Biography of Marina Devyatova, performer of Russian folk songs

Biography of Marina Devyatova, performerRussian songs, got its start in December 1983. It was then that the future singer was born in the family of People's Artist Devyatova Vladimir, in Moscow. Artistic abilities of Marina appeared already at the age of three. Her baby voice sounded harmonious, the girl felt the tonality and rhythm of the melody. After watching the daughter for a while, the parents decided to give the child to a music school, which was done in 1990, when Marina was 7 years old. Thus, the biography of Marina Devyatova opened her next page.

Education in music school

For the full eight years the young studentcomprehended the basics of musical science, harmony and solfeggio, and also studied choral conducting. After school, Marina entered the music school named after Schnittke, and four years later she continued her studies at the famous Gnesinka, Music Academy, where she studied vocal for several years. Musical education allowed the girl to believe in herself and continue to improve in the performance of Russian folk songs.

The first concerts

In October 2008, the singer Devyatova Marina,whose biography was constantly replenished with new pages, organized her first concert, which was held under the sign of Russian singing traditions. The success was overwhelming, after the concert the young singer decided to devote herself completely to the Russian folk song and studying folklore. And in March 2009, the biography of the singer Marina Devyatova was marked by another event that excited the girl to the depths of her soul, she was invited to participate in the reception organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia in honor of Queen Elizabeth of England and her whole family.

Solo albums

Exactly one and a half years later Marina presented herown program, with a simple-minded title "I'll Go, I Will Go Out," at the Moscow Variety Theater. Then she released her album "I did not think, I did not guess." Critics unanimously assumed that Marina Devyatova did not think, and did not guess that Russian songs in her performance would be so widely known. And when in the end of 2011 there was another album of Marina called "I'm Happy", no one doubted that the singer by and large had found herself and will continue to develop in the field of Russian folk songs.

Foreign concerts

Marina regularly visits various countries of the world withconcerts, and it is already considered an "ambassador" of Russia's culture. In this case, the biography of Marina Devyatova develops in a given direction and new creative pages appear in it. The singer likes to work with children's groups, talented children add a sonorous note to her performances, and Marina is simply happy with this, like her little assistants. Also, Russian folklore collective, show-ballet "Young Dance", which includes professionally trained dancers, owning the technique of the original Russian dance, helps her on tours.

Religious Beliefs

Biography of Marina Devyatova, except creativepages, contains information about the religious beliefs of the singer. By her own admission, Marina is a Krishna. Being a vegetarian, the singer tries to convey to each person with whom her fate, her beliefs, somehow reduces her. Marina Devyatova, among other things, with difficulty, but finds time for yoga, which, according to her, is a pledge of physical and moral health.

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