Astemir Apanasov

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Astemir Apanasov, (born September 21, 1989, Nalchik) is a Circassian singer, musician, composer, and actor.

He received seceral awards including Honored Artist of the Republic of Adygea, Honored Artist Of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, Honored Artist of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic, Grand Prix of the All-Russian competition "Blue Bird", victory in the final and superfinal of the television competition "Morning Star" (2003),^[1] Winner of the International Competition "Hopes of Europe", laureate of the International Theater Festival Fringe in Edinburgh (Scotland), laureate of the IV Annual Prize of the first all-Caucasian ethnomusic TV channel "9 Wave",^[2] laureate of the I and II prizes of the International Competition "Hopes of Europe".

Biography[]

He was born to a Circassian Chemguy-Kabardian family on September 21, 1989, in the city of Nalchik of the Kabardino-Balkarian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. He studied under the guidance of Professor Valery Garkalin.^[3]

Activity[]

He participated in creative projects together with Sergei Bezrukov, , Vladimir Pankov, Stas Namin, Yulia Mikhalchik and Aleksey Goman. He participated in the television program "Big Difference". He worked in conjunction with the Circassian "Coffeetime" group.

In theater[]

• Musical "Three Musketeers", dir. S. Krasnoperets - D'Artanyan, guardsman, musketeer.^[4]
• Musical "Hair", dir. Beau Crowell (USA), Stas Namin - Claude, the tribe of love.
• S. Mrozhek "Serenade", dir. Valery Garkalin - Head of the family.
• "On the verge of spring", dir. M. Razuvaev, A. Davydov, G. Auerbach.
• "Little Witch" dir. P. Gaiduchenko and O. Lopukhov are a raven.
• "Above the clear blue sky", dir. A. Rubinstein (England, Edinburgh).
• Beatlemania, dir. Stas Namin.
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, dir. A. Davydov - Friday-gnome, Queen's advisor.
• Alice in Wonderland, dir. I. Zamotaev, A. Prokuratov.
• The Bremen Town Musicians is a jester.
• V. Voinovich "Soldier Ivan Chonkin", dir. Andrey Rossinsky, with the participation of Vladimir Voinovich.
• A. Ostrovsky "The Snow Maiden", dir. Vladimir Pankov.
• B. Vasiliev "Tomorrow Was the War" dir. per. RF M. Razuvaev - Sasha Stameskin.
• A. Pushkin "Feast during the plague" dir. per. RF M. Razuvaev.
• The Broadway Musical "Chaplin" Role - Chaplin directed by Warren Carlisle

In films and television[]

• Main Stage 2 (2015) as part of the Coffee Time Band.
• "Big difference"
• "Shelter of Comedians"
• "Life Line" in 2009
• Channel "First game" - TV presenter.

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