VII The Time of the Guitar International competition & festival

Winner of international guitar competitions:

Alexis Rago International Guitar Competition (Stuttgart) — I prize. 
International Competition of young guitarists "Andres Segovia" (Monheim am Rhein) — I prize. 
Uppsala International Guitar Festival (Sweden) — I prize. 
EuroStrings (Petrer, Spain, 2021) — I prize. 
Milan International Guitar Meeting — Golden Guitar Award
Guitar Studio International Competition (January 2026, Fort Worth, Texas) — I prize.   
Michele Pittaluga International Guitar Competition (September 2026, Alessandria) — I prize. 

Laureate of international guitar competitions,
professor at the Nizhny Novgorod State Conservatory named after M. I. Glinka.

Associate Professor at the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory,
laureate of the Moscow Government Prize,
member of the Board of the Union of Moscow Composers,
President of the Moscow International Association of Guitar Art,
guitarist, composer and conductor.

Laureate of international guitar competitions,
associate professor at the Tambov State Musical and Pedagogical Institute
named after S.V. Rachmaninoff,
teacher at the Gnesin Music College of the Russian Academy of Music named after Gnesin,
member of the Board of the Moscow International Association of Guitar Art.

Laureate of All‑Russian and international competitions,
member of the Board of the Moscow International Association of the Guitar Art

performer and researcher of the Russian seven‑string guitar,
founder and head of the “Russian Guitar” Club,
teacher at the V.P. Solovyov‑Sedoy Children’s Music School.

Laureate of the All‑Russian and international competitions,
member of the Board of the Moscow International Association of Guitar Art.

SIQING ZHANG

China

conductor, winner of international competitions,
artistic director and chief conductor
of the Moscow Chamber Orchestra of New Music.

flamenco guitarist, winner of international flamenco competitions and festivals.

The organist, winner of the 10th International Organists’ Competition
named after J. P. Svełink (Poland, 2018);
winner of the 12th International Organists’ Competition
named after Mikael Tarverdiev (Moscow–Kaliningrad, 2021);
laureate of the All‑Russian “Organist of the Year” award in the “Debut” category (2021).

Artistic director of the Vladimir Chamber Choir, winner of international competitions