Apocalypse Amphitheatre
Patmos, Greece

Apocalypse Amphitheatre
Patmos, Greece

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall Moscow, Russia

Martinskirche,
Müllheim im Markgräflerland,
Germany

Humboldtsaal, Freiburg
Germany

Diaghilev Festival, Perm, Russia

Dance Performance and Concert Youkali

Covers of songs by Kurt Weill by Teodor Currentzis, Vangelino Currentzis, Andreas Moustoukis, Alexey Retinsky, Alexey Sioumak, FM Einheit

Klaster Octava Big Hall Tula, Russia

Recital with baroque music

Curator and Costume: Vadim Tishin
Lute: Konstantin Shchenikov- Arkharov, Music by Barbara Strozzi, Claudio Monteverdi, Giacopo Peri, Giulio Caccini, Andrea Falconieri, Girolamo Frescobaldi

Nikolaevsky Palace, Saint Petersburg,
Russia

Dom Radio,Saint Petersburg, Russia

DK Rasvet, Moscow, Russia

Recital with baroque music

Lute: Konstantin Shchenikov- Arkharov, Music by Barbara Strozzi, Claudio Monteverdi, Giacopo Peri, Giulio Caccini, Andrea Falconieri, Girolamo Frescobaldi

Triumph Philharmonia, Perm, Russia

Recital with baroque music

Lute: Konstantin Shchenikov- Arkharov, Music by Barbara Strozzi, Claudio Monteverdi, Giacopo Peri, Giulio Caccini, Andrea Falconieri, Girolamo Frescobaldi

Dom Radio, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Paul Celan Evening

An evening with poems by Paul Celan set to music by Teodor Currentzis, Alexey Retinsky, Vangelino Currentzis, Andreas Moustoukis a.o.

Dom Radio, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Paul Celan Evening

An evening with poems by Paul Celan set to music by Teodor Currentzis, Alexey Retinsky, Vangelino Currentzis, Andreas Moustoukis a.o.

Dom Radio, Saint Petersburg, Russia

SYNTROPY. The second evening. Sun The First by Odysseas Elytis

An Ippolit Kharlamov’s project “Syntropy” is a comeback to the holistic perception of poetic art as speech possessing musical harmony that is inseparable from visual, and rational meaning — from the mystical knowledge originating in the subconscious.

Dom Radio, Saint Petersburg, Russia

SYNTROPY. The second evening. Sun The First by Odysseas Elytis

An Ippolit Kharlamov’s project “Syntropy” is a comeback to the holistic perception of poetic art as speech possessing musical harmony that is inseparable from visual, and rational meaning — from the mystical knowledge originating in the subconscious.