Concert-Presentation of the Album 'At Dawn' by Moscow Groove Institute and Olga Rozhdestvenskaya

Over the past years, Olga Rozhdestvenskaya, the performer of a song from the movie about Red Riding Hood, has moved far away from the cute image of a girl with a humble bun and a pot of butter waiting patiently in her basket. Today, she is one of the most original vocalists in our country, and the joint project of Olga and Moscow Groove Institute is truly unique. The concerts on October 5th and 6th at 'Ermitage' are planned as a presentation of the new album of the project by Olga Rozhdestvenskaya and Moscow Grooves Institute - 'At Dawn'. The program includes iconic hits by MGI, vibrant neoromantic compositions performed by Olga Rozhdestvenskaya, and the first joint performance of Olga and Zhanna Rozhdestvenskaya in ten years. Moreover, the concert will feature Bolshoi Theatre soloist Nikolay Tsiskaridze, who promises to present a completely new image. The project's first significant success was the track 'Les Chrysanthemes,' recorded in 1998 - a remake of the famous romance 'Chrysanthemums,' where Olga performed and arranged all vocal and backing vocals. This neoromantic piece made a splash, and the French record label 'Pschent' included it in the compilation 'Hotel Costes 3eme etage,' which sold 500,000 copies. Moscow Grooves Institute was established in 1995. Arkady Marto (formerly of 'Megapolis' and 'Warm Earth') and Boris Nazarov (formerly of 'UKV') first caught the attention of those with ears tuned to independent radio 'Substancia,' cherished by fans of 'intelligent' electronic music. In its radio form, Moscow Grooves Institute was a continuous improvisation and experimentation, resulting in their first album - 'Surround Wednesday.' Defining the stylistic of Moscow Grooves Institute? Oh, such a complex task... A bit of trip-hop, a good dose of electronic funk, a touch of drum-n-bass, lounge, ethnic sounds. It's impossible to list everything, especially since the list grows with each new creation. It's better to listen for yourself. The choreographic arrangement of the concerts by Yegor Druzhinin - actor, choreographer-director. He played the role of Petya Vasechkin in the famous film 'Petrov and Vasechkin's Holidays.' An actor in the Russian production of the musical 'Chicago,' choreographer-director of the musical '12 Chairs.' He worked as a choreographer-director with Ilze Liepa on 'City of Dreams,' with Irma Nioradze on 'Diamonds,' and Natalia Osipova won the grand prize in Luxembourg (Ballet Artists Competition) with his staging number. October 5-6, Hermitage Theatre, starting at 7:30 PM. Concert-Presentation of the album 'At Dawn.' Olga Rozhdestvenskaya and Moscow Grooves Institute