Today we will tell you who Anna Aglatova is. The soprano of this singer does not leave any listener indifferent. The real name of our today's heroine is Asriyan. Her pseudonym is her grandmother's maiden name. It's about the Russian opera singer, soloist of the Bolshoi Theater.
Biography
The singer Anna Aglatova (Arsiyan) was born in 1982, on March 4, in Kislovodsk. Comes from a musical family. The father of our heroine Khachatur Asriyan studied at the conservatory, chose the conductor-choir department. Both grandmothers, Rosa and Margarita, had singing voices. Grandpa called Nikolai, he was a guitarist. Uncle Artem is an accordionist (father's brother). The girl started to learn piano from the age of five. Anna Aglatova (Arsiyan) received her first diploma at the contest in seven years. During the period of studying at the music school of such prizes, the girl received dozens.
Creation
Anna Aglatova (Arsiyan), while studying at the music school, was carried away by singing. In 2000, the mother of our heroine - Karina Gazarova - took her daughter to Moscow, so that the girl continued her education. Anna became a student of the Gnessin Music School. She is a scholarship holder of the Vladimir Spivakov Foundation. Anna's teacher at the school was Ruzanna Lisitsian, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. She remained a teacher of the girl even after her admission to the Gnessin Music Academy. There our heroine got in 2004 after graduation from the school. Educated in Moscow, Anna performed together with a famous harpist named Semyon Kulikov. At that moment she took herself the pseudonym of Aglatov (the maiden name of the grandmother for her father). In 2003, she was invited to the fourteenth Shalyapin season. In the same year, in December, she became a participant of the Christmas Festival in Germany, in Dusseldorf. She performed the part of Susanna from Mozart's opera The Wedding of Figaro. It happened in the Moscow House of Music in May 2006. The conductor was Theodore Curentzis. In September she sang this part during the premiere, which took place on the stage of the Novosibirsk State Academic Opera Theater. Conducted again by Theodore Curentis, and the director was Tatiana Gurbacha.
Our heroine participated in a special project by Irina Arkhipova, who is associated with Russian chamber vocal lyric poetry. For the period that has passed since the first appearance on the stage until today, Anna Aglatova managed to visit a large number of international competitions. Her solo performances were held throughout Europe. In 2005, our heroine sang the role of Nannette from the opera Falstaff. Thus, her debut at the Bolshoi Theater took place. She was recognized as the youngest of his soloists. Since that moment, our heroine is engaged in almost all theater productions, which are related to the opera. Training in the Russian Academy of Music Gnesin singer completed in 2009.
Now you know who Anna Aglatova is. Her husband - Ashot - is an athlete, his direction is Greco-Roman wrestling.
Awards
Anna Aglatova in 2001 became a scholarship of the Vladimir Spivakov Foundation. In 2003 she won the first prize in the framework of the international vocal competition called Bella voce. In 2005 she went to Germany. There she won the third prize in the international contest of young opera singers entitled "New Names". In 2007, she was nominated for the award at the Golden Mask Theater Festival. In 2008 she became the owner of the first prize at the All-Russian competition of young vocalists named after NA Obukhova, which was held in Lipetsk. The singer was awarded a special youth grant and the Triumph prize in 2009. In 2014 she received the Russian President's Prize for young cultural figures.
Repertoire
Our heroine linked her creative activity with the Bolshoi Theater. On this stage she performed the part of Nannette in the opera by G. Verdi Falstaff. It embodied the image of Pamina for "The Magic Flute" by WA Mozart. Turned to Ksenia for Boris Godunov by M. Mussorgsky. She sang in the role of Liu in the work of G. Puccini "Turandot". She performed the part of Prilepa in "The Queen of Spades" by P. Tchaikovsky. I remembered as Ninetta from S. Prokofiev's play "Love for the Three Oranges". She performed the part of Tanya in L. Desyatnikov's opera "Children of Rosenthal". I remembered the audience as Sirin from Rimsky-Korsakov's The Tale of the Invisible City of Kitezh. In G. Puccini's opera, La Bohème appeared as Musette. Was Mikaela in the "Carmen" of the authorship of J. Bizet. Participated in many other famous operas.