Olesya Rostovskaya
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Olesya Rostovskaya | |
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Олеся Ростовская | |
 Rostovskaya with theremin made by Andrey Smirnov | |
| Born | 6 January 1975 |
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| Musical career | |
| Origin | Near Moscow, Russia |
| Genres | Classical, contemporary |
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| Labels | Artes Mirabiles |
Olesya Rostovskaya (Russian: Олеся Ростовская; born 6 January 1975) is a Russian composer, theremin player, carillonneur, organist, campanologist and Russian bell ringer (zvonist).[1]
- Soul of a Bell. Russian Music on Carillon (Audio CD) — AM 090000, © Artes Mirabiles, 2009
- Nikolai Obouhov. Croix Sonore (Audio CD) - SMC CD 0083, © & (P) Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatoire, 2012[2]
- What Peter The Great Heard From The Carillon Tower (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 160001, © Artes Mirabiles, 2016
- Soul of a Bell 2 (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 170002, © Artes Mirabiles, 2017
- Tanido Espanol (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 170003, © Artes Mirabiles, 2017
- 16 Century Discothèque (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 170004, © Artes Mirabiles, 2017
- The Bells of Northern Skies (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 180005, © Artes Mirabiles, 2018
- The Organ In A Russian Home (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 180007, © Artes Mirabiles, 2018
- Weightlessness - theremin and electric violin (Audio CD + DSD 512) — AM 190008, © Artes Mirabiles, 2019
- 5 Parts from 'Missa Electronica Paschalis' for theremin, voices, organ and electronics (DSD 512) — AM 200010, © Artes Mirabiles, 2020[3]
