Русская школа при Русскоговорящем Обществе города Остина набирает детей от 5 лет на новый семетр. Мы учим русскому языку любого уровня, проводим занятия с логопедом, а также учим рисованию, танцам и ставим театральные постановки нацеленные на развитие русского языка. Если вы хотите чтобы Ваш ребенок занимался русским языком в группе сверстников, или хотели бы преподавать, пишите Галине Аглямовой по адресу aglyamova@gmail.com
Russian School under Russian Speaker Society of Austin is starting enrollment for new semester kids 5+ years. We teach all levels of Russian language, Speech development, Drawing, Dance and Theater. If you wish your child learn Russian language in group of peers or considering teaching in our classes, please contact Galina Aglyamova at aglyamova@gmail.com
Russian
Church in Austin
РУССКАЯ ПРАВОСЛАВНАЯ ЦЕРКОВЬ
ПОКРОВА ПРЕСВЯТОЙ БОГОРОДИЦЫ ГОРОДА ОСТИНА:
Да! Мы готовы обменяться ссылками
с сайтами русскоязычных общин, культурных центров или
других интересных для нашей аудитории некоммерческих
организаций. Пишите karetu@gmail.com
This concert would bring the famous “The Gypsies” from Houston to collaborate with the highly acclaimed Austin group, “Flying Balalaika Brothers”.
The Russian Speakers Society has presented Russian Winter and Spring Fest concerts during the last 12 seasons. The society has presented various Russian musicians and artists to the Austin public, entertaining audiences of Eurasian ancestry as well as from other ethnic backgrounds.
"Polyethnic" best describes The Gypsies, Houston’s award winning European-style strolling and ethnic dance band. Voted "Best Traditional/Ethnic" band by the Houston Press, they have dominated this corner of the city’s live music scene since 1974.
Led by the "King of Gypsies," Texas musician and Eastern European folklorist Greg Harbar, of "The Gypsies" is Houston’s band for all seasons and virtually all occasions. Mr. Harbar has amassed a collection of several thousand records and hundreds of massive binders of songs from every conceivable European ethnic breakdown.
This versatile band plays Eastern European, Swing, Klezmer, French, Italian, British Isles, German, Polish-American, Czech, Norteno, Cajun and Zydeco, Country, Solid Gold Oldies, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean, and Tropical styles of music. They play balalaikas, accordions, violins, mandolins, guitars, banjos, bouzouki, a full array of horns and ethnic percussion, and a wide variety of other folk instruments. From lively parties with Russian ballet dancers and jam sessions with members of the State Folk Ensembles of Russia and Hungary, to cruises down Buffalo Bayou, The Gypsies play an intriguing assortment of engagements.
They regularly play galas, balls, fund-raisers, grand openings, Opera and Symphony festivities throughout Texas, and at parties entertaining visiting royalty. Their travels include appearances in Austria, France and Germany and on a U.S. tour with the Bulava Cossack Dance Ensemble, an extended engagement on a Caribbean cruise, and appearances at festivals throughout Texas.
The second part of the concert would present the local innovative music of the Gypsy-Russian group, “The Flying Balalaika Brothers”, as well as a joint presentation of Eastern European classical, traditional, and folk music performed on indigenous and acoustic instruments. This concert will ensure the survival and connections of Gypsy music with Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Romanian, Latino, Balkan, and Middle Eastern music, played on traditional instruments, creating the sounds that were prevalent when the classical composers produced their work. The “Flying Balalaika Brothers” will perform a mix of Russian and Gypsy's folk music in colorful costumes, melded with American bluegrass and contemporary international acoustic styles.
This project is funded and supported in part by the City of Austin through the Economic Growth & Redevelopment Services Office/Cultural Arts Division and Texas Commissioner for the Arts believing an investment in the Arts is an investment in Austin’s future. Visit Austin at NowPlayingAustin.com.
Guests: singer-songwriters Alexey Ivastchenko & Roman Voronkin
571 State Park Road, Livingston, Texas 77351
If your GPS cannot find the above address, try the following:
"Campground Rd, Livingston, TX 77351" (latitude, longitude: 30.7069232, -94.6747338)
For the 20th time we are being welcomed by the Alabama-Coushatta tribe at their wonderful campground near Livingston, TX. It is located off US-190E, about 70 miles (from downtown) north of Houston (via I-59). As always we will be occupying the Section D. Amenities include: public bathrooms and showers, Laundromat is within 3 minute drive, fire rings and charcoal grills, water, also volleyball field, covered pavilion and a playground next to the beautiful lake in the pine forest.
How much: Tickets are $20 per person. This includes camping in the section D of the campground and participation in the festival. Price is the same for those camping both nights, only one night, or not camping at all, therefore we recommend that you take advantage of all activities at the festival. Children 15 and under do not need a ticket. Please have cash with you as we do not accept checks or credit cards.
Fr. Aidan may be contacted at hieromonachusaidanus@yahoo.com. Those who need a baptism, wedding, or funeral/memorial service should contact him by email as well as by phone, so as to ensure the fastest response.
Services are in English with some Russian, in the Russian traditions. For a detailed calendar of services, click here.
Upload the orthodox church calendar 2012 - English or Russian in pdf.
Saturday April 21, 2012 at 1:30 pm, 4:00 pm and 7:30 pm at International Festival Institute at Round Top, 248 Jaster Road P.O. Box 89 Round Top, TX 78954
Three fabulous and entertaining concerts designed by Thomas Burritt, Head of the Percussion Department at the Butler School of Music at The University of Texas at Austin.
Works by Elliott Carter, Philippe Boivin, Michiko Kitazume, John Sherry, Iannis Xenakis, Edgard Varese …
2011 Texas Medal Awarded Pianist, James Dick & Violinist/Director Ronald Neal, with members of the Dallas Chamber Orchestra, bring you music of Beethoven, Debussy and Dvorak and the story and demonstrations on a Stradivarius violin.
This project is funded and supported in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division believing an investment in the Arts is an investment in Austin’s future. Visit Austin at www.NowPlayingAustin.com
KSP: Russian Song Festival
April 27 - 29
at Lake Tombigbee Campgrounds, Alabama-Coushatta 517 State Park Road 56 Livingston, Texas 77351
With questions write to us at KSPsouth@gmail.com or call at (713) 395-3301.
Also, if you (or someone you know) would like to receive email reminders from us regarding KSP events, please let us know
Tickets are $20 per person. This includes camping in the section D of the campground and participation in the festival. Price is the same for those camping both nights, only one night, or not camping at all, therefore we recommend that you take advantage of all activities at the festival. Children 15 and under do not need a ticket. Please have cash with you as we do not accept checks or credit cards.
We are proud to announce the 12-th Russian Spring Fest Concert, May 27, Sunday 4 PM.
The concert presented by Russian Speakers Society, will feature two outstanding Russian groups Limpopo and Flying Balalaika Brothers. They will perform Russian folk music on traditional folk instruments in colorful costumes, melding with American bluegrass and contemporary international acoustic styles. The concert will appeal to lovers of all styles of music and is for all ages. The artists are the best interpreters of that kind of music.
This project is funded and supported in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division and by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.
Limpopo is a unique blend of tradition, creative talent, culture and originality. Self-described as “crazy Russian folk ‘n’ roll,” they appeal to a wide variety of audiences. Since their arrival to the United States in 1991, they have wowed every crowd, young and old.
Flying Balalaika Brothers made their debut in 1995. Originally comprising of three members who were born in Russia, these virtuoso musicians combined their classical training with folk traditions. Presenting their music to small festivals (Gilroy Festival, Sawdust Festival, Valencia Street Market, Pecan Street Festival, Music Under the Stars, Kerrville Folk Festival), they were soon invited to perform in concert halls around the nation.
ADMISSION:
Adults - $20 • Seniors and students - $15 • Children age 12 to 17 - $10 • Children under 12 – Free
Fr. Aidan may be contacted at hieromonachusaidanus@yahoo.com. Those who need a baptism, wedding, or funeral/memorial service should contact him by email as well as by phone, so as to ensure the fastest response.
Services are in English with some Russian, in the Russian traditions. For a detailed calendar of services, click here.
Upload the orthodox church calendar 2012 - English or Russian in pdf.
