Tomsk symphony conductors lead from the U.S. and Spain

Competition Commission of Tomsk "parade director" decided that the local symphony orchestra will be conducted by the two main - Sergei Hanukaev Boston and Cesar Alvarez of Spain, told RIA Novosti on Thursday, the head of the regional department of culture Kuzichkin Andrew. "Parade of the head", after which it was planned to select a new chief conductor of the Tomsk Philharmonic began in February 11 In concert could easily audience for the future leaders of the regional Philharmonic vote. To the position of chief conductor of the orchestra Tomsk were five people: Cesar Alvarez (Spain), our former compatriot Sergei Hanukaev, currently based in Boston, USA and Moscow Sergey Tararin, Edward Dyadyura Moses and Roman. "The working group has completed its work, taking into account the views of the audience and the musicians decided to secretly position of Chief Conductor of the Symphony Orchestra Tomsk, invite Sergei Hanukaeva from Boston." - Said Kuzichkin. According to him, offer the Spanish conductor Cesar Alvarez, the second chief conductor and artistic director of the orchestra of Tomsk. "It is necessary that one of the directors was always with the musicians is why it was decided to choose two." - Said the head of the regional department of culture. Team Tomsk Philharmonic in September last year called for its director Olga Lesin dismissed. The authorities have proposed a compromise - not to dismiss the director, and to reform the governance structure, invites chief conductor. Consultant of famous violinist Dmitry Kogan, who nominated Artem Markin, chief conductor Symphony Center and choral music of Vladimir, but the staff flatly rejected his proposal. Philharmonic Director Olga Lesina 26th November wrote a letter of resignation on their own, on the same day Tomsk ATC against them launched a criminal investigation into bribes of 70,000 rubles. As a result of the competition on 28 January is the new director of the Tomsk Philharmonic Sherina was Marina who used to go to the theaters. RIA Novosti