Born in 1988 in Moscow, she graduated from Moscow conservatory majoring in choral conducting along with a graduate assistantship at the department of contemporary choral performance. She held the Scelsi Foundation International Michiko Hirayama Scholarship in contemporary vocal performance (Rome, 2018-19)She received a diploma at the First International Boris Tevlin Choral Conducting Competition (Moscow, 2014) International Golden Section Vocal competition, laureate (Moscow, 2015). She has taken part in courses and masterclasses on performing contemporary music.

Head of Music in the Praktika theatre and Praktika vocal/instrumental ensemble. Head and member of interACTive vocal ensemble. An instructor in GnesinContemporaryMusicWeek laboratory (Moscow, 2018-19). As a solo singer, she has collaborated with the Labyrinthus medieval music ensemble, Studio of New Music ensemble and Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble.

Musical director of the plays Grandfather Frost the Red Nose, Skidding (Zanos), The Norm in the Praktika theatre. Choirmaster and conductor in A.Sokolovich’s opera The Wedding, the choirmaster in A.Syumak’s Cantos opera at Perm Opera and Ballet theatre. Musical director and conductor of the first part of the choral opera Sverliytsy (composed by Dmitry Kurliandski).

Dmitry Vlasik was born in 1981 in Moscow. He graduated from the Moscow conservatory, Department for the Art of Performance on Historical and Contemporary Instruments in 2008. He took part in the Second International Mark Pekarsky Percussive Days festival in Moscow, International Roslavets and Gabo festival of contemporary art in Bryansk, festivals in Lipetsk, Krasnodar and other Russian cities. A long-time collaborator of Moscow Autumn contemporary music festival and Vozvrastcheniye chamber music festival in Moscow. He is a member of the Mark Pekarsky ensemble, Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble, the Madrigal ensemble and others

Dmitry Vlasik is known as a popularizer of contemporary classical music, composer, creator of sonic art performances and theatre music. He has premiered a number of works for percussion (and works featuring percussion) by S.Sciarrino, C.Cardew, B.Ferneyhough, P.Billone, I.Xenakis, G.Zinsstag, K.Lang and others. As a composer, he has collaborated with well-known directors and playwrights – A.Stadnikov, E.Gremina, D.Volkostrelov, A.Moguchiy, K.Serebrennikov, M.Gatsalov.

Nikolay Popov  (born on August 30, 1986 in Belebey of Republic of Bashkortostan) is a composer, pedagogue, and researcher. He graduated from the Ufa College of Music specializing in accordion and composition. He continued his studies in the Moscow Conservatory with a major in composing, after which he took postgraduate studies.

Winner of such Russian and international contests as Schnittke Open Russian Contest of Russian Composers (2007); Vladislav Zolotaryev International Composers Competition (New York, 2008); Dmitry Shostakovich Open Russian Composers Competition II (St.Petersburg, 2008); The International Antonín  Dvořák Composers Competition (Prague, 2010), etc.

Nikolay is the author of a number of chamber, symphonic, electroacoustic, and multimedia compositions, as well as music for theatre and cinema. He closely collaborates with video artists such as Andrew Quinn (Italy), Todor Pozarev (Serbia), Irina Matinyan (Russia), etc.

His compositions were performed in Russia, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Norway, Portugal, USA, the Czech Republic, at such festivals as Moscow Autumn, The Other Space, Percussive Days of Mark Pekarsky, Exposition XXI, Opus 52, Europe-Asia, The New-Age Music of Milan Conservatory, Venice Biennale, Rudolph Nuriev International Classical Ballet Festival, the EMUfest festival of electroacoustic music etc.