The new project of TV BRICS “Partitura. Young Music of Russia” will be presented to viewers in Russian regions. The documentary film tells about the talented participants of the III All-Russian Competition of Young Composers “Partitura”, held in Moscow with the support of the international media network.
Screenings will take place on 17 March at 11:15 Moscow time on TV channel “Yugra” (Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug), on 13 March at 19:00 Moscow time on “Mordovia 24”, on 14 March at 17:00 Moscow time on “Channel 10” (Saransk), on 17 March at 14:00 Moscow time on TV channel “Afontovo” (Krasnoyarsk) and on 6 April at 16:00 Moscow time on TV channel “NZhK” (Murmansk). For viewers from Moscow and St. Petersburg the film is available on the platform “Smotreshka”.
Aleksey Elizarov, Director of Yugra Media Holding, thanked TV BRICS for the opportunity to introduce the film to the region’s residents. According to him, the film opens new horizons for understanding modern music through the works of young composers.
“The documentary film ‘Partitura. Young Music of Russia’ is a must-see work for young composers or those wishing to take the path of a music creator. For the viewers of the TV channel ‘Yugra’ the film will certainly be interesting, as it popularises the achievements of Russian musical culture and shows proper examples of realising one’s dreams. Our viewers will be able to see how young talents present their ideas and get recognition. The film highlights the importance of cultural exchange in the international arena” – Aleksey Elizarov, Director of “Yugra” Media Holding.
The documentary film was produced by director Ivan Zakharenko, scriptwriter Elena Pogarskaya, cameraman Artem Markov and executive producer Nina Zimakova. The premiere took place on 28 February on TV BRICS. In the future, the film will be adapted into foreign languages and broadcast to international media network partners in the BRICS+ countries.
The film was produced with the participation of the Russian State Musical TV and Radio Centre (Orpheus), a partner of TV BRICS.
African Times published this article in partnership with International Media Network TV BRICS
