Add to favorite
 

   

 Oleg  Akkuratov


Born:   October 21, 1989

Pianist, jazz virtuoso, and singer

      

Suffering from congenital amaurosis, i.e. complete blindness since his birth, Oleg Akkuratov is a universally acclaimed music prodigy. He has outstanding music capabilities, such as perfect ear, infallible musical memory, and perfect timekeeping.
At the age of four Oleg manifested his music talents by playing on the piano the  melodies he just heard. At school he was taught to read Braille music.
Having finished a music college in 2008, Oleg entered the Variety and Jazz Department of the Music Institute at the Moscow Culture and Arts University. Unfortunately he could not continue his education in the Moscow Conservatory as it turned to be nearly impossible for a blind person without assistance. During his studies Oleg participated in concerts and won a range of music competitions, including international ones.
He is a virtuoso piano performer of jazz and classical compositions. Oleg can sing in English and German, having learned the languages on his own by listening to songs. Having heard a melody, for example on the radio, he can play it on the piano from memory. The music prodigy is fond of poetry and knows many verses by heart.
Oleg Akkuratov took part in concerts with the outstanding opera singer Montserat Caballe, the English musician Eveleen Glenni and English conductor Martin Brabbins. He was a memeber of the World UNESCO Combined Chorus and participated in a concert in the Pope's residence in Rome.
The young pianist participates in charity concerts worldwide, including the charity event Thousands of Cities of the World. Oleg Akkuratov came to be the prototype of the hero in the film Motley Twilight (2009) directed by the merited actress Lyudmila Gurchenko.
The musician participated in the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games Sochi 2014.




 


Tags: Oleg Akkuratov Russian Musicians Russian Jazz   








Comment on our site


RSS   twitter      submit


Ïàðòåð


TAGS:
South Africa fashion  Russian Poets  Nika Film Award  the Crimea  Russian economy  New Opera Theatre  March 8  Architecture Monuments  River Low-coster   Sexual Revolution  Sport Films  Valery Gergiev  surgery  Exhibitions in Moscow  Russian business  Contact Group  Russian law  Moscow events  Vasily Rozhdestvensky  Russian caricature  Khodynka Park  Russian tourist destinations  Russian scientists  activity holidays  Moscow  gallant style  Joseph Kobzon  Greece  Russian National Parks  "National Bestseller" Literary Award  Smoking in Russia  medicine  Andrey Zvyagintsev  Georgy Burkov  Russian society  Russian Cinema  Treasures  Andrey Kostin  Belokurikha  Ski resorts  Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia  Fyodor Volkov Award  Electrotheatre Stanislavsky  Sakhalin  Russian science  Russian culture  Russian tourism  St. Petersburg  Russian Stage Directors  Space Exploration 


Travel Blogs
Top Traveling Sites