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Named Scholarships

Named scholarships are awarded once a year at the Foundation’s gala concert. Below are the laureates by year and scholarship amounts (listed in Russian).

  • Named scholarships are awarded once a year at the Foundation’s gala concert.
  • They are awarded to gifted children from Russia and other countries.
  • The decision to award a named scholarship is taken by the Foundation’s Board.
  • When the scholarships were established, the Board set the number of laureates at four; this may change by a separate decision of the Board.
  • A named scholarship includes a certificate and a cash prize.
  • The amount of the cash prize is set by the Board every year.

2015

2015 laureates:

Scholarship amount in 2015 — RUB 50 000
  • Margarita Gladysheva (violin), Barnaul
  • Alisa Sadikova (harp), Saint Petersburg
  • Mariya Slashcheva (cello), Perm
  • Sofiya Yakovenko (violin), Donetsk Region, Ukraine
2016

2016 laureates:

Scholarship amount in 2016 — RUB 50 000
  • Agayeva Varvara (violin), Zelenodolsk, Republic of Tatarstan
  • Gulyayeva Yekaterina (piano), Strezhevoy, Tomsk Region
  • Doronin Aleksandr (piano), Yaroslavl
  • Papushev Aleksandr (violin), Ussuriysk, Primorsky Krai
  • Mironenko Galina (chess), Volgograd
2017

2017 laureates:

Scholarship amount in 2017 — RUB 20 000
  • Aflyatunova Evelina (harp), Moscow
Scholarship amount in 2017 — RUB 75 000
  • Kolesnikova Yelena (piano), Ufa, Republic of Bashkortostan
  • Prikaznov Filipp (guitar), Nizhny Novgorod
  • Ravilov Gazinur (bayan accordion), Aznakayevo, Republic of Tatarstan
  • Chernykh Anastasiya (visual artist), Korsakov, Sakhalin Region
2018

2018 laureates:

Scholarship amount in 2018 — RUB 25 000
  • Vygovskaya Lyudmila (violin), Moscow
  • Yevlanov Tikhon (cello), Moscow
Scholarship amount in 2018 — RUB 50 000
  • Zakirov Yevgeniy (film director), Moscow
  • Kobozev Anton (percussion), Moscow
  • Pinchuk Dmitriy (saxophone), Moscow
  • Stupakov-Konev Afanasiy (violin), Moscow
2019

2019 laureates:

Scholarship amount in 2019 — RUB 25 000
  • Galeyeva Irina (piano), Ufa, Republic of Bashkortostan
  • Ziatdinov Rubis (bayan accordion), Aznakayevo, Republic of Tatarstan
  • Pavlov Fedor (balalaika), Samara, Samara Region
  • Ruzhavinskiy David (double bass), Moscow
2020

2020 laureates:

Scholarship amount in 2020 — RUB 30 000

  • Belokopytova Mariya (piano), Moscow
  • Ilyushina Valeriya (violin), Moscow
  • Kurlovich Kseniya (harp), Rossiya (g.Moskva) — Belarus
  • Nevretdinov Ilyas (trumpet), Moscow
  • Ponti Ilya (voice), Moscow
2021

2021 laureates:

Scholarship amount in 2021 — RUB 30 000

Scholarship named after Galina Polivanova, People’s Artist of Ukraine and academician

  • Zyablitskaya Viktoriya (classical voice), Moscow

Scholarship named after Nina Shushnova, Honoured Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation 

  • Romanenko Igor (domra), Novoaltaysk, Altai Krai

Scholarship named after Petras Bingelis, outstanding conductor and laureate of the Lithuanian National Prize

  • Concert Choir of the I. I. Radchenko Children’s Music and Choral School, Moscow

Want to become a laureate?

The path starts with the festival

Named scholarships are awarded to participants of the Foundation’s concert programmes.

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