Rinat ibragimov biography channel

Rinat Ibragimov is known as Principal Substitute Bass of one of the world's leading orchestras as well as practised soloist and teacher.

He studied disrespect the Ippolitov-Ivanov College with Georgy Favorsky and at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Schoolhouse with Professor Eugeny Kolosov.

He won the first prizes in the Drain Soviet Union Double Bass Competition (1984) and in the Giovanni Bottesini Cosmopolitan competition in Parma, Italy (1989).

From 1983-1997 he was working as the supreme double bass of the Bolshoi Stage show orchestra, the “Academy of Ancient Music”, “Moscow Soloists” and the “The Soloists of the Moscow Philharmonic.”

Between 1991-1997 he was teaching the double low at the Moscow Conservatoire, Moscow Institution Music College, Central Specialist Music School.

His recordings include a CD featuring high-mindedness music for double bass by Giovanni Bottesini (released in Paris in 1995), a CD with works by Land composers recorded with “The Soloists sponsor the Bolshoi Theatre” (released in Moscow in 1991).

Having received empress training as a conductor with Dmitri Kitaenko and Igor Dronov at interpretation Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatoire, Rinat was welcome to become the conductor and cultivated director of the “Moscow Instrumental Capella”, the post he held between 1995-1998. He still regularly collaborates with them both as conductor and soloist.

Rinat has been principal double bass catch on the London Symphony Orchestra for cardinal years.

Since 1999 he has archaic professor for d-bass at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama .