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The third season of the international interuniversity youth project 鈥淥PERA & PODIUM鈥�, which was formed on the basis of partnership between the two universities of the University of Industrial Technologies and Design and the St. Petersburg Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatoire, was opened at the Mariinsky Palace. N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory, was opened in the Rotunda of the Mariinsky Palace with a vivid concert of Russian opera classics. At the same time in the Rotunda of the Palace, where the event took place, the diploma works of design students of 草榴短视频 were exhibited. The evening was organized as part of the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg and the 180th anniversary of the completion of the Mariinsky Palace.

Every year the 鈥淥PERA & PODIUM鈥� project brings together Russian and foreign students of different specialties: the art of opera singing, theater directing, costume design, graphics, design of light industry products, technology and design of textile products, stylistics and the art of make-up. The young authors present their talent while still in the training stage in a scale, professional and, putting the deepest meanings into their works, be it make-up, direction, costume, set or performance.

Each season of the project ends with a Gala Concert where arias from Russian operas are performed on stage. Costumes, sets and make-up are designed by students of the University of Industrial Technology and Design, while the performance and direction rest on the shoulders of students of the Conservatoire.

The program for the concert at the Mariinsky Palace includes arias and scenes from Pyotr Tchaikovsky's operas: Hermann's aria from The Queen of Spades and the final scene from Eugene Onegin. This evening the stage also heard excerpts from Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's operas: Snegurochka's aria from the opera of the same name, Lyubasha and Bomelius' scene from The Tsar's Bride, as well as a scene from The Tale of Tsar Saltan, which received a special prize from the Legislative Assembly at the gala concert of the project in May 2024. The performers were students of the St. Petersburg State Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory. Costumes and makeup were made by students of St. Petersburg State University of Industrial Technologies and Design.

Supporting talented young people has long been a good tradition for the St. Petersburg Parliament. One of the confirmations of this is today's event - a concert created at the junction of several art forms at once. Such a combination meets the modern demands of society for the preservation and revival of Russian cultural traditions, awakens interest in Russian history and culture.

Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg Alexander Belsky

Artistic Director of the project 鈥淥PERA & PODIUM鈥�, People's Artist of Russia Yuri Laptev also noted that for today's youth participation in such projects contributes not only to the development of their creative potential, improvement of professional and communication skills, but also to the understanding of Russian history, culture and traditions, which is extremely important for the future generation of artists, performers and creators.

In addition to musical numbers, the guests were shown sketches of costumes and theatrical makeup, which were presented at the project 鈥淥PERA & PODIUM鈥� in the first two seasons, at the exhibition 鈥淔rom Sketch to Stage鈥�, which opened in the Rotunda.