Born in 1974 in Leningrad. Anatoly has finished Rimsky-Korsakov Musical College and graduated from the Saint-Petersburg State Conservatory – choir conducting (prof.L.Kudryavtseva) and opera-symphony conducting (prof.R.Martynov) faculties.
Since 1996 has been teaching in the Rimsky-Korsakov College (choir conducting).
He has been working as conductor in “Zazerkalye” musical theatre since 2002. His repertoire includes all the performances of the theatre. He has realized the staging of “Gianni Schicchi” (Puccini) and “Schauspiel Direktor” (Mozart).
Collaborates with different collectives: Saint-Petersburg State Academic orchestra, Orchestra of the State Hermitage, State Academic Cappella Symphony Orchestra, State Karelia Philharmonic orchestra (Petrozavodsk).
Since 2006 performs at the Grand Hall of the Saint-Petersburg Shostakovich Academic State Philharmonic taking part in season ticket concerts.
Since 2008 – Guest Conductor of Mikhailovsky Theatre, where he has realized the staging of “Korsar” by A.Adan (March 2009).
Born in 1974 in Leningrad. Anatoly has finished Rimsky-Korsakov Musical College and graduated from the Saint-Petersburg State Conservatory – choir conducting (prof.L.Kudryavtseva) and opera-symphony conducting (prof.R.Martynov) faculties.
Since 1996 has been teaching in the Rimsky-Korsakov College (choir conducting).
He has been working as conductor in “Zazerkalye” musical theatre since 2002. His repertoire includes all the performances of the theatre. He has realized the staging of “Gianni Schicchi” (Puccini) and “Schauspiel Direktor” (Mozart).
Collaborates with different collectives: Saint-Petersburg State Academic orchestra, Orchestra of the State Hermitage, State Academic Cappella Symphony Orchestra, State Karelia Philharmonic orchestra (Petrozavodsk).
Since 2006 performs at the Grand Hall of the Saint-Petersburg Shostakovich Academic State Philharmonic taking part in season ticket concerts.
Since 2008 – Guest Conductor of Mikhailovsky Theatre, where he has realized the staging of “Korsar” by A.Adan (March 2009).
