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Events«Acoustic Baroque»
To learn more and view photos from the concert click here.
The final performances of "Vanished Without A Trace" in Moscow2005 has ended. It was a remarkable year for a million rock music fans who observed the 25th anniversary of DDT. The biggest gift of the year was the release of the group’s new album "Vanished Without a Trace". It was no accident that the new songs from the album found their way into DDT’s concert tour, which received such great success in almost every large city in Russia, as well as abroad. Yury Shevchuk created the playlist for the tour with a specific character in mind: "It’s like fire and ice, very divergent: from a scream, lots of noise and loud attacks to quietness and tenderness - in general, like one’s life. There’s jazz, hardcore and soft rock, and some experimental songs – all the styles in which we work. It seems to me that there’s something for a wide public audience to listen to and see in this program." The group’s lengthy tour stretched across all of Russia – from Vladivostock to Kaliningrad, Ukraine, Belorussia, Moldavia, and Latvia, to Israel, Germany and Great Britain, and DDT was able to demonstrate their high level of musicianship to many people. In addition to this, every one of their dynamic concerts was presented using cutting-edge technology in their sets, sound, and lighting: in fact, it was the first time that such a spectacular event had ever been produced in several Russian cities. The conclusion of the main part of DDT’s anniversary tour in Russia occurred at the beginning of December with a concert at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow in front of approximately twenty-five thousand spectators. Nevertheless, far from all of those wishing to see this great concert, and congratulate their favorite group on their anniversary, were able to do so... So, what the heck, in order to see their friends and fans, who for so many years have supported and believed in real rock & roll, these Petersburg musicians have created yet another gift! For those who were already able to see it last year, and especially for those who weren’t, the concert "Vanished Without a Trace" will be presented in Moscow once again! DDT invites everyone to take their favorite seat at the Gorbunov Concert Hall on February 25th and 27th, 2006 and to help them complete the observation of the legendary group’s jubilee year. "Vanished Without A Trace" in MoscowPhotos by Alex Fedechko-Matskevich taken at DDT's "Vanished Without A Trace" concert at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow on December 4, along with other interesting information about that event, has now been placed on our site. Click here to see them. "DDT 25" CD/DVD collectionThe new collection entitled "DDT 25" is ready for release. This
retrospective of the legendary group was released in preparation for
the concert in Moscow on December 4. Released under the auspicies of
the "Soyuz" studio, it's recommended for anyone wishing to add such a
high quality production to their collection. Two cds and two DVDs are
included in an attractive boxed set. Of course, it's far from
everything that will "remain after" DDT, but perhaps it's the best that
we have! Click here to read more, in Russian, about this new release.
A press conference featuring all of DDT's musicians was held on November 15, 2005 at the RIA News Press Center in Moscow. During the conference DDT discussed their tour throughout Russia, the Ukraine, and Belorussia, their new album, and their upcoming concert in Moscow on December 4 at the Olympic Stadium.
To watch a recording of the press conference in its entirety click here (for RealVideo format) or here (for WindowsMedia format).
A concert featuring romances entitled "Petersburg Autumn" was held on October 20, 2005 at the BKZ October Concert Hall. This international festival has been held annually in St. Petersburg since its inception in 1998, and has become a city tradition. The "Petersburg Romance" project brings together creative people from different genres and musical styles who continue to preserve and develop the truly Petersburg tradition of the romance. The finest representatives and composers of this tradition participated in this year's concert, including Yury Shevchuk, Laris Lusta, Elena Vaenga, Serge Rogozhin, and others. Photographer Alex Fedechko-Matskevich has kindly given the DDT website his photos of Yury Shevchuk (alongside DDT musicians Ivan Vasiliev and Pavel Borisov) from the "Petersburg Autumn" concert. Click here to see them. Photo: Alex Fedechko-Matskevich.
The city's first festival dedicated to the memory of Vladimir Visotsky was held in St. Petersburg on July 25 in the "Music Hall" theater. The concert was held on the eve of the 25th anniversary of the death of the prominent poet, musician, and actor, Vladimir Semenovich Visotsky. The event was organized by the "Bomb Peter" company and the Vladimir Visotsky Charitable Fund of St. Petersburg.
Source: BBCRussian.com.
Text author: Elena Vishnya
Photo: Alex Fedechko-Matskevich. |
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