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A unique ‘Moment in Time’ for reseting the vital biliteral relationship between Russia and USA

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Presents a unique moment in timefor resetting a pivotal global relationship.

Celebrating two centuries of diplomatic relationsbetween Russia and the United States of America.

U n d e r t h e G r ac i o U s Pat r o n aG e o f

The Embassy of the Russian Federation to the United States of America

The Committee for Foreign Affairs of the Council of Federation of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation

The Consulate General of the Russian Federation in New York

The Representation of the Moscow Patriarchate in the USA

The New York Office of the Trade Representation of the Russian Federation

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Honorable Sergey V. GarmoninConsul General of the Russian Federation in New York

Mr. Gordon B. LanktonFounding President of the Museum of Russian Icons,

Chairman of the Board, NYPRO Inc.

His Excellency Vitaly I. ChurkinAmbassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Permanent Representative

of the Russian Federation to the United Nations

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new york, ny 10017Black tie

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His Excellency Sergey I. KislyakAmbassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary

of the Russian Federationto the United States of America

Dr. Henry KissingerChairman of Kissinger Associates, Inc.

i n t e r n at i o n a l h o n o r a r y c o m m i t t e e

Honorable George E. Pataki53rd Governor of the State of New York

Senator Mikhail V. MargelovChairman of the Committee

for Foreign Affairs of the Council of Federationof the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation

Honorable Andrey P. DolgorukovTrade Representative

of the Russian Federation to the United State of America

Her Excellency Byrganym AitimovaAmbassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary

Permanent Representative of the Kazakhstanto the United Nations

Honorable Vasily N. LikhachevDeputy Chairman

of the Committee for Foreign Affairsof the Council of Federation

of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation

Rabbi Arthur Schneier, D.D.President, Appeal of Conscience Foundation

Senior Rabbi, Park East Synagogue

Senator Roy M. GoodmanPresident and Chief Executive Officer

United Nations Development Corporation

Dr. Andranik M. MigranyanDirector, Institute for Democracy and Cooperation

Mr. Аnatoly S. KarpovPresident, Polet Airlines

His Excellency Vitaly I. ChurkinAmbassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary,

Permanent Representativeof the Russian Federation to the United Nations

Mr. Igor Y. YurgensChairman of the Management Board

Institute of Contemporary Development

His Excellency Andrei DapkiunasAmbassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary

Permanent Representative of the Belarusto the United Nations

Honorable Sergey V. GarmoninConsul General of the Russian Federation

in New York

V. Rev. Alexander AbramovActing Representative

of the Russian Orthodox Church in the USARepresentative

of the World Russian People’s Council to the UN

Mr. Gordon B. LanktonFounding President

of the Museum of Russian Icons,Chairman of the Board, NYPRO Inc.

Dr. Vyacheslav A. NikonovPresident and Chief Executive Officer

Russkiy Mir Foundation

Mr. Zurab K. TsereteliPresident, Russian Academy of Arts


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day o f r U s s i a i n n e w y o r k f o U n d e r a n d o r G a n i z e r sIoori Smirnov & partners, Globe PR Group, Inc.

Dr. Cyril GeacintovChairman of the Board

DRG-International

Stanley U. North, IIIPartner, LeClairRyan Law Firm, NY

Nuri YurtPresident, Toka – WDC / NY

Timofey S. BorodinNew York Office of the Trade Representation of the

Russian Federation to the USA

Yelena HarbickDirector, Russian Art, Bonhams – NY

John DrohanSenior Partner, Drohan Lee LLP, NY

Jae W. Lee Partner, Drohan Lee LLP, NY

Dr. Raphael DouadyPrincipal, RiskData – NY, Paris

Dmitry GornostaevNew York Bureau Chief, RIA Novosti

Natalie AzarovCinderella Travel Corp/Russian Tours in America

Iosif BaburashviliPresident, Lincoln International Fund

Marina AndreevaLogos PR Group

Violetta LivshenLogos PR Group

Dr. Roger HanwehrManaging Partner

ArcXeon International, NY

Lawrence BerkCEO and President, Baron Group USA

Countess Nicholas BobrinskoyGDSJ Grand Chancellor OSJ

Farouk ShamiChairman of the Board and CEO

Farouk Systems, Houston TX

Alexander A. DanilovRepresentative to the United States

Vneshekonombank

Professor Rafis AbazovHarriman Institute - SIPA

Columbia University

Alexey E. OzerovVice President, Polet Cargo Airlines

Olga HenkinOffice of the CEO, Christie’s – NY

Vladimir KikiloNew York Bureau Chief, ITAR–TASS

Laura S. GentileToka – NY

Veronika LitvinovaRussian Media

Veronika KrasheninnikovaRepresentative in North America,

Russkiy Mir Foundation

Borislav StrulevMusical Director, Day of Russia in New York

Yuri KurashviliPresident

Holding Concord Rusam


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v i ta ly c h U r k i n

a m B a s s a d o r e x t r ao r d i n a r y a n d P l e n i P o t e n t i a r y, P e r m a n e n t r e P r e s e n tat i v e o f t h e r U s s i a n f e d e r at i o n t o t h e U n i t e d n at i o n s

Born February 21, 1952 in Moscow.

1974 — graduated from the Moscow Institute for Foreign Affairs

1981 — PhD in history from the USSR Diplomatic Academy

1974 — joined the USSR Foreign Ministry

1974–79 — staff member of the USSR delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks

1979–82 — third secretary, US desk, USSR Foreign Ministry

1982–87 — second, first secretary, USSR Embassy in Washington DC

1987–89 — staff member, International Department, CPSU Central Committee

1989–90 — special adviser to the USSR Minister of Foreign Affairs

1990–91 — Director, Information Department, Spokesman of the USSR Foreign Ministry

1992–94 — Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federa-tion, Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation to the talks on Former Yugoslavia

1994–98 — Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Bel-gium, Liaison Ambassador to NATO and WEU

1998–2003 — Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Canada

2003 – April 2006 — Ambassador at Large, MFA, Chair-man of Senior Arctic Officials, Arctic Council, Senior Of-ficial of Russia at the Barents/Euro-Arctic Council

April 8, 2006 — Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations, Representative of the Russian Federation at the UN Security Council Diplomatic rank — Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (1990)


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c h a i r m a n o f k i s s i n G e r a s s o c i at e s , i n c .

Henry Alfred Kissinger was sworn in on September 22, 1973 as the 56th Secretary of State, a position he held until January 20, 1977. He also served as Assistant to the Presi-dent for National Security Affairs from January 20, 1969, until November 3, 1975. In July 1983 he was appointed by President Reagan to chair the National Bipartisan Commis-sion on Central America until it ceased operation in Janu-ary 1985 and from 1984-1990 he served as a member of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. From 1986-1988 he was a member of the Commission on Inte-grated Long-Term Strategy of the National Security Council and Defense Department. He is currently a member of the Defense Policy Board.

At present, Dr. Kissinger is Chairman of Kissinger Associ-ates, Inc., an international consulting firm. He is also a member of the International Council of J.P.Morgan Chase & Co.; Chairman of the International Advisory Board of American International Group, Inc.; a Counselor to and Trustee of the Center for Strategic and International Studies; an Honorary Governor of the Foreign Policy Association;an Honorary Member of the International Olympic Committee. Among his other activities, Dr.

Kissinger is a member of the Board of Directors of Conti-Group Companies, Inc. and a Public Sector member of the United States Olympic Committee. He is also an Advisor to the Board of Directors of American Express Company; a member of the Advisory Board of Forstmann Little and Co.; a Trustee Emeritus of the Metropolitan Museum of Art; a Director Emeritus of Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold Inc.; a Director of the International Rescue Committee and Chairman of the Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships.

Dr. Kissinger received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973; the Presidential Medal of Freedom (the nation’s highest civilian award) in 1977; and the Medal of Liberty (given one time to ten foreign-born American leaders) in 1986.

Dr. Kissinger was born in Fuerth, Germany, came to the United States in 1938 and was naturalized a United States citizen in 1943. He served in the Army from 1943 to 1946, then went on to graduate summa cum laude from Harvard College in 1950 and received M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Harvard University in 1952 and 1954.

Dr. Kissinger is married to the former Nancy Maginnes and is the father of two children by a previous marriage.


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Sergey V. Garmonin was born in 1953. He is married, with a son and a daughter.

In 1975 he graduated from the Moscow State Institute for Foreign Relations and in 1990 - from the Diplomatic Acad-emy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR.

He is fluent in English, German and Burmese.

In 2000 Sergey V. Garmonin was given diplomatic rank of the Minister Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary 1st class.

He has served several tours of duty abroad:

In 1975-1980 and 1984–1988 he served at the Embassy of the USSR to Burma (nowadays Myanmar);

In 1990–1993 he served at the Embassy of the USSR, later Embassy of the Russian Federation, to New Zealand;

In 1996–2000 he served at the Embassy of the Russian

Federation to the Republic of Turkey in capacity of a Minister–Counselor/Deputy Chief of Mission.

In 2001–2004 he was Deputy Director of the Consular Ser-vice Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, having been responsible for consular relations with European countries.

Sergey V. Garmonin many times took part in international conferences on diverse matters as a member of official governmental delegations, he was head of Russian inter-ministerial delegations at negotiations on reaching inter-governmental agreements on consular issues with Lithu-ania, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia, France, Italy, and other countries.

On July 22, 2004 Sergey V. Garmonin was posted as Con-sul General of the Russian Federation in New York, USA.

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Gordon B. Lankton came to Clinton Massachusetts in the 1960s to work in the plastics industry at a small company in Clinton which later grew into NYPRO, a leading inter-national plastic molding company with world wide sales in excess of $1billion. He is a Cornell engineering graduate.

His international company is headquartered in Clinton, where NYPRO occupies a series of fine 19th mill buildings that were built for the Bigelow Carpet Manufacturing Co. Mr. Lankton retired as CEO of NYPRO in 2005 becom-ing the chairman of the Company which was sold to its employees through an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) the largest IPO buy-out in the USA at that time.

Mr. Lankton is the recipient of numerous plastics industry awards and honors, but he is proudest of his achievement in establishing the largest museum of Russian icons out-side of the Russian Federation.

He founded The Museum of Russian Icons in 2006 to showcase his incomparable collection of over 300 Russian icons from the 15th century to the present, described by leading experts in Russia as the best collection of Russian icons outside of the Russian Federation. His collection is unique in that it ranges from early Byzantine style icons to examples of contemporary icon art.

The Museum occupies a completely renovated mid 19th

century brick building located on the historic Central Park in Clinton, that was once the Town’s library and post office. He engaged David Durrant of Harvard to design a state of the art museum facility that included leading-edge photo voltaic system to supplement the Museum’s power requirements and “green” technology and materials throughout the project.

Since opening its doors to the public in October 2007 the Museum of Russian Icons has welcomed over 15,000 visi-tors. The Museum has a full range of educational programs including lectures, concerts and family activities and the Museum actively participates in the life of the Town of Clinton and the region. The Museum has held exhibitions from it’s collection in NYC, Washington DC, Minneapolis, and locally in Worcester. The Museum is launching a multi site travelling exhibition with Smith and Kramer Inc. that will include over 10 important museums across the coun-try from 2010.

In 2008 Mr. Lankton organized the international exhibi-tion Two Museums/One Culture, bringing an important collection of historical icons to American audiences for the first time from the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow. He is interested in developing cultural ties between the USA and the Russian Federation to foster understanding and collaboration between these two great nations.

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T H E C I T Y O F N E W Y O R KO F F I C E O F T H E M A Y O RN E W Y O R K , N Y 1 0 0 0 7

June 9, 2009

Dear Friends: It is a great pleasure to welcome everyone to the 2009 Day of Russia in New York.

As an international metropolis, our City thrives on the energy of Russian New Yorkers, who continue to make invaluable contributions to our City’s economic, social, and cultural life throughout the five boroughs. Tonight’s event is wonderful way to celebrate the partnership between Russia and the United States in the arts, education, business and culture.In addition, I am pleased to congratulate tonight’s honorees: Ambassador Vitaly I. Churkin;Mr. Sergey V. Garmonin; and Mr. Gordon Lankton. These exemplary individuals are committed to furthering global exchange and appreciation, and I join with all those gathered here in applauding them as they receive this much deserved recognition.

On behalf of all New Yorkers, I commend everyone involved with this year’s Day of

Russia in New York for strengthening this dynamic community through shared tradition and fellowship. Please accept my best wishes for an enjoyable evening and continued success.

Sincerely,

Michael R. Bloomberg

Mayor


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Thank you for generous support:

Yuri Kurashvili, President, Holding Concord Rusam

Gordon B. Lankton,Founding President of the Museum of Russian Icons, Chairman of the Board, NYPRO Inc.

Polet Airlines

AmeRussia Shipping Company, Inc.

Gary Flom, President & CEO, Manhattan Automobile Company

Joseph DiCicco, Chief Executive Officer, Xenios Research

Chicago Elite Cab

Triglobal Financial Services

Mark Goldstein

Richard Rapaport, President, Peace Freedom Liberty, Inc

Simone Dilaura, Director, Gallery

Diane Buckley, Director, Gallery

Steven R. Maimon, President & CEO, Maxam Industries Inc.

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a s P e c i a l “ t h a n k y o U ” t o f o r t e P i a n o f o r P r o v i d i n G t h e G r a n d P i a n o f o r t h e d ay o f r U s s i a i n n e w y o r k 2009


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B U d d m i s h k i n , m a s t e r o f c e r e m o n i e s

Budd Mishkin is the host and reporter for NY1’s weekly profile se-ries, “One On 1 with Budd Mishkin,” which profiles influential New Yorkers who have significant personal and professional ties to the city. Among those profiled since the series started in 2003 are musi-cians Wynton Marsalis, Wyclef Jean and Judy Collins; writers Rob-ert Caro, Gay Talese and Pete Hamill; TV chefs Rachel Ray, Bobby Flay and Anthony Bourdain; broadcaster Mike Wallace; educator Geoffrey Canada; environmental activist Majora Carter; and Donald Trump, Ed Koch, Mario Cuomo.

Budd started with the news channel in 1992 and is one of NY1’s original employees. He has served as a sports anchor/reporter for NY1’s nightly program “Sports on 1, The Last Word,” covering some of the biggest events in recent New York sports history: the Rangers Stanley Cup victory, the Yankees World Series run, the 2000 Sub-way Series and the Knicks playoff series against the Chicago Bulls, the Indiana Pacers and the Miami Heat.

As an anchor for the show, Budd has interviewed some of the greats of the New York sports world and beyond: Walt Frazier, Bill Brad-ley, Rod Gilbert, Boris Becker, Jim Palmer and Brooks Robinson, to name a few. Perhaps his most enjoyable in-studio interview was horse owner and actor Jack Klugman, the beloved Oscar Madison of “Odd Couple” fame.

Since NY1’s inception, Budd has contributed feature stories outside the world of sports on subjects ranging from the one-year commem-oration of September 11th to profiles of Steve Van Zandt and Clar-ence Clemons of Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band. His anchoring work was cited in an Emmy awarded to NY1 in 1999 for a half-hour special on the death of Joe Dimaggio.

Away from NY1, Budd has turned a hobby into a slowly develop-ing second career: Russian folk singer. And the one line he’s used to start all of these shows? “I know what you are thinking,” he says. “Just another TV sports guy who sings Russian folk songs.”


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w e lc o m eMr. Budd MishkinMaster of Ceremonies

t h e r U s s i a n n at i o n a l a n t h e m a n d t h e s ta r s Pa n G l e d B a n n e r

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G r e e t i n G sMr. Ioori Smirnov

Founder of Day of Russia in New York Event President of Globe PR Group Inc.

r e c o G n i t i o n o f h o n o r e e sHis Excellency Vitaly I. Churkin

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations

Honorable Sergey V. GarmoninConsul General of the Russian Federation in New York

Mr. Gordon B. LanktonFounding President of the Museum of Russian Icons,

Chairman of the Board, NYPRO Inc.

r e m a r k sby Executive Committee Co-Chairs

Mr. Yuri KurashviliPresident, Holding Concord Rusam

Dr. Roger HanwehrManaging Partner, ArcXeon International, NY

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Irina Rindzuner, sopranoInna Leytush, piano

Vissi d’arte (Tosca by Puccini)Spring Waters (Rachmaninov)

Dmitri Berlinsky, violin Elena Baksht, piano

The Carmen Fantasy, Op. 25, (by Pablo de Sarasate)

Borislav Strulev, celloKlara Min, piano

Meditation from the Opera Thais (J. Massnet)Polka by Schnittke – Dreznin

Adrian Gans, baritoneInna Leytush, piano

Toreador Song (Carmen by Bizet)

Irina Rindzuner, sopranoAdrian Gans, baritone

Inna Leytush, pianoDuet from Eugene Onegin by P. Tchaikovsky

G r a n d f i n a l e f o r a l l P e r f o r m e r s

‘Dorogoy Dalneyu’ – Long JourneyNew York, New York

e n t e r ta i n m e n t t o d a n c e a w ay t h e n i G h t until midnight

Vasily Romani Gypsy Trio

Special Moscow Guests The Ivanov Brothers & Borislav Strulev, cello

International Stars Band ‘Day of Russia’ Dancing


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Menu

c o c k ta i l r e c e P t i o nPa s s e d B U t l e r s t y l e

Hot

Sea Scallop with Prosciutto and Fresh Herb

Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce

Seared Duck Breast a la Orange

Fritto Misto

Cold

Tuna Tartare on Toasted Baguette

Marinated Salmon Canapes with Capers

Endive Leaf with Chevre

Prosciutto di Parma Wrapped Around Bread Stick

Fresh Crab Canape with Avocado

Potato with American Caviar/Creme Fraiche

On All Bars

Zucchini a la Cipriani

Nuggets of Aged Parmigiano Reggiano


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Menu

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Warm Cipriani Rolls Passed

Parmesan Nuggets & Cipriani Breadsticks on Each Table

Appetizer

Cold Lobster with Haricots Verts, Lemon & Oil

Silent Alternate

Red Beets, String Bean & Goat Cheese Salad

Main Course

Individual Roast Filet of Beef with Sauce Perigourdine

Silent Alternate

Chilean Sea Bass wrapped in Zucchini Topped with Tomato Concasse

Vegetarian Alternate

Vegetable Napoleon

All Main Courses Served with

Fresh Seasonal Ratatouille

Patate Anna

Alternating Desserts

Individual Tiramisu

andCipriani’s Homemade Raspberry, Lemon and Peach Sorbets with Fresh Strawberries,

Blueberries & Balckberries in a Chocolate Shell

Miniature Eclairs (Vanilla, Chocolate, Coffee), Giant Driscoll Strawberries dipped in Bittersweet Chocolate, Assorted Cookies & Brownies

(More Chocolate)

Coffee, Tea, Brewed Decaffeinated


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i r i n a r i n d z U n e r , s o P r a n o

Metropolitan Opera soprano, Irina Rindzuner, was born in Russia. She is quickly establishing herself as one of the world’s most versatile and expressive sopranos.

Joining to the MET roster this season, as the cover of Nedda in Pagliacci, Ms. Rindzuner also sang, with less than 24 hours notice, Minnie in La Fanciulla del West with the L’Opera de Montreal. The debut was called a “stunning success” by the Montreal press. Ms. Rindzuner will return to L’Opera de Montreal for the prestigious December gala concert.

Also in the 2008 season, Ms. Rindzuner sang Manon in Manon Les-caut with the Utah Festival Opera, Desdemona in Otello with the Vero Beach Opera. A favorite of the Di Capo Opera Theater, Miss Rindzuner performed the title roles of Manon Lescaut, La Fanciulla del West and Turandot under the direction of Michael Capasso.

As soloist with the New York City Ballet, Ms. Rindzuner sang the ballet piece, Russian Seasons, in London and Copenhagen. She collaborated often with star tenor, Marcello Giordani,in recital.

In the 2007 season, Ms. Rindzuner made her New York City Opera debut as Santuzza, she also sang her first Manon Lescaut to rave notices by famed critic, Clive Barnes. // Tatiana (Eugene Onegin), Lisa (Pique Dame), Cio Cio San (Madama Butterfly), Floria Tosca (Tosca), Amelia (Un Ballo), Aida (Aida), Lenora (Il Trovatore), Maddalena (Andrea Che-nier), Lady Macbeth (Macbeth). She has performed with equal success in the United States, as well as Europe, at companies such as the Tulsa Opera (USA), the Teatro di Casal Maggiore (Italy), Yekaterinburg Opera (Russia), New Jersey Verismo Opera (USA), and with the New York Cho-ral Society at Carnegie Hall, Mid-America Productions at Carnegie Hall, the Puerto Rico Symphony, the Silesian Philharmonic (Poland), and at the Khabarovsk Theater (Russia).

Irina has won international vocal competitions in Italy (Monteverdi In-ternational Vocal Competition), Russia (First Opera International Vocal Competition) and been a finalist at the Lyric Opera Center for American Artists in Chicago, the Licia Albanese Puccini Foundation in New York City and the Gerde Lissner Foundation.


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B o r i s l a v s t r U l e v, c e l l i s t

Mr. Strulev was privileged to play at the “Tribute to Oscar Peterson” at Carnegie Hall. He took part in 6th Annual Russian Rhapsody - Eventica in London as well as to perform at the French Gala “rEvolution” — “Voulez-Vous” for World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Mr. Strulev took part in the 100th anniversary of Diaghilev’s “Saisons Russes” within the Crescendo Festival - Paris edition in December 2007 — playing with pianist Denis Matsuev at Salle Gaveau. He performs and records with ma-jor pop band of Russia - Uma2Urman. At the 92 Street Y in New York he performed as well as cu rated concerts entitled “Russian Sundays at the Y”. He performed with the celebrated Terem Quartet for their 25th Anniver-sary. Mr. Strulev is currently producing “Mythodea: Music for the NASA Mission — 2001 Mars Odyssey” of Oscar-winning composer Vangelis for chamber ensemble as well as performing his numerous cello works.

Mr. Strulev’s orchestral appearances include Detroit Symphony, Orpheus Chamber Ensemble, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Honolulu Sympho-ny Orchestra, Orchestra Nazionale della RAI, WDR Symphony Orchestra- Köln, NÖ Tonkünstler Orchestra, Helsingborg Symphony, Orquestra del Principado de Asturias, NorrlandsOperan Symphony Orchestra, Bolshoi Symphony Orchestra, Moscow Philharmonic, Moscow Virtuosi, Moscow State Radio Symphony Orchestra.

He performs at numerous important occasions such as the opening of the 27th International Film Festival in Moscow invited by Nikita Mikhalkov, Denis Matsuev’s “Crescendo” Festival (under auspices of Ministry of Culture and President Vladimir Putin), the United Nations in New York, Unesco in Vienna, where he played in honor of such celebrated figures as Prince Alexis N. Obolensky, Gorbachev, Clinton, Berlusconi, mayor Giu-liani, JAY-Z, Billy Joel, Sean Lennon, Lord Lloyd Webber, U2’s Bono and G8 by special invitation of President Putin. He performed “Svyati Boje” by John Tavener on the occasion of Festival of Slavic Literacy in front of 30,000 people.

Mr. Strulev is debut recording on French label Lyrinx includes Rachmani-nov and Schostakovich sonatas. The same label is to release his debut orchestral recording of Arvo Pärt’s Pro et Contra, Erkki-Sven Tüür’s con-certo, and Daniel Schnyer’s cello concerto (world premiere). Mr. Strulev is special guest on significant crossover recordings with Regina Carter on “Paganini: After a Dream” with celebrated mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves and Eliane Elias on “Lost Days”. He has collaborated with Bobby McFer-rin, Roger Kellaway, Vangelis and Billy Joel.

Mr. Strulev plays a cello by master Luigi Piattellini, Florence (1777) on a loan from Dmitry Gindin.

Russian cellist Borislav Strulev has been fascinating audiences on some of the world’s most prestigious stages since his U.S. debut at the Kennedy Center in 1993 arranged on

initiative of Isaac Stern, Former World Bank President James Wolfensohn, and Byron

Janis with whom he made his Carnegie Hall debut in 1999 playing F. Chopin Sonata.

Critics call him a

“soloist ... with a rich, singing tone”

The New York Times

“He produced a gorgeous sound”

Daily News of Japan

“Channeling no one, or perhaps God”

Associated Press


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a d r i a n G a n s , B a r i t o n e

Baritone Adrian Gans is rapidly establishing himself as an important young artist in the world today. Mr. Gans made his New York City Opera debut in the Fall of 2006 as Esca-millo in Bizet’s Carmen, and was followed by his European Debut as Tonio in I Pagliacci at The National Opera of Lor-raine, Nancy in the spring of 2007. In 2006 Gans made his debut with the Palm Beach Opera as Amonasro in Verdi’s Aida. During the 2007/2008 season Adrian Gans sung the role of Escamillo for Toledo Opera, and made his debut at Staatsoper Stuttgart in the same role.

Adrian Gans completed his musical studies at the Man-hattan School of Music. A recipient of awards and career grants from several international competitions such as the Operalia World Competition, the Oratorio Society of New York, the George London Foundation, the Richard / Sara S. Tucker Foundation and the Heinz Rehfuss Competi-tion, Gans began his professional career at the Chautauqua Opera.

His performance repertoire includes Ford in Verdi’s Fal-staff, Germont in La Traviata, Amonasro in Aida, the title role in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, Escamillo in Carmen, Mar-cello in Puccini’s La Boheme, Scarpia in Tosca and Tonio in I Pagliacci.


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k l a r a m i n , P i a n o

Klara Min has been a prize winner at the World Piano Competition, the Viotti-Valsesia Competition, IBLA Grand Prize International Competition and the New York’s Art-ists International Competition. She has been featured and sponsored by the Leschetizky Association, Korean Concert Society, Korean Embassies, SBS Broadcast Channel Net-work, the American Landmark Festival, Shandelee Music Festival, Trinity Wall Street Concert Series, Fingerlakes Times, Korean Daily News, The World daily News, Cincin-nati Enquirer and Yamaha Artists Services, Inc.

New York Concert Review described her glowingly as “ …genuine expressiveness, excellent technique, exuberance, vitality….she brought out the work’s dreamy, romantic at-mosphere without becoming sentimental….” Klara Min has been performing in North America, Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, and her native South Korea. She has appeared as a soloist with Seoul Symphony Orchestra, Ko-rean Symphony Orchestra, New York Sinfonietta, Jupiter Symphony, American Chamber Orchestra, and Manhattan Chamber Orchestra. Her performances have been broad-cast nationwide on SBS Channel Network in Korea.

Klara Min is a recipient of Samsung scholarship.

She gives concerts in North America, Europe, and Asia on a yearly basis.

Klara Min is a Yamaha Artist.


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d m i t r i B e r l i n s k y, v i o l i n i s t

Mr. Berlinsky arrived on the International scene as the youngest winner in the history of the Paganini International Violin Competition in Genoa, Ita-ly. This victory led to his performance on Nicolo Paganini’s own Guarneri del Gesú instrument, a privilege shared by only a handful of artists in history. Subsequent triumphs at the Montreal International Violin Com-petition (Grand Prize), the International Tchaikovsky Competition and the Queen Elizabeth Competition in Brussels, led to appearances with major orchestras in Europe, Russia, the Far East, North and South America.

Mr. Berlinsky has performed in such major venues as Carnegie and Avery Fisher Halls in New York, The Kennedy Center in Washington DC, Tokyo’s Suntory Hall, the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, the Leipzig Gewandhaus, the Berlin Philharmonic Hall, the Munich Herkulessaal, the Palais des Beaux Arts in Brussels, the Bonn Beethoven Hall, Le Place des Arts in Montreal, and the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires among others.

Since coming to the United States in 1990 as the winner of the renowned Young Concert Artists International Auditions, Mr. Berlinsky has per-formed hundreds of concerts and given recitals in more than forty states throughout the USA. He has also performed in Australia, Canada, Ger-many, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Italy, Israel, Russia, Czech Republic, Sweden, Finland, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Uruguay, Colombia and Peru.

Mr. Berlinsky extensive performance schedule has taken him to the Mostly Mozart Festival, the Prague Spring Festival, the Aspen Music Festival, the Newport Music Festival, the Settimane Musicale in Stresa, Italy, Bratislava Festival, as well as appearances at the Ambassador Foundation in Pasa-dena, the Fiddle Fest at Alice Tully Hall, the 92nd Street Y.

This season he performs with Russian National Orchestra at the Arts Square Festival in St.Petersburg, Prague Radio Symphony at the Budapest Spring Festival, Orchestra de Chambre Français in New York, Russian Chamber Philharmonic on European Tour, Directs and performes with “International Chambers Soloists” at the Fontana Arts Festival and San Francisco Concervatory. He gives recital in US, Korea, Italy, Mexico, and Russia.

His playing was featured in Emmy-Award documentary “Life on Jupiter” and “New York Canvas”. Mr. Berlinsky has been recepint of many awards including SONY, Juilliard, YCA and Bagby Fondations. For several years he performed on legendary “Yusupov” Stradivarius-same instument David Oistrakh and Leonid Kogan played.

“Dmitri Berlinsky’s concert revealed an exceptional musician.

Pyrotechnically impressive and fiery, polished and thoughtful,

he is a violinist fully in control of his instrument and the music.”

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e l e n a B a k s h t, P i a n o

Described as “the pianist with the magic touch” by the Washington Post and as “one the most intriguing pianists of her generation” by the Miami Sun Post, Elena Baksht captivates her audiences from the moment she appears on the stage with a combination of profound lyricism, dazzling technique, and charismatic presence.

Ms. Baksht first came to public attention at the age of 11, when she per-formed Bach’s D-minor piano concerto with the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra at the Central Hall Of The Arts in Moscow. Since then, her career as a soloist and chamber musician has taken her to concert halls around the world. Most recent career highlights include appearances with The Barcelona Symphony Orchestra under the baton of maestro Lawrence Foster; The Miami Symphony at the Lincoln Theater; The New Philhar-monic of New Jersey; Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall; Carnegie Hall and Weill Recital Hall; Kravis Center for the Performing Arts; a National Public Radio live broadcast with violinist Vadim Repin, and the WQXR Young Artists Series.

Aside from her musical career, Ms. Baksht is a poet. Her poetry was published as part of the Anthology of Russian Poets in the West in 2004. In an attempt to bring two of her life’s passions together, Ms. Baksht has created, organized, and presented interactive arts programs incorporating poetry and music in a new public performance genre.

Ms. Baksht is currently working on a filmed series based on these pro-grams, entitled: “Tales of Russia through the Eyes of Poetry and Music.”

After coming to the United States, Ms. Baksht was awarded a full-schol-arship at the Manhattan School of Music to study at the studio of Nina Svetlanova. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in 1998. The same year, Ms. Baksht became a winner of the Helene and Jerome Dreskin Founda-tion Career Grant, also winning the Artist International Competition. In Spring 2000, she received her Master’s Degree in Music from The Juilliard School, where she studied with Jerome Lowenthal.

Throughout her years in the United States, Ms. Baksht studied with Russian pianist Alexander Slobodyanik. She also participated in various master classes with Daniel Barenboim, Emanuel Ax, Phillippe Entremont, Ursula Oppens, and Byron Janis.

Ms. Baksht is currently on the piano faculty at the College of Music at Michigan State University.


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v a s i ly ya n k o v i c h ( r o m a n i ) , t e n o r a n d G U i ta r

One of the best known gypsy singers in the world gradu-ated in 1982 from the Gnesien Music Academy in Moscow, Russia.

From 1982 to 1990, he performed as the lead musician in the Gypsy Theater Romen under the direction of N. Slech-enko in Moscow.

From 1986 to 1988, he served in the military as a soloist in the Moscow State Ensemble Song and Dance. He was presented with a special military citation by the Ministry of Defense for his contributions to the State Ensemble. Since 1990, he has travelled the world as a musician and has held many performances in Moscow and the United States.

He has entertained President Putin, Pope John Paul II as well as performing in the Russian Embassy in Washington, DC. and at Festivals throughout the country.

Vocal and guitar repertoire includes songs and arias from the best of Russian and American classical and popular traditions, Italian Bel Canto and Gypsy Heritage.

He has appeared in: Russian Classical Romances Concert – Carnegie Weill Hall – New York City; Regular Performer in Russian Embassy Concert Events – Washington, DC; Annual Cultural Exchange Festival – Portland, Maine; Russian Gypsy Concert – Harvard University; Russian Gypsy Concert – Boston University; Russian Gypsy Concert – Boro College – Manhattan, New York; Lead performer in The Defense of Prague in LaMaMaTheater, Manhattan, New York; Lead musician in Russian Gypsy Ensemble in New York Theater production of “The Brothers Karazamov” – La MaMa Theater, Manhattan, New York; Performing concerts in Russian Embassy in Washington, DC; Russian Gypsy Concert performance at the University of Texas; Fea-tured performer in Guggenheim Museum event welcoming Russia’s President Putin to the United States and the open-ing of the United Nations; Gala Holiday Event at Metro-politan Club of New York for Banks of Deutsche and Suisse; Directed and performed Gypsy Music Shows at Moscow Cabaret ; Filmed in motion picture “Autumn In New York” with actor Richard Gere.


2009

Michael and Andrey won the “Grand-Prix” at the Interna-tional Jazz Contest in Brussels (1989). This was the begin-ning of their international career.

In 1990 the musicians moved to Europe, were they signed a contract with Belgium Music Society. While living in Belgium, they played more then 200 concerts in France, Germany, Canada, Finland, Holland & Switzerland, in festivals in Montréal (92), North Sea jazz festival in Hague (90), Montreal (91) etc. followed.

Their performances with European & American musi-cians were very successful too. As for their CD “My Russian Heart” that was released after the festival in Montréal it became one of the first experiences of Russian jazz abroad. Recently Michael and Andrey have been devoting a lot of

time to the recording of their projects. The Ivanov Brothers and their friends have released a series of CD’s recorded at the best Moscow studios, including everything from “golden classics” to folk-jazz and experiments in the sound of jazz.

On returning to Russia after five-year very intensive artistic period in Europe Ivanov Brothers has realized more jazz projects in Russia. Both as sophisticated musicians (Andrey - a virtuoso bass player, Michael - has brilliant grand piano and keyboard experience) and European-style-managers they managed The Moscow “Jazz Rally” Club Festival, “Round-Russia” jazz performances (remembering “Jazz in Philharmonic” in middle ‘50 in States). They are among the Founders of the Moscow “Olympic Foundation”, supporting talented young jazz artist and jazz live performances, in-cluding traditional open-air jazz festival “Jazz on Olympic”.

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m i c h a e l i v a n o v, P i a n oa n d r e y i v a n o v, d o U B l e B a s s


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i n n a l e y t U s h , P i a n o

Music director, has a Bachelor’s Degree in music from a college affiliated with the State Moscow Conservatory and a Master’s Degree at the Gorky State Conservatory. She has participated in the 39th Concurs International de Chant de Tou-louse, France; the 10th International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow and the American Land-mark Festivals.

Ms. Leytush worked as a director for Opera at Noon at Trinity Church for the concert version of Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin. She was also music director for a concert of Russian music at Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall. Inna Leytush is an accomplished pianist who enjoys sharing the gift of music with others.


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1540 A manuscript by Maksim the Greek written during the Mos-cow period of his life contains the first reference in old Russian to the existence of the New World.

1584 “The Chronicle of the Whole World” (The Belskiy Chron-icle), where the name “America” is first mentioned, is translated into Russian.

1698 The first officially documented meeting of American and Russian political figures - Peter the Great and William Penn - takes place in London.

1725 Preparations begin for the First Kamchatka expedition by Vitus Bering to discover whether Asia

and America connect. In August 1728, the expedition reaches the latitude of 67° N and confirms the existence of a strait dividing the continents.

1732 July 23 The expedition of Russian seafarers M. Gvozdev and I. Fedorov begins - the first Russian expedition to reach the north-western coast of America.

Asian and American shores of the Bering Strait are drawn on a map for the first time.

1733 V. Bering and A.I. Chirikov preparations begin for the second Kamchatka expedition. In the summer of 1741 the northern part of the Pacific Ocean and north-western coast of America are explored. The Aleutian Islands, Alaska, the Aleksandr Archipelago are discovered.

1750 November 25 “The Sankt-Peterburg Vedomosti” publishes for the first time in Russia the ge-ography and the history of North America and its inhabitants.

1763 May Americans visit Rus-sia for the first time on the first di-rect Trans-Atlantic freight voyage of “The Wolfe” (owner Nicholas Boylston).

1763 Russian seafarer S. Glotov discovers Kadjak Island.

1764 P.K. Krenitsyn heads the first secret Russian government-sponsored expedition to explore the Aleutian Islands and Alaska.

1764 V.Ya. Chichagov heads a secret expedition initiated by M.V. Lomonosov to discover sea routes from Arkhangelsk to America via the Arctic Ocean.

1765 February American scientist Ezra Stiles sends a letter through Benjamin Franklin to M.V. Lomonosov, an act which marks the first contact in the field of science between American and Russian scientists.

1766 June 6 Benjamin Franklin sends a letter to Russian scientist Franz Epinus appraising his treatise on the theory of electricity and magnetism thereby establishing a foundation for the exchange of applied science between Russian and American scientists.

1773 January 15 First Russian scientist-academi-cian T.I. von Klingshtadt is elected to the American Philosophical Society.

1775 September 23 September 23 is the date of the letter of Russian Empress Yekaterina the Great written to British King George III, denying him military assistance to defeat the insurgents in the British American colonies.

1775 Russian trader and seafarer G.I. Shelikhov organizes a trip of Russian merchant ships to the Kuril and Aleutian Islands.

1777 Russian educator and traveler F.V. Kar-zhavin, one of the first Russians to visit America,

begins his lengthy extensive travels in America.

1780 February 28 Russia proclaims Declaration on Armed Neutrality.

1781 August American diplo-mat Francis Dana arrives in Russia to establish diplomatic relations between the United States and Russia.

1782 Russian physicist Leonard Eyler becomes the first Russian member of the American Acad-

emy of Arts and Sciences.

1783 June 1 The first U.S. merchant ship arrives in Russia

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1783 August 16 G.I. Shelikhov and I.I. Golikov begins expedition to the north-western shores of America.

1784 June 21 G.I. Shelikhov reaches Kadjak Island and creates a hunting base. In1786 a Russian settlement is established.

1785 Russian seafarers and explorers I.I. Billings and G.A. Sary-chev begin ten-year expedition. They explore the northern part of the Pacific Ocean and reach the Aleutian Islands and American shores.

1787 Summer One of the first Americans, traveler John Ledyard, arrives in St. Petersburg, travels through out Russia, including Siberia, for two years.

1787 Russian merchants find the North-Eastern American Company.

1788 April U.S. Navy Captain John Paul Jones, a heroic naval commander during the American Revolution, arrives in St. Petersburg to be commis-sioned a Rear Admiral in the Imperial Russian Navy.”

1788 Russian seafarer G.L. Pribylov discovers a group of islands to the north of the Aleutian Islands, which are named after him - the Pribylov Islands.

1789 September 17 President of the Rus-sian Academy of Arts and Sciences Duchess E.R.

Dashkova is elected as an honorary member to the American Philosophical Society.

1789 November 2 Benjamin Franklin becomes the first American elected member of the Russian Academy of Arts and Sciences.

1790 Russian merchant A.A. Baranov becomes the first formal ruler of Russian America.

1792 Fall D.D. Golitsyn, the first Russian emigrant, arrives in the United States to settle in America permanently.

1794 The Holy Synod sends a Russian Orthodox Church Mission to Kadjak Island.

1796 Russian ruler of Russian America A.A. Baranov builds a fort and a settlement at Yakutat Bay.

1797 Russian merchants find the American United Company.

1799 July 8 By decree Russian Emperor Pavel I finds the Russian American Company.

1799 Summer Russian ruler of Russian America A.A. Bararnov establishes the Mikhaylovskiy Fort on the Sitka Island.

1800 Second American census registers the first reference

to a Russian settled on American territory.

1803 Summer Seafarers and scientists I.F. Kruzenshtern and Yu.F. Lisyanskiy begins the first round-the-world Russian expedi-tion and visits Russian America.

1803 October 19 The first U.S. Consul Levett (Levitt) Harris arrives in St. Petersburg and as-sumes official duties.

1803 The ruler of Russian America A.A. Baranov organizes

first Russian expedition to Californian headed by Russian seafarer and merchant I.A. Kuskov.

1804 June Regular correspondence is estab-lished between Russian Emperor Aleksandr I and

U.S. President Thomas Jefferson. Correspondence begins after Jef-ferson sends the Emperor in 1802 a list of publications on the U.S. Constitution with a personal letter.

1804 August American seafarer John D’Wolf begins his five-year travels through Russia on board the “Yunon” schooner and in the summer of 1805 reaches Sitka Island.

1804 Fall The Russian ruler of Russian America A.A. Baranov builds a fort and a settlement called Novoarkhangelsk on Sitka Island. It becomes the capital of

Russian America in 1808.

1806 February 25 Russian Navy officer and merchant N.P. Rezanov sails toward the western coast of North America reaching San Francisco Bay on board the “Yunon” schooner (purchased from John D’Wolf and commanded by N.A. Khvostov). The “Avos,” a schooner commanded by G.I. Davydov, accompanies the “Yunon.”

1806 First direct route of Russian merchant ships loaded with Russian goods organized by Russian

merchant K.A. Anfilatov begins.

1807 August-December Dip-lomatic relations between the United States and Russia are officially established through an exchange of reports and messages between Russian Envoy in London M.M. Alopeus and Russian Foreign Minister A.Ya. Budberg, on one side, and American Envoys in Lon-don James Monroe and William Pinkney and U.S. Secretary of State James Madison, on the other.

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