30.03.2021
Children's Ballet Winners of the 2nd Degree at the Victory Tree Festival
In March 2021, the Children's Ballet of the Ensemble took part in the "Tree of Victory" Choreographic Festival. With almost no rehearsals, our team presented the Russian Dance "Timonya" in the senior age group (2nd-degree Laureates) and our favorite number "At Attention for Parade" in the junior age group.
This dance is rightfully the hallmark of the Rosgvardia Children's Ballet, and for over 17 years, it has been met with unwavering enthusiasm by audiences at the Grand Kremlin Palace and smaller concert venues. The "Tree of Victory" festival awarded this performance with a commemorative diploma for "The Best Dance on the Theme of the Great Victory."
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The ensemble took part in the “Main Children’s Songs” project
To educate through music, to foster a sense of patriotism in today’s children, to instill in them respect for the history of their country, to instill in them an understanding of the enduring moral significance of such concepts as the Motherland, honour, friendship, and family, to open the way for young talents, and to help build a “bridge” between different generations of Russians — all these goals are pursued by the all‑Russian creative project “Main Children’s Songs”. The project is implemented by the Victory Museum on Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow with the support of the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives.
The “Main Children’s Songs” project brings together talented children, contemporary authors, musicians, vocalists, and representatives of the creative industries to create new domestic musical content that combines traditional Russian values with modern trends in musical art.
October 4, 2026
“For the Glory of Russia!” – The ensemble performed at the State Concert Hall
In 2026, which was declared the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia, the entire life of the country is permeated by the idea of diversity and the dialogue of cultures of the different peoples inhabiting our vast homeland. A notable event in the cultural life of the capital was the concert “For the Glory of Russia,” which took place on October 4, 2026, at the State Kremlin Palace.
Among those gathered in the hall were heroes of the Fatherland, outstanding public figures, military personnel of the National Guard, veterans of combat operations, participants in the special military operation and members of their families, as well as scientists, athletes, doctors, teachers, students, and young professionals – in other words, all those whose professional achievements are directly linked to their contribution to the development and security of the country – and this lent a solemn tone to the entire event.
On the main stage of the country today, stars of the domestic pop scene, renowned musical groups, choreographic ensembles, young singers, and popular performers took the stage.
