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Short Note About AUTUMN SEASON of International Contests DIGI-FORM Short note about AUTUMN SEASON of international contests DIGI-FORM-ART Contest of the XVI International CULTURE CARAVAN 2020 and STAR BRIDGE Contest of the I International Art Project THE ISLANDS WORLDWIDE 2020 Organizing Committee registered almost 500 applications. In Autumn Season in our contests there were 1056 participants from 30 countries: Armenia, Bangladesh, Belarus, Bulgaria, Great Britain, Indonesia, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Moldova, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Romania, Slovenia, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Finland, Estonia, China, Germany, Kazakhstan, Israel, Croatia, Azerbaijan, Malaysia, Kosovo, Albania, Serbia. Groups, ensembles, duets and soloists at the age between 3 years old and adults in a very respectable age. Nominations in different styles and genres: vocal, instrumental music, choreography, circus, drama, reading, modeling, fashion design and visual arts. Special Jury Chairman and Jury Vice-Chairman decision – more than one Grand-Prix for this contest (for separate art categories): DIGI-FORM-ART POLAND GRAND-PRIX DANCE (JUNIOR I) Sadia Khan Kotha Moni With repertoire: Folk Dance - Bangladesher meye re tui Teacher Md Shah Alam Riyadh Bangladesh Bul Bul Lalitakala Academy Bafa Bangladesh, Dhaka GRAND-PRIX DRAMA AND READING (JUNIOR II) Милана Шулешко С репертуаром: Маленький Принц Учитель Селивон Светлана Ивановна ГУО "Средняя школа №9 г. Минска" Беларусь, г. Минск GRAND-PRIX MUSIC (JUNIOR II) Кузьмина Александра С репертуаром: Неизвестный автор "Болгарский танец" (Цимбалы) Учитель Полищук Екатерина Анатольевна, Концертмейстер Рябова Татьяна Викторовна ГУО "Детская школа искусств №2 г. Бобруйска им.В.В.Оловникова" Беларусь, г. Бобруйск GRAND-PRIX VOCAL (JUNIOR III) Anna Zotikova With repertoire: La Forza Teacher Alisa May Vokalstudija "Wonderland" Latvia, Daugavpils GRAND-PRIX VISUAL ARTS, CRAFT (JUNIOR III) Romanenkova Milana С работой: "Аромат осени". Витраж, смешанная техника Учитель Zhaliazouskaya Natallia Пограничный филиал ГУО "Берестовицкая детская школа искусств" Беларусь, Гродненская область, гп. Большая Берестовица STAR BRIDGE MALTA - POLAND GRAND-PRIX CIRCUS (MIX, JUNIOR I-IV) Доминика Пантелеева, Карина Логойко С репертуаром: Duet "Grazioso" Тренер и руководитель Рената Колодинская УК "Центр досуга и творчества г. Бобруйска", Образцовый ансамбль эстрадно-спортивного танца "Мечта" Беларусь, г. Бобруйск GRAND-PRIX DANCE (MIX, JUNIOR IV-SENIOR I) WindBreeze Dance Company With repertoire: Folk dance Rinana ie tuow Teacher Mohd Hairul Nazmie & Syah Nazmie WindBreeze Dance Company Malaysia, Kota Belud, Sabah GRAND-PRIX DRAMA AND READING (JUNIOR II) Хасанова Амалия С репертуаром: "Пойду схожу за счастьем на ", автор Ирина Самарина-Лабиринт Педагог Вильвовская Татьяна Николаевна Детская школа искусств №3 Россия, ХМАО-ЮГРА, г. Нижневартовск GRAND-PRIX MUSIC (SENIOR I) Тахмазов Вагиф С репертуаром: "Баяты-Шираз" мугам композиция (Тар) Педагог Алиага Садиев (заслуженный артист), Концертмейстер Нагизаде Мурад Азербайджанская Национальная Консерватория Азербайджан, г. Баку GRAND-PRIX VOCAL (JUNIOR II) Волкович Злата С репертуаром: Down in New Orleans Педагог Исайкина Елена Александровна Medley Vocal School Беларусь, г. Минск GRAND-PRIX VISUAL ARTS, CRAFT (JUNIOR I) Марковец Виталина С работой: Папа и сын Дракоши. Лепка из полимерной глины Учитель Курлович Лилия Валерьевна ГУО Слуцкий Центр детского творчества Беларусь, г. Слуцк JURY (different jury sections for each contest) LESZEK RODZIEWICZ (Poland - Lithuania) Jury Chairman. Historian, social and cultural public figure, ballroom dancing coach, organizer of cultural events and educational programs, founder of the Polish Flag Day, which goes together with the Day of the Polish Community Abroad - Polonia. The initiator of the International Culture Caravan Festival&Contest. Chairman of the Rodziewicz Family Society Stowarzyszenie Rodu Rodziewiczów, Radziewiczów, Radzewiczów - a non-governmental organization which activities are closely connected with history and culture. The Rodziewicz Family Society was nominated by the Senate in the category "Keeper of the National Heritage". ROBERT TOMASZ ZIĘBA (Poland - Ireland), Jury Vice-Chairman. Graduated from the St.Kevin's College in Dublin - Media Production, Photography & Visual Arts, Ireland. He is a journalist closely cooperating with European organizing committees of art festivals and contests for amateurs and professionals in Poland, Hungary, Germany, Spain, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Russia and others. His works reflect everyday life, real emotions - touching moments of joy or sadness, idyll or energetic event. Artistic director of the Internationsl Cultural Caravan Festival&Contest, President of Foundation "Benefis". ARMAN GHUKASYAN (Armenia). Folkdance, latinamerican, hip-hop, modern ballet, contemprorary, jazz, brodway dances. Teacher and Art Director of dance group “Gold Stars”. Winner of multiple awards, jury member and chairman of many international contests. IRINA KRASNYANCIUK (Moldova). • Adviser to the President of “W.A.P.A” - World Performing Arts Association. • Winner of the “UNESCO” Trophy The trophy is awarded for the promotion of cultural values of the Republic of Moldova • Member of the international jury of competitions in Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Belarus, Lithuania, Armenia, Kosovo, Monaco. • Mini Miss Moldova 2013 • Princess of the Festival-Macedonia 2019 • Miss of the festival - Bulgaria 2015 • Princess of the Festival and Miss Elegance - Israel OLGA SKURIDINA (Ukraine - Poland). Senior teacher of the highest category in the violin class, certified teacher of the Suzuki method of the first degree, member of the European Suzuki Association. Author of the collection "Merry Violin" for the violin ensemble. She worked as a violin teacher at the school of arts, artist of the Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Luhansk Philharmonic, teacher at the "Suzuki Violin School" talent education studio in Severodonetsk-Szczecin. Her sudents and violin ensembles "Фантазёры" and "Фантазия" are the winners of Regional, All-Ukrainian and International competitions. She was organizer, coordinator and member of the jury of the All-Ukrainian festival-competition "Let's Play Together. East of Ukraine" (2015-2016). She has a higher education in music and teaching, currently studying the Suzuki Method in Gdansk. KRISTINA GOLUBEVA-MIKALAUSKAS (Malta - Russia). Graduated from the State Academy of Slavic Culture and the Gnesin’s Russian Academy of Music in Moscow, journalist of the newspaper "Music Klondike". Musician, composer, pedagogue, laureate of international competitions, author of educational programs in the fields of pedagogy and music, a member of AMPP (Association of musical psychologists and psychotherapists) and MSA (Malta Society of Arts) Founder, director and teacher of International Studio School of Arts in Malta/ ISSA. VIKTORIA KATT (Estonia). Sculptor, artist, singer and songwriter, art director of the creative group "Vjunel stuudio". Finalist of the "Hit-parade" project on radio "Voices of the Planet", winner of the "Top-hit" project on radio "Unknown Genius", winner of International Competition "Balt Prix" . Member of the Union of Estonian Artists. NATALIA BRAUN (Germany - Russia). Founder and pedagogue in Kinder lernzentrum für Frühentwicklung "EviRick" in Berlin. She teaches kids of early age, they successfully take part in concerts, cultural events and even international competitions in Germany and abroad in categories of instrumental music, dance, vocal, visual arts. TATIANA DANILINA (Russia). Member of the Moscow Union of Teachers-Artists. Organizer and chairman of the jury of the municipal level of the Moscow competition "Moscow Vernisage". Organizer of the municipal and regional levels of the Moscow Fine Arts Olympiad. She has many awards, sach as Honorary Diploma of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Honorary Medal of Worker of General Education of the Russian Federation. Methodist, teacher of fine arts, head of the studio "Academy of Artists" which students take prizes in various competitions and contests. ANITA DOLATA (Polska). Graduated Uiversity Course "Dance In Animation", Philosophy with the Knowledge of Culture, Artistic Education within Visual Arts, M.A. in Music Education (Music Teaching). Now - Teacher of Music, Art, Knowledge of Culture in Zespół Szkół nr 1 in Nowe Miasteczko. Piano, guitar, keyboard, flute. BRYGIDA BORECKA (Poland). Expert of regional culture, art teacher, accompanist. Founder of several art groups. She has extensive experience in pedagogical work. She is a graduate of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Szczecin. She is the author of popular scientific publications devoted to the musical culture of Pyrzyce in the "Newspaper of Pyrzyce Region"; author of "Introduction to the musical culture of Pyrzyce 1848-1945", published by the University of Szczecin. In the second supplemented edition of the Szczecin Encyclopedia she edited a section devoted to Pyrzyce dances. She worked as director of the House of Culture in Pyrzyce. She is a founder of "Theater Theater" Foundation Fundacja Teatr Teatr, which works in the field of art education with a mission: music, art, dance and theater for each one. One of her last significant projects is the creation of the "Fable about the Queen of Wolin Island", the disk was released. ALEXANDER VINOKUROV (Germany - Russia). Teacher of wind instruments (clarinet, saxophone, flute). Conductor and musician. Lives in Berlin. Graduated from the St. Petersburg State Institute of Culture and has 30 years
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