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NIKOLAI
DOROSHKIN,
tenor
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SERGEY
CHECHETKO,
piano
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SERGEY
CHECHETKO received his professional
education in music schools of his native
Mariy El Republic, and in piano classes of
Kazan and Moscow State Conservatories. He
won first prize in the "Young Talents of
the Mariy El Republic" competition. Mr.
Chechetko has worked in the Helicon Opera
Theater in Moscow since 1998. He has an
enduring interest in recording new music,
and performs it with particular ease,
intelligent taste, and technical
brilliance.
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The distinguished Russian
tenor, NIKOLAI
DOROSHKIN, was born in
Moscow. He began his professional career there very
early, singing in the children's choir of the
Bolshoi Theater. He was graduated from T.
Loshmakova's solo singing class of the Gnesin Music
College in 1987, and continued his education in Y.
Grigoryev's class at the Moscow State Conservatory.
He studied in Italy with Maestro Claude Thiolas
from 1992 to 1994, and in 1996 he took additional
lessons with Professor Ingeborg Wamser in Vienna.
In 1998 he studied in Italy with Maestro Arrigo
Pola, and in Germany with Professor Peter
Zieten.
After his initial success in the First
International Opera Singers Competition in
Manfredoni (Italy) and in the Tito Schipa
International Competition in Lecce (Italy), Nikolai
Doroshkin won first prize at the Second
International Opera Singers Competition in Budapest
(Hungary). He has sung as a soloist in the opera
theaters of Italy (Venice, Verona, Treviso),
Hungary (Budapest), Finland, and, of course, his
native Russia. Among his many accomplishments are
the roles of Aeolus (in F. Cavalli's
La Didone), Orpheus (in J. Haydn's Orpheus and Eurydice), Nemorino (in G. Donizetti's
L'Elisir
d'Amor), and Radames
(Verdi's Aida). His
performances in Haydn's Orpheus and Eurydice and in Nicolo Isouard's Cendrillon,
under the direction of R. Bonynge, have been
recorded on CD in Finland and in Russia. Currently,
Mr. Doroshkin sings as a soloist at the Helicon
Opera Theater in Moscow.
Nikolai Doroshkin's repertoire includes opera
arias, romances, and songs of Russian and foreign
composers. He performs all works in the language of
the original. He has appeared in numerous solo
concerts from 1990 to 2000 in Russia, Italy
(Venice, Bologna, Brescia, Padua, Lecce, Vicenza,
Trento, etc.), in Germany (Cologne and other
cities), in Japan (Casals Hall, Tokyo), in Finland,
in Belgium, and in France. His unforced, warm, and
bright bel canto, highly intuitive understanding of
the national and cultural character of the music,
and solid international experience make Nikolai
Doroshkin an ideal interpreter of Alexander Feht's
neoromantic vocal compositions.
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