Biography
Malika Mukhitdinova
Renowed Russian flautist Malika Mukhitdinova is one of the most versatile musicians of her generation. She is known for her baroque, classical and contemporary flute repertoire.
First Prize winner of "Bravo Bravissimo " International Competition in Cremona at the age of 14 and winner of All-Russian Competition Classic Heritage, Malika Mukhitdinova permanently collaborates with conductors sush as Mikhail Pletnev, Vladimir Jurowski, Teodor Currentzis, Yuri Bashmet, Alexander Vedernikov, Vladimir Ponkin, Vladimir Spivakov, Sir Roger Norrington, Eduard Topchjan, Hansjörg Albrecht, Pavel Kogan, Alexey Utkin, Ion Marin, Ariel Zuckermann with the orchestras such as Russian National Orchestra, MusicAeterna, State Academic Symphony Orchestra, National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia, Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Moscow Virtuosi, Musica Viva, The Moscow Soloists, New Russia Chamber Orchestra, The Honoured Ensemble of Russia etc .
She is a participant of many important festivals: December Evenings, Returns, Yerevan Perspectives, Noble Seasons, Double Cane, Eliso Virsaladze Music Festival in Telavi, La Folle Journee etc .
As a soloist and chamber music player Malika Mukhitdinova toured in Japan, France, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, China, Georgia, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Germany, Estonia, Austria, UAE, Ukraine.
She has been performing actively with famous Russian violinist Tatiana Grindenko and the Academy of Early Music and participated in projects with the Studio For New Music Ensemble .
Born in Moscow, Malika Mukhitdinova studied at Moscow Music School named after Gnessin (Prof. Maria Chepurina) and at Moscow State Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaykovsky (Prof. Oleg Khudyakov). She also took master classes from Andras Adorian and Jean Ferrandis .
During her studies she was a scholarship holder of the New Names Foundation .
Malika Mukhitdinova plays " Muramatsu " handmade flute given to her by Vladimir Spivakov .
First Prize winner of "Bravo Bravissimo " International Competition in Cremona at the age of 14 and winner of All-Russian Competition Classic Heritage, Malika Mukhitdinova permanently collaborates with conductors sush as Mikhail Pletnev, Vladimir Jurowski, Teodor Currentzis, Yuri Bashmet, Alexander Vedernikov, Vladimir Ponkin, Vladimir Spivakov, Sir Roger Norrington, Eduard Topchjan, Hansjörg Albrecht, Pavel Kogan, Alexey Utkin, Ion Marin, Ariel Zuckermann with the orchestras such as Russian National Orchestra, MusicAeterna, State Academic Symphony Orchestra, National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia, Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Moscow Virtuosi, Musica Viva, The Moscow Soloists, New Russia Chamber Orchestra, The Honoured Ensemble of Russia etc .
She is a participant of many important festivals: December Evenings, Returns, Yerevan Perspectives, Noble Seasons, Double Cane, Eliso Virsaladze Music Festival in Telavi, La Folle Journee etc .
As a soloist and chamber music player Malika Mukhitdinova toured in Japan, France, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, China, Georgia, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Germany, Estonia, Austria, UAE, Ukraine.
She has been performing actively with famous Russian violinist Tatiana Grindenko and the Academy of Early Music and participated in projects with the Studio For New Music Ensemble .
Born in Moscow, Malika Mukhitdinova studied at Moscow Music School named after Gnessin (Prof. Maria Chepurina) and at Moscow State Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaykovsky (Prof. Oleg Khudyakov). She also took master classes from Andras Adorian and Jean Ferrandis .
During her studies she was a scholarship holder of the New Names Foundation .
Malika Mukhitdinova plays " Muramatsu " handmade flute given to her by Vladimir Spivakov .
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Bach,Johann Sebastian Orchestral Suite No.2 in B minor ,BWV 1067 Mukhitdunova Malika flute
Vivaldi Orlando furioso “sol da te mio dolce a more”
Wolfgang Amadeus Mazart Andante in C Major, K315 fur flute and orchestra
Bach, Johann Sebastian Brandenburg Concerto No 5 D major Malika Mukhitdinova flute
Ensemble of soloists "Academy of Early Music" directed by Tatiana Grindenko. W.A. Mozart
Quartet in D major КV-285 for flute, violin, viola and cello
Quartet in C major КV-285 (d) for flute, violin, viola and cello
Quartet in D major КV-285 for flute, violin, viola and cello
Quartet in C major КV-285 (d) for flute, violin, viola and cello
Sofia Agafonova rhythmic gymnastics
Mukhitdinova Malika flute
Kaznacheev Konstantin (violin)
Sergei Boyko (violin)
Yanenko Alexey (viola),
Petr Karetnikov (cello)
Nikita Kekher (double bass)
Aziza Mukhitdinova Art Director
We express special gratitude to Evgenia Kanaeva for support and assistance in the project.
Vivaldi Flute concerto in G Minor , op 10 Allegro
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Flute Quartet D Major K.285 Adagio
Mukhitdinova Malika flute
Kaznacheev Konstantin (violin)
Sergei Boyko (violin)
Yanenko Alexey (viola),
Petr Karetnikov (cello)
Nikita Kekher (double bass)
Aziza Mukhitdinova Art Director
We express special gratitude to Evgenia Kanaeva for support and assistance in the project.
Vivaldi Flute concerto in G Minor , op 10 Allegro
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Flute Quartet D Major K.285 Adagio
Ансамбль солистов "Академия старинной музыки" п/р Татьяны Гринденко. В.А.Моцарт
Квартет Ре мажор КV-285 для флейты, скрипки, альта и виолончели
Квартет До мажор КV-285 (d) для флейты, скрипки, альта и виолончели
Квартет Ре мажор КV-285 для флейты, скрипки, альта и виолончели
Квартет До мажор КV-285 (d) для флейты, скрипки, альта и виолончели
I.S. Bach. Trio-Sonata in C Minor from "Musical Offerings"
Tatyana Grindenko (violin), Fedor Stroganov (harpsichord), Malika Mukhitdinova (flute) and Valery Masterov (cello)
Tatyana Grindenko (violin), Fedor Stroganov (harpsichord), Malika Mukhitdinova (flute) and Valery Masterov (cello)
Ian Clarke - Hypnosis. Festival Orchestra named after A. N. Scriabin, Boris Berezovsky
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