Petrozavodsk State Glazunov Conservatoire is a public music conservatory in Petrozavodsk, the Republic of Karelia, Russia.^[1]

The Petrozavodsk Conservatoire has around 100 faculty members and provides undergraduate and postgraduate training in music to its 600 students.^[2]

The Petrozavodsk Conservatoire has two associated orchestras and a choir:^[3] Petrozavodsk Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra, Petrozavodsk Conservatoire Folk Instruments Orchestra and Petrozavodsk Conservatoire Academic Choir^[4]

The Petrozavodsk Conservatoire was founded in 1967 as a branch of the Saint-Petersburg Conservatory and became an independent higher education institution in 1991.  

In 2013 it was named after the Russian composer Alexander Glazunov, former director of Saint-Petersburg Conservatory.^[5]

• Georgi Lapchinski (1967—1971)
• Vladimir Kasatkin (1971—1976)
• Vyachheslav Kalaberda (1977—1997)
• Sergei Sukhov (1997—2002)
• Vladimir Soloviev (2002—2018)^[6]
• Aleksei Kubyshkin (since 2018)^[7][8]

• International Chopin Piano Competition for Young Pianists^[9]
• International "Silver Sounds" Contest for Woodwinds, Brass and Percussion^[10]
• International Folk Instruments Performers Competition "The Cup of the North" named after Albin Repnikov^[11]
• International Alexander Glazunov Youth Music Competition^[12]

• Piano Solo
• Chamber Ensemble and Piano Accompaniment
• Strings
• Woodwind, Brass and Percussion instruments
• Folk Instruments
• Vocal Arts
• Conducting
• Music Theory and Composition
• Music History
• Finno-Ugric Music

• Alexander Lubyantsev, International Tchaikovsky Competition prize winner
• Yulia Matochkina,^[14][15][16] International Tchaikovsky Competition prize winner
• Nadezhda Pavlova^[17]
• Arina Vaganova^[18]
• Larisa Gabitova^[19]
• Yuri Klaz^[20]
• Mikhail Totsky^[21][22]
• Valentin Bogdanov^[23]

• http://glazunovcons.ru/

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