The performance of Roman Miroshnichenko at the National Centre RUSSIA received international recognition
The concert
video of virtuoso guitarist Roman Miroshnichenko’s performance at the National
Centre RUSSIA won a silver medal at the Global Music Awards (GMA) in the
"Best Live Performance" category. The award recognized the
instrumental composition "Africa" from the artist’s new guitar show
"Faces of Music," which was presented on the stage of the concert
hall at the National Centre RUSSIA. The GMA winners were announced on March 21
in California.
"I am
deeply grateful to the Director General of the National Centre RUSSIA, Natalia
Virtuozova, and all members of her well-coordinated team for their support and
exceptional professionalism in bringing the 'Faces of Music' project to life. I
am very happy that we were able to give the audience such a celebration of
top-tier instrumental music," emphasized Roman Miroshnichenko.
The Global
Music Awards is a prestigious international music competition founded in San
Diego in 2011, recognizing the best musicians from around the world. Among past
GMA laureates are renowned artists such as Ricky Key, Al Di Meola, Darlene
Koldenhoven, Art Phillips, and the London Symphony Orchestra.
Recognized
as a leading fusion guitarist of the 21st century, Roman Miroshnichenko is a
multiple-time winner of prestigious international music awards and competitions
across nine countries, including The Independent Music Awards, Hollywood Music
in Media Awards, World Entertainment Awards, and the UK Songwriting Contest.
The concert
program "Faces of Music," led by Roman Miroshnichenko, took place on
February 14 at the National Centre RUSSIA, attracting an audience of over a
thousand people.
The lecture "Russian Architecture in the Global Context" took place at the National Centre RUSSIA on May 30.
On May 30, the declaration on the establishment of the International Association of Children's Organisations (IACO) was signed at the National Centre RUSSIA.
The workshop "Apartment Planning Through a Child’s Eyes" took place on May 30 as part of the educational programme of "The Birth of Scale" exposition at the National Centre RUSSIA.
