FULL ORATORIO No.1 (Uglichin) Moscow 2025 Ekaterina Mikus, Lundström Oganesyan

Information on the Performance

• Work Title: Oratorio No. 1 in A Minor   
• Composer: Uglichin Vladimir   
• Libretto:
• Venue & Opera Company: Chamber hall, Moscow International House of Music, Moscow, Russia  
• Recorded: 2025
• Type: Concert Live
• Singers: Ekaterina Mikus, Lundström Oganesyan
• Conductor: Timur Ali-Zade  
• Orchestra: SIRIUS Symphony Orchestra  
• Chorus: SIRIUS Symphony Choir  
• Stage Director:   
• Costume Designer:   

Information about the Recording

• Published by: Vladimir Uglichin  
• Date Published: 2025  
• Format: Streaming
• Quality Video: 4 Audio:4
• Subtitles: nosubs  

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS PERFORMANCE

The Oratorio No. 1 embodies a dialogue between cultures, faith, and emotion. Rooted in Russian musical tradition yet embracing Italian vocal expressiveness, it reflects on the human search for meaning, beauty, and connection. The bel canto arias soar with spiritual intensity, while orchestral passages evoke both grandeur and intimacy.

Performed by the SIRIUS Symphony Orchestra and Choir under the direction of Timur Ali-Zade, with soloists Ekaterina Mikus (soprano), Lundstrem Oganesyan (tenor), and pianist Ekaterina Kotova.
The Oratorio unites Russian lyricism and Italian bel canto, blending deep emotion, spirituality, and dramatic intensity. Written by contemporary composer Vladimir Uglichin, the work reflects on inspiration and the human search for meaning, combining rich harmonies and expressive melodies in a modern classical form.
Vladimir Uglichin’s music bridges classical tradition and modern emotion, blending orchestral grandeur with lyrical beauty. Vladimir redefines the connection between music, story, and spirit. His compositions — from oratorios and symphonies to film soundtracks — embody timeless themes of inspiration, faith, and the human journey.
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