Died Alexander Vedernikov - conductor, who reformed the Bolshoi Theater
Critic Dmitry Renansky recalls how the entire Russian musical culture has changed as a result Alexander Kurov / TASS On October 29, in Moscow, at 57 years of life, conductor Alexander Vedernikov died from coronavirus. From 2001 to 2009, he was the musical director of the Bolshoi Theater, and after the resignation made a brilliant international career. For the past ten years, he almost did not perform in Russia - even after in 2019 he became the chief conductor of the Mikhailovsky Theater.