balalaika player

The music became popular and soon Andreyev had organized a club of balalaika players.

Saturday's concert will be followed by a reception in the lobby with champagne and strolling balalaika players.

Attracted by the music, they joined a circle of tourists watching a pair of dancers and a balalaika player.

Aisha leaned against a mooring post while Titek went to buy a crystal from the balalaika player.

All that is surrounded by vivid hand-painted murals of Russian folk dancers, balalaika players and merrymakers.

Nicholas Vikentievich Proshko - balalaika player, singer, composer, teacher and conductor.

In the 70's, the conductor and balalaika player Dmitri Pokrovsky heard five old women sing a passionate, wailing music.

His career as a professional balalaika player has covered concerts, cabaret, recordings, films and innumerable radio and T.V. appearances throughout Europe and North America.

She is currently the balalaika player for Mikhail "Misha" Smirnov's troupe "Barynya Ensemble", which is based out of New Jersey.

He also wrote original arrangements for balalaika and piano: "Hour by Hour" and "From Village to Village" were pieces most sought out by other balalaika players.

Russian, Balkan, gypsy and other Eastern European folk songs, choral works and Christmas carols will be presented by musicians ranging from balalaika players and brass bands to handbell ringers.

Performers include Mario Tacca and his accordionist colleagues Carmen Carrozza, Gelse Pellegrini, Frank Carozza and, from Ireland, John Nolan, along with the balalaika player Sasha Polinoff.

You can just see the flowers along the front of the stage, and to the left of the photo, standing in front of the balalaika players is a young soloist, perhaps waiting for Boris to indicate the start of his song.