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The "Mad Days" festival is a contender for the title of the Urals' main achievement

The "Mad Days" festival is a contender for the title of the Urals' main achievement
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10.16.2023

The three-day classical music festival "Mad Days" gathers votes from the residents of the Sverdlovsk region on the "Achievements.RF" portal.

The Sverdlovsk region submitted 19 projects to the all-Russian contest of achievements. Among them is the Sverdlovsk Philharmonic’s festival "Mad Days", which has been held since 2015. This is a colourful cultural event, one of the most significant in the region and the country. For three days, residents and guests of the Urals have access to classical music concerts from the best performers from all over Russia. This year 600 musicians, 9 orchestras, 3 choirs, 13 ensembles took part in the festival. 120 concerts took place at 10 venues, and more than 40 thousand people became spectators.

Now the festival is on the 14th place, but the voting continues, everyone can support the project. The entire list of the Urals' achievements is available on the website. The first place currently is held by the creative cluster "Domna", which collected almost 9 thousand votes.

We would like to remind you that the Sverdlovsk region will present its successes in science, culture and sports, industry and logistics, as well as in tourism development at the International RUSSIA EXPO.

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