For the first time, an exhibition of Russian wind instruments will be held as part of the International Tchaikovsky Competition

On June 19, on the territory of the White Hall of the State Academic Chapel of St. Petersburg, an exhibition of wind instruments produced by Nizhny Novgorod "Atelier Goncharov" will open. Participants of the International Tchaikovsky Competition, as well as guests of the event, will be able to evaluate the sound and quality of bassoons, trombones and trumpets, saxophones and other Russian-made wind instruments.

Goncharov's Atelier is the only Russian manufacturer of a full line of academic musical wind instruments. The company offers a wide range of models, including tools for children, school, student, semi-professional and professional levels. Since 2021, the company has launched the production of full - cycle bassoons, and in 2023 - trombones.

The Tchaikovsky Competition demonstrates the highest level of skill of young performers. This international musical event is highly appreciated by the professional music community not only in Russia, but also abroad. The competition gathers the musical elite of different countries: a total of 742 applications from 41 countries were submitted. That is why the exhibition will feature the best models of musical instruments from Goncharov's Atelier.

Among the exhibits of the exhibition, trombones and bassoons marked "Model X" deserve special attention - wind instruments of a professional level. For example, hand - forged trumpets are used for trombones of this line - the intonation becomes clearer, and the sound is even more powerful at the output.

The instruments of the Goncharov Atelier are appreciated by famous musicians. One of the most striking examples is the soloist of the Bolshoi Theater, Erkin Yusupov, who has been playing the Model X trombone for more than two years.

The exhibition is timed to coincide with the nomination of the competition "wooden and brass wind instruments". The exhibition will be open throughout the entire music competition and will be available to visitors of the event for free.

Address: White Hall of the State Academic Chapel of St. Petersburg, Moika River Embankment, 20.

The musical exposition was prepared by the MIR-MIO Association with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia.

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The Tchaikovsky International Competition is one of the main events in the world of classical music and is held every four years. In 2023, the competition will be held from June 19 to July 1 in Moscow and St. Petersburg.