In honor of its 20th anniversary, the Uma2rman group will perform concerts with the Russian Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. The group will also present a song from the new album, the group’s press service reports.
“My dream was to play our songs in a big way. The musicians and I have been looking for a long time for an orchestra that sounds powerful and at the same time agile, and we have found it! I am glad that in St. Petersburg and Moscow we perform together with the Russian Philharmonic Orchestra. It turns out to be an excellent program. There is a large cast on stage, with string and wind instruments: 45 members of the orchestra and seven of us.” — RIA Novosti quotes Vladimir Kristovsky.
The concert in St. Petersburg will take place in the Lakhta Hall on November 8, and in Moscow the group will perform 20 songs on the stage of the State Kremlin Palace.
On his social network page Uma2rman reported that all tickets for the concert in St. Petersburg were sold.
Uma2rman is a Russian group from Nizhny Novgorod. The team was founded by brothers Vladimir and Sergey Kristovsky. The popularity of the group was brought to them by the songs “Forgive”, “Praskovya”, as well as the final song of the film “Night Watch”. The group also performed the series’ theme song “Daddy’s Daughters.”
