olga shaydullina + stanislav vdovin – et cetera (part 1, фрагмент).

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Olga Shaydullina & Stanislav Vdovin joined their creative forces again to make a soundtrack for the classic silent Shen Nu (Goddess) by Yonggang Wu (1934). Limitation of improvisation with timing & story came to fruition: the record sounds more focused than the previous album, Magic Carpet, and not so formally as the duo's debut-et cetera. Some of Stanislav Vdovin albums appeared on Beatport & other shops and streaming services.

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Listen to music from Olga Shaydullina + Stanislav Vdovin like et cetera (part 2), et cetera (part 1) & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Olga Shaydullina + Stanislav Vdovin. Olga Shaydullina is an academic composer, she graduated from Nizhny Novgorod State Conservatory (Academy) named . Olga is an author of music for the following theatrical performances: Shakespeare's King Lear (Director V. Zolotar), Thomas Tidholm's Resan till Ugri La Brek (Director P. Struzhkova), Hoffmann's Nutcracker (Director Y. Yadrovsky); soundtrack for short film Kapel ( Dripping Water ) by Provmyza; other symphonic, opera, chamber and vocal music.

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Olga Shaydullina Stanislav Vdovin - Magic Theatre. Olga Shaydullina & Stanislav Vdovin joined their creative forces again to make a soundtrack for the classic silent Shen Nu (Goddess) by Yonggang Wu (1934). Limitation of improvisation with timing & story came to fruition: the record sounds more focused than the previous album, Magic Carpet, and not so formally as the duo's debut-et cetera