Marina Kapuro

rdf:langString Marina Kapuro

rdf:langString Marina Kapuro

rdf:langString Marina Kapuro

rdf:langString Марина Капуро

rdf:langString folk rock, Pop rock, Musical

rdf:langString Singing

rdf:langString Saint Petersburg, Russia

rdf:langString Marina Stanislavovna Kapuro (Russian: Марина Станиславовна Капуро, born October 15, 1961, Leningrad), is a Russian singer. She entered the Pioneers Palace's ensemble at the age of eight. Later she completed at Saint Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts. Together with composer , she founded the folk rock band (apple). She also worked with Yuri Morozov, Chizh & Co, Nautilus Pompilius, and with the celtic rock group . In 1993, she recorded Sergey Kuryokhin's Sparrow Oratorium. The same year she was made Meritorious Artist of Russia. She sang the anthem of 1994 Goodwill Games held in Saint Petersburg. In 2000, the most successful of her eight albums was released; it was titled Небеса (Nebesa, The Sky) and included songs by Norwegian songwriter Claudia Scott. In 2008 she performed solo songs in the ABBA jukebox musical named ABBAmania (produced by ). She covered a few famous classic and pop tunes, and recorded them; e.g. Schubert's Ave Maria, Londonderry Air, ABBAs Happy New Year and Mike Oldfield's To France. In 2016, Kapuro released Matinee a collaboration with British composer and producer David Courtney. The album featured a number of Courtney,'s compositions who also produced the album. Both Marina Kapuro & David Courtney received the prestigious Tsarskoselskaya Art Award in recognition of their collaboration on album. David Courtney is the first British composer to receive this award.

rdf:langString Марина Капуро