The concert of Belarus guitarist Valery Didula was sold out in Penza
Print
Penza, 17 November 2011. PenzaNews. The concert “Sun Music” of famous Belarus guitarist and composer Valery Didula and musical group “DiDuLa” was sold out in the Penza regional Drama Theater named after A.V. Lunacharsky on Wednesday, November, 16th. In spite of the fact that the tickets cost from 700 to 2000 rubles, there weren’t empty seats at the theater, except two loges.
© PenzaNewsBuy the photo
The performance lasted 2.5 hours. The group “DiDuLa” presented 20 compositions of different styles. Two of them were Valery Didula’s solo. During the concert the actor moved on the scene with musical instrument and danced. They get flowers from fans, changed suits and acoustic guitars between the compositions.
After the concert the spectators did not let the musicians to go, giving a standing ovation.
The spectator Eleonora Kulikova said: “I’m delighted. The concert did not consist of only compositions but it was a real performance”.
The spectator Olga Smirnova expressed confidence that there are not less talented musitians in Russia, but they aren’t able to present themselves. Valery Didula presented himself masterly.
Valery Mihaylovich Didula is Belarus guitarist and the composer. He was born in a Grodno on January, 24th, 1969.
He begins his career as the third guitarist of bans “Alie Zory” directed by Nikolay Hitrika. After that he was a sound producer of Grodno dance group “Belie Rosy”. Traveling together with the group in Europe, Valery Didula got acquainted with traditional music of Spaniards which made an essential impact on his creative work.
Belarus television youth musical contest also played an important role in Valery Didula’s life. Having passed some rounds and performed at gala concert, Valery Didula got acquainted with many directors, composers and editors.
Valery Didula's first album “Flamenco” was released in 2000. Then there were disks: “Way to Baghdad” (2002), “Way Of Six Strings” (2003), “Legend” (2004), “Cave Town Inkerman» (2006), “Live In Moscow” (2006), “Color dreams” (2006), “Grand Collection” (2006), “The Music Of The Never Shot Cinema” (2007) and others.
