards will be performances from the legends of the classical scene. This year, the audience will see a performance by the world-famous ballerina Svetlana Zakharova and a special guest, whose name is still being kept secret by the organizers.

Russian performers Kristina Mkhitaryan, Igor Morozov, Imperial Orchestra, the Bel Suono trio, as well as Lyudmila Khitrova and Andrey Bariev (Belarus), Rimaz Okbi (Saudi Arabia), Ambi, Lakshminarayana Subramaniam (India), Hassan Moatez El Molla (Egypt), Girma Yifrasheva will take the stage at the VII BraVo Award ceremony. (Ethiopia), Hiroko Inoue (Japan) and Veronika Kozhukharova (Russia), Ermin Ascherich (Serbia) and others.

Traditionally, the BraVo Prize will be awarded to the brightest and most talented artists from Russia and partner countries.

The hosts of the evening will be Elena Sever and Vyacheslav Makarov.

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