VladimirPiterish

Baritone, soloist with the Russian Army Choir and the St Petersburg Baritones music alliance, prize-winner at international competitions.

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Morning channels 1–7

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Afternoon channels 8–13

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Evening channels 14–19

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About the artist

A baritone from St Petersburg

Vladimir Piterish is a baritone. He sings popular songs, romances and Soviet classics from the repertoires of Magomayev, Khil, Kobzon and Leshchenko.

Since 2013 he has been a soloist with the St Petersburg Baritones music alliance and the Russian Army Choir. With the alliance he performs in the White Hall of the Polytechnic University and at the Bryullov Mansion; with the choir he tours Russia and abroad.

Portrait of Vladimir Piterish in a dinner jacket
Vladimir Piterish

He studied piano at music school and graduated from the St Petersburg State Institute of Culture in pop and jazz singing and musical theatre. In 2024 he recorded Zastava (The Outpost) from the film Na Dalney Zastave (At the Far Outpost).

  • VoiceBaritone
  • EnsemblesRussian Army Choir, St Petersburg Baritones
  • EducationSt Petersburg State Institute of Culture, pop and jazz singing and musical theatre
  • InstrumentPiano
  • LanguagesRussian, English

In pictures

Vladimir Piterish singing on stage
On stage
Vladimir singing a solo with the Russian Army Choir
Solo with the Russian Army Choir
Vladimir singing in a palace hall
In a palace hall

Teletext, page 100For concert organisers

Vladimir Piterish performs a solo programme, with the St Petersburg Baritones music alliance and with the Russian Army Choir. To arrange a concert, date and programme, message him directly on VK.

Formats

  • Solo programme
  • Performance with the St Petersburg Baritones music alliance
  • Solo numbers with the Russian Army Choir
  • Celebrations, corporate evenings, anniversaries

Repertoire

  • Songs from the repertoires of Muslim Magomayev, Eduard Khil, Iosif Kobzon, Lev Leshchenko and Yuri Gulyaev
  • Songs by Aleksandra Pakhmutova, Arno Babajanian, Mikael Tariverdiev, Maxim Dunayevsky and Isaak Schwartz
  • Romances and film songs
  • War and patriotic songs

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