➤ FESTIVAL’S SALON

T 23.08 kl 19:00 / Mustpeade maja Valge saal

➤ MEDITATION

K 24.08 kl 21:00 / Rootsi-Mihkli kirik


Kirill Ogorodnikov

/ guitar

Kirill Ogorodnikov studied classical guitar at the Ahtme School of Arts and the Tallinn Georg Ots Music School with Tiit Peterson. He received his Bachelor’s degree from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre in the guitar class of Heiki Mätlik (2013) and earned his Master’s degree from the prestigious Cologne University of Music under the supervision of Prof. Gerhard Reichenbach (2015).

He has participated in the master courses of Yves Storms, Martin Fogel, Johan Fostier, Roberto Aussel, Sérgio Assadi, Carlo Marchione, Eduardo Fernandez, and Sven Lundestad.

He has successfully participated in international guitar competitions: in 2014, he was awarded the 3rd prize at the international guitar competition in Gevelsberg, Germany, and in 2010, the 2nd prize and a special prize from the Estonian classical music radio station Klassikaraadio at the Tallinn international guitar competition.

Kirill Ogorodnikov performs both as a soloist and chamber musician. He has appeared in several festivals in Estonia and SaitenReise Gitarrenfestival in Germany. He has appeared twice as a soloist with the Pärnu City Orchestra, performing the Guitar Concerto by Heitor Villa-Lobos (2010) and premiering the Guitar Concerto by Estonian composer Gennadi Taniel.

Kirill Ogordonikov’s wide repertoire includes original works and transcriptions from Baroque to the present day, e.g. new Russian music and contemporary works by Estonian composers (Peeter Vähi, Tõnu Kõrvits, Robert Jürjendal, Ester Mägi). Additionally, he has given the premiere performances of solo guitar works dedicated to him by René Eespere (Twelve in Seven and Inventum) and Lauri Jõeleht (Sonata a la Arpa). In 2017, Kirill Ogorodnikov premiered his arrangements of romances by Pyotr Tchaikovsky with mezzo-soprano Iris Oja.

Together with Heli Ernits, Kirill Ogorodnikov belongs to the unique chamber music ensemble Duo Telluur. Ensemble, founded in 2015, features English Horn and classical guitar. It has performed in several concert venues in Estonia and toured in Germany and Russia. Duo Telluur is focusing on commissioning pieces by contemporary composers and arrangings for the ensemble.