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Ruslan Maspanov

Bass

Schedule

  • First prize at the International Festival Competition "LEGE ARTIS" (Moscow, Russia, 2022)

  • Grand prize at the Republican Open Festival Competition of Classical Music "Musical World" (Mir, Belarus, 2022)

  • Grand prize at the International Festival Competition "Starry Autumn" (Moscow, Russia, 2021)

  • Grand prize at the International Competition "Flying from Shadow to Light" (Moscow, Russia, 2021)

  • Second prize at the 1st Stanisław Moniuszko Republican Open Singing Competition, (Minsk, Belarus, 2021)

  • Second prize at the 4th Feodor Chaliapin Open Republican Competition for Young Singers (Minsk, Belarus, 2016)

  • Third prize at the 4th Stanisław Moniuszko Open Competition for Young Singers “Ubel Swallow” (Minsk, Belarus, 2016)

Ruslan Maspanov is a graduate of Gomel State College of Arts (class of V.I. Nazarchuk, 2016) and the Belarusian State Academy of Music (class of the People's Artist of Belarus, Professor Pyotr Ridiger, 2022).

In 2020, he joined the apprenticeship group of the Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus and in 2022 the opera company of the Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus.

REPERTOIRE
  • Bartolo / The Marriage of Figaro
  • Saltan / The Tale of Tsar Saltan
  • Narumov / The Queen of Spades
  • The Squad of the Prince of Galich / Prince Igor
  • Fiorello, Bartolo, the Officer / Il barbiere di Siviglia
  • The Troll, the Town Dweller, the Robber / The Story of Kai and Gerda (The Snow Queen) by Sergei Banevich
  • The Doctor, the Commissioner / La traviata
  • The Speaker, the Second Priest / Die Zauberflöte
  • Bertrand / Iolanta
  • The Cat, the Innkeeper / Pinocchio by Gloria Bruni
  • The Commissioner / Madama Butterfly
  • The Wise Man / Turandot
  • The Commissioner / La traviata
  • The Bear / The Little Tower Chamber by Ilya Polskiy
  • The Sergeant, Benoît / La bohème
  • Frosch / Die Fledermaus
  • Bass solo in Stabat Mater by Gioacchino Rossini and "Chernobyl Liturgy" by Archbishop of Tulchin and Bratslav Jonathan (Yeletskikh)

 

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