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LEONID PETROV IS BACK ON SBS RADIO: 7.10.2009
After a two month break our Australian and International commentator Leonid Petrov who recently moved from ANU to work for Sydney University, is back to the Russian program. Today he talks about the Lowey Institute and his visits to Korea and China.
Presented by Leon Tretyak.
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INTERVIEW WITH NICA TRAINER LUDWIG SCHUKIN: 7.10.2009
National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) students, Julian Aldag and Billie Wilson-Coffey won the coveted Bronze trophy at the 4th World Festival of Circus Art, in Moscow for their act Memento, selected from an international field of 24 acts from 10 countries. NICA congratulates Billie, Julian and NICA Aerial Trainer, Helene Embling, for this wonderful achievement on the international stage.
NICA trainer Ludwig Schukin who travelled with the students, is back in Melbourne and enjoys speaking about the festival.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
Photo: Award ceremony in Moscow, curtesy of NICA
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INTERVIEW WITH ELENA KATS-CHERNIN: 2.10.2009
Elena Kats–Chernin is one of the most prominent Australian composers. She has studied music in Moscow, Sydney and Hanover and received numerous prestigious music awards and prizes. Her music featured at the opening ceremonies of the 2000 Olympic Games and the 2003 Rugby World Cup. Her latest work is commissioned by Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and the World Premiere will be conducted by Paul Daniel. Elena speaks about the inspiration driven her to compose "a missing work of Astor Piazzolla" which is titled "Re-Collecting AstOroids".
Presented by Sima Tsyskin.
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FIRST RUSSIAN TENNIS TOURNAMENT: 30.9.2009
SBS Studio and phone discussion with RERC tennis tournament organiser IRINA VASSILENKO and the winners of the 19th September Saturday of Sport.
Lively discussion, impressions and new ideas.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
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THE MAGNIFICENT DOLLS OF GALINA KELVINA: 16.9.2009
Galina Kelvina started to make dolls dressed in colourful Russian costumes by pure chance when she was invited to her daughter's school fete. Her hobby developed into real craft and attracts a lot of interest at the Russian community exhibitions and Australian alike. She has won a number of craft awards and the prestigious First prize of Australian Doll makers Association.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
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RUSSIAN WELFARE SOCIETY OPENS NEW DEMENTIA UNIT: 11.9.2009
Russian Welfare Society has officially opened the new Dementia Unit at the age care facility The Kronstadt Gardens. Many distinguished guests included the secretary of the Russian Federation Embassy in Canberra Artyom Kozhin and Mr George Lekakis, Chairman of the Victorian Multicultural commission. Svetalana Moroz and Irina Felner talk about the importance of the new facility for the aging Russian population and the warm welcome the guests of the ceremony enjoyed.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
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INTERVIEW WITH NICA TEACHER LUDMILA DRUZHINA: 12.9.2009
National Institute of Circus Arts students, Julian Aldag and Billie Wilson‐Coffey are the first
Australians to be invited to perform in the 4th World Festival of Circus Art, in Moscow from 15 to 20
September. Circus performers from around the world will be attending the festival, each vying for a medal at the prestigious event. The festival is one of the biggest international circus competitions. NICA teacher and trainer Ludmila Druzhina talks about talented Australian students, her circus performing career and prospects of international success for young performers.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin.
Photo by Scott Hone.
NICA students Billie Wilson-Coffey & Julian Aldag.
Courtesy of NICA.
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INTERVIEW WITH GEDIMINAS TARANDA: 11.9.2009
For the first time in Australia, The Imperial Russian Ballet Company will perform "SWAN LAKE" - the most loved loved classical ballet of them all. The director and choreographer of the company Gediminas Taranda speaks about his vision and aspirations of the young private ballet troupe, the great ballet wars of past Bolshoi and his choppy relationship with the greatest ballerina of all Maya Plisetskaya.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
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INTERVIEW WITH VALENTINA ZLOBINA: 11.9.2009
In November, 2009 «The Voice of Russia» will hold the First international festival of Russian-speaking radio stations, marking the 80 anniversary of the Russian broadcasting in foreign languages. The festival will open a new stage of interaction between Russian-broadcasting radio stations. The head of «Voice of Russia» PR department Valentina Zlobina speaks about the purpose of the festival, communication and cooperation with compatriots outside of Russia and the future of the broadcasting in foreign languages.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin.
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INTERVIEW WITH NADIA CHERKASSOVA: 7.9.2009
Nadia is a young and talented operetta soloist. From the early age she dreamed of singing and dancing on stage like the heroines of classic Soviet musical movies. Operetta attracted her as a synthetic art form where actors have to give a multifaceted performance. Her teachers at acting and singing college included the star of Soviet operetta Tatiana Shmyga. Before immigrating to Australia she worked at the world famous Moscow Operetta Theater. Unfortunately in Australia the great talent of Nadia did not get the professional recognition she deserves. However she is loved and warmly received at every concert by the Russian community.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin.
Excepts from I.Kalman operetta "The Violet of Montmartre" sung be Nadia Cherkassova.
Photo credit Tamara Volchek
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RUSSIAN YOUTH DISCUSSION CLUB: 31.8.2009
Maria Shvedova and Irina Kozyrevitch present another meeting of Russian Youth Discussion Club was about Russian-speaking people who live in Russia and in other countries. Are people really
changing getting into another language and cultural environment, or staying the same?
Are we gaining or losing something when we start to think and speak 2 languages? And how do we feel comparing to the people living in Russia in the monocultural environment?
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NTERVIEW WITH FILM DIRECTOR ANDREI KRAVCHUK: 19.8.2009
His latest film "ADMIRAL" is a love story set in one of the most turbulent times in Russian history. Aleksandr Kolchak is a Rear Admiral in the Russian Navy during World War I who is in love with Anna, the wife of his junior officer and friend Sergei Timirev. After the Revolution he becomes the Supreme Commander of exiled Russian forces in Siberia during the Russian Civil War. This big budget epic has become one of the most controversial films of recent years, spurring much debate as to the role that Kolchak played in Russian history and the film’s themes of honour, patriotism, religious devotion, and the triumph of love over all catastrophes.
Presented by Sima Tsykin
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SPEAKING WITH AUDIOLOGIST EUGENE MOUGERMAN : 24.8.2009
Hearing Awareness Week is an annual event held in the last week of August. It provides an opportunity to raise community awareness of hearing impairment and ways to protect your hearing. This week is a key event for Deafness Forum which is the national coordinating body. Hearing Awareness Week also provides an opportunity for Australians who have a hearing impairment to share their experience and knowledge and help to create a greater understanding of their needs and aspirations.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
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RUSSIAN DEBUTANTE'S BALL: 25.8.2009
Russian debutante's ball was held on Friday, August 14th 2009 in Vaudeville
Hall in Sydney. With the first waltz the graduates of Russian School in
Homebush stepped into adult life. This annual event is now traditional,
since 1971 every winter boys and girls finished Russian School with the
Debutante's Ball. School is not only the place where they are studying
Russian language and literature, it's also the place where the first
friendships are born. School is the part of their lives, and saying good by
to the classes they are not saying good bye to the friends and Russian
Community. That's really important that the Russian language, Russian
culture is living in those kids and will be propagated to the next generations.
Presented by Irina Kozyrevich
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INTERVIEW WITH RUSSIAN FILM FESTIVAL DIRECTOR NICHILAS MAKSIMOV: 19.8.2009
Nicholas is proud to be associated with the Russian Resurrection Film Festival for the sixth year. He introduces the program which brings to Australia the best of New Russian Cinema as well as a much loved retrospective of the classic Soviet and Russian musical comedy.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
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INTERVIEW WITH VASSILY LEVCHENKO: 19.8.2009
The vice chairman of the Open league of Russian military Academies talks about forthcoming 2-nd Combined Cadet Congress in St. Petersburg, the rich history of the Russian cadets and contacts with the organisations abroad.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
On air on Wednesday 19 August
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INTERVIEW WITH NIKOLAI LEBEDEV: 12.8.2009
This year the Australian film festival "Russian revival" presents a new film " Soundtrack of passion" not yet released fin Russia. Director Nikolay Lebedev shares his ideas of the film, but stopping short of revealing l the details of the plot - all the intrigue and mystery that will take the audience through a thrilling experience.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
On air on Wednesday 12 August.
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NTERVIEW WITH CHOREOGRAPHER ALEKSEI RATMANSKI: 8.8.2009
From Russia, England and Spain, the new Australian Ballet production Concord gathers three of the most exciting choreographers working in ballet today: Alexei Ratmansky, Wayne McGregor, and Nacho Duato. St Petersburg's Alexei Ratmansky was just 35 when he was appointed Director of the Bolshoi Ballet, credited with bringing the famed company to the forefront of ballet once again. Ratmansky will bring his comedic touch to a new production of Scuola di ballo (The school of ballet) on the music by Luigi Boccherini originally arranged by Jean Francais for Leonid Massine in 1933. Alexei Ratmansky talks about his vision of the ballet as an intellectual form of art, the globalisation threats for individuality and the excitement of staging a dance for Mikhail Baryshnikov.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
The on air presentation on Saturday 8 August included music of Luigi Boccherini and extracts from a poem by J.Brodsky
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INTERVIEW WITH ALEXANDER LIKHOTAL: 5.8.2009
Green Cross International is an environmental organization founded by former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in 1993. Is mission is declared as "to help ensure a just, sustainable and secure future for all by fostering a value shift and cultivating a new sense of global interdependence and shared responsibility in humanity's relationship with nature." Australia like other 30 countries have established Green Cross National organizations. The President & CEO of Green Cross International Alexander Likhotal talks about the purpose of the organisation and the global effort to obtain sustainable energy sources.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
On air on Wednesdays 29 July and 5 August
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ТHE COURAGEOUS STORY OF KATERINA: 1.8.2009
The program of prevention of crime in the Russian speaking community is established by the Russian Ethnic Representative Council of Victoria in conjunction with Department of Attorney General. Program coordinator Helen McConnell visited the studio again with a victim of domestic abuse Katerina (not her real name). Katerina's story serves as a valuable warning and advise for other women suffering from the similar situation and proves that help is at hand if you need it. Please note that in the broadcast the voice of this courageous young women has been distorted for protection of her identity.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
On air on Saturday 1 August
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