St. Petersburger Admiralitärs- und Marineband unter der Leitung von Alexei Karabanov.

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God save the Tsar. On the 175th anniversary of the russian national hymn. (Bozhe, Tsarya hrani! K 175-letiyu russkogo natsionalnogo gimna)
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Aleksej Karabanov
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Music Of Our Victory. The Saint Petersburg Admiralty Navy Band (Muzyka nashej Pobedy)

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Alexei Karabanov was born in 1961 in Saint-Petersburg. At the age of 12 he began to study the clarinet and in 1976 young Alexei entered the Rimsky-Korsakov Musical College of the Saint Petersburg State Conservatory in the clarinet class of Isaak Roginsky. In 1980 he graduated from the College with a first-class honours degree and entered the Faculty of Military Conductors of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory.

In 1985, after finishing the Conservatory with a first-class honours degree, he was commissioned a lieutenant in the Navy and appointed to lead the Saint Petersburg Admiralty Navy Band, which he has directed to many successes.

The active and fruitful concert work with the Admiralty Navy Band made Alexei Karabanov popular with the often critical Saint Petersburg audience.

The modern Admiralty Navy Band of the Saint Petersburg Naval Base is a highly professional band of naval musicians. It is distinguished by a high performing level, delicate intonation, beautiful sound and endless repertoire. The band plays ceremonial and ancient military music, classical, modern and dance music. The Band's performances in the best concert halls of Saint Petersburg has become a key part of the city's concert life. The Admiralty Navy Band is a permanent participant at the international festivals held in Saint Petersburg, such as "Palaces of Saint Petersburg", "Admiralty Music" and "The Festival of Military Bands".

Every year foreign military musicians are invited as guest conductors to perform with the Band:
February 1998 - main conductor of the UK Royal Navy Bands, Commander Richard Waterer, at the Capella Hall - a program of "British Music".
June 1999 - main conductor of the Royal Navy Band of the Netherlands, Major Morris Hammers, at the Grand Philharmonic Hall - a program of modern music for a symphonic band.
February 200 - conductor of the Hamburg Police Band, Christine Kresge, at the Capella Hall - "From Mozart to Jazz" with sololoist Jiggs Wigham from germany on trombone.
March 2002 - main conductor of the Defense Forces of Estonia, Captain Peter Saan, at the Capella Hall - a program of Estonian music "Capriccio Estogniol".
February 2003 - chief conductor of the Royal Navy Band of Sweden, Lieutenant-Commander Andreas Hanson, at the Grand Philharmonic Hall, "Swedes on the Neva River", a 300th anniversary performance.
February 2004 - chief conductor of the Defense Forces of Estonia, Major Peeter Saan, and chief conductor of the Navy Band of Finland, Captain-Lieutenant Timo Kotilainen, at the Grand Philharmonic Hall, The Music of Battles".
March 2004 - Dr. William Malambri of the United staes of America, at the Grand Philharmonic Hall, a program entitled "Nostalgia".

wiki: St. Petersburger Admiralitärs- und Marineband unter der Leitung von Alexei Karabanov.

God save the Tsar. On the 175th anniversary of the russian national hymn. (Bozhe, Tsarya hrani! K 175-letiyu russkogo natsionalnogo gimna)

Vivat St. Petersburg! The Saint Petersburg Admirality Navy Band

Under the Sign of the Eagle. St. Petersburger Admiralitärs- und Marineband unter der Leitung von Alexei Karabanov

Music Of Our Victory. The Saint Petersburg Admiralty Navy Band (Muzyka nashej Pobedy)

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