Turetsky Choir

For more than a quarter of a century, the Russian musical group Turetsky Choir has been on the crest of success and pleases music lovers. Ten soloists, led by the People's Artist of the Russian Federation Mikhail Turetsky, have found their way to the hearts of millions of fans not only for their impeccable performance and talent, but also because the collective has no repertoire restrictions. The vocal group's arsenal includes hits of world classics, rock compositions, jazz and folk songs.

The rejection of the phonogram and "live" voices make each performance unique. The repertoire of the Turetsky Choir includes songs performed in 10 languages. More than 5 thousand appearances on the stages of Russia, post-Soviet countries, Europe, Asia and America have made the collective world famous.

The debut of the collective took place in 1990, but the origins of creativity are deeper. The art group was formed at the end of the 1980s at the choral synagogue in Moscow. Initially, the repertoire included Jewish compositions and liturgical music. A couple of years later, the ambitions of the group grew, and the soloists expanded their genre repertoire with popular songs and music from different countries and eras, opera and rock compositions.

According to the head of the collective, Mikhail Turetsky, in order to expand the circle of listeners, the music of the last 4 centuries was included in the repertoire - from Georg Friedrich Handel to chanson and pop hits of the Soviet stage.

The debut concerts of the "Turetsky Choir" were held with the support of the Jewish charitable organization "Joint" and were held in Tallinn, Chisinau, Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev. Interest in the Jewish musical tradition, which died away after 1917, flared up with renewed vigor.

In 1991-92 "Turetsky Choir" went on tour in Canada, France, Great Britain, America and Israel. In Toledo, Spain, the ensemble took part in a festival organized to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Jewish exile and appeared on stage with world stars Isaac Stern and Placido Domingo.

In the mid-1990s, the Turetsky Choir split up: one half stayed in the Russian capital, the other moved to Miami, where the musicians worked under a contract. The repertoire of the second half was expanded with Broadway classics and jazz hits.

In 1997, the vocalists under the direction of Turetsky joined Joseph Kobzon's farewell tour of the country and, together with the singer, gave over 100 concerts.

In 1999, the Turetsky Choir presented to the audience a repertoire performance called Mikhail Turetsky's Vocal Show. The premiere took place on the stage of the Variety Theater directed by Gennady Khazanov.

In 2002, Mikhail Turetsky received the title of "Honored Artist of the Russian Federation", and 2 years later the choir gave its first concert in the "Russia" concert hall. In the same 2004, at the National Award "Person of the Year", the group's program, called "Ten Voices that Shook the World", was nominated as "Cultural Event of the Year".

In early 2005, the Turetsky Choir went on a tour of America and gave concerts on the stages of concert halls in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston and Chicago. In the same year and the following year, the vocalists visited hundreds of cities in Russia and the CIS with a new program called "Born to Sing".

In 2007, the Turetsky Choir became a laureate of the Record-2007 prize, which was awarded to the ensemble for the Great Music album. The collection includes classical compositions.

In 2010-2011, the musicians went on a jubilee tour "20 years: 10 votes", and in 2012, to mark the 50th anniversary of the band's leader, a concert was held in the Kremlin Palace, in which, in addition to the choir, stars of Russian show business participated. In the same year, the ensemble presented the fans with the song "Smile of the Rainbow God", for which they recorded a video.

In the spring of 2014, the Turetsky collective presented to music lovers a show program staged by choreographer Yegor Druzhinin. It was called "Male view of love." To see the performance live, 19 thousand spectators gathered at the stadium of the Olympic Stadium, who watched what was happening on the stage from interactive screens.

On Victory Day, the musicians gave a 2-hour concert on Poklonnaya Hill, attracting 150 thousand people. In April 2016, in the Kremlin Palace, the Turetsky Choir gave fans an unforgettable show in honor of the band's 25th anniversary, calling it "With you and forever."

Over time, the composition of the art group changed, but the leader, Mikhail Turetsky, remained unchanged. He made his way to the leader of the renowned collective after graduating from the Institute named after V.I. Gnesins. The first wards of Mikhail were children - Turetsky led the choir of young vocalists. Then he headed the choir of the Yuri Sherling Theater.

In 1990, Mikhail Turetsky organized a male choir in the capital's choral synagogue, which was transformed into a renowned collective.

One of the oldest and at the same time the youngest soloists of the art group - Alex Alexandrov - joined the choir in 1990. The Muscovite graduated from Gnesinka in the mid-1990s. Aleksandrov became famous for copying the voices of Toto Cutugno and Boris Moiseev. The vocalist has a rich, dramatic baritone.

In 1991, the poet, bass-profundo Evgeniy Kulmis, who had previously directed the children's choir, joined the brainchild of Turetsky. Evgeny was born near Chelyabinsk, began his career as a pianist and also went from Gnesinka to working in the Turetsky Choir. Kulmis is the author of texts and Russian versions of translations of some songs.

In 1991-92, two more Muscovites joined the band: dramatic tenor Evgeny Tulinov and tenor altino Mikhail Kuznetsov. Tulinov with Kuznetsov - Honored Artists of the Russian Federation since 2006 and 2007, respectively. Both are graduates of Gnesinka.

In the mid-1990s, the ensemble was joined by the lyric tenor from Minsk Oleg Blyakhorchuk, who plays the piano, accordion, melodic, electric and acoustic guitars. He joined the orchestra of Mikhail Finberg, where he was a soloist.

In 2003, the Turetsky Choir admitted two more residents of the capital: Boris Goryachev, who previously performed Russian sacred music, who has a lyrical baritone, and Igor Zverev (bass cantanto).

In 2007 and 2009, the art group was enriched by the baritone tenor Constantin Kabo and countertenor Vyacheslav Fresch. Both are native Muscovites.

Of those who left the band, music lovers remember Boris Voinov, who worked in the Turetsky Choir from the day of formation until 1993, tenor Vladislav Vasilkovsky (immigrated to the USA in 1996) and opera tenor Valentin Sukhodolets (left in 2009). From 1991 to 1999 tenor Mark Smirnov and bass Vladimir Aranzon sang in the Turetsky Choir.

In 2017, the art group presented fans with a lyric song "With You and Forever", for which director Olesya Aleinikova shot a video. The video was in the lead at the VII prize of the RU.TV channel. The ceremony took place in the capital's Crocus City Hall.

At the annual music award RU.TV, for the first time, they presented a nomination for the best video, which was filmed in Crimea. Denis Maidanov, Vlad Topalov, Alexey Vorobyov, YurKiss, VladiMir and Turetsky Choir fought for the victory.

In October 2017, the wards of Mikhail Turetsky made another surprise for music lovers by presenting the song and the video "You Know You". The video starred actress Ekaterina Shpitsa.

On the Turetsky Choir's page on Instagram and on the official website, fans of the group will learn about the news in the creative life of the group. In February 2018, the ensemble gave a concert in the Kremlin.

1999 - "High Holidays (Jewish Liturgy)" 2000 - "Jewish Songs" 2001 - "Bravissimo" 2003 - "The Turetsky Choir Presents ..." 2004 - "Star Duets" 2004 - "When Men Sing" 2006 - "Born to Sing" 2006 - "Great Music" 2007 - "Moscow - Jerusalem" 2007 - "Music of All Times and Nations" 2009 - "Hallelujah of Love" 2009 - "Music of All Time" 2010 - "Music of Our Hearts" 2010 - "The Show Continues"

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Turetsky Choir Net Worth 2021

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