The Yale Russian Chorus
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The Yale Russian Chorus is a tenor-bass choir founded in 1953 by Denis Mickiewicz as an offshoot of the Yale Russian Club. The choir made 16 tours to the USSR, starting in 1958, when it was the first private group from the USA to visit after the Lacy-Zarubin Agreement on cultural exchange. The alumni of the chorus continued to meet to preserve Mickiewicz's legacy and perform anniversary concerts. Under Mark Bailey, the university chorus diverged from the repertoire and style of the original chorus and lost touch with the alumni, but the groups were eventually reconnected, and performed together in 2017. Conductors: 1953-1967: Denis Mickiewicz 1964-1968: Daniel Gsovski 1968-1970: Bruce Lieberman 1970-1972: Daniel Godfrey 1972-1974: Brock Holmes 1974-1977: Alex Kuzma 1977-1979: Steven Lipsitt 1979-1980: Eric Lipsitt 1980-1982: Guy Brewer (2) 1982-1984: Gregory Burnside 1984-1986: Parke Burgess 1986-1989: Michael Schnack 1989-1995: David-Marc Finley 1995-2017: Mark Bailey (18) 2017-2018: Stephan Sveshnikov 2018-2019: Brooks Chupp 2019-Present: Ioann Popov Spin-off groups: The Yale Slavic Chorus (1969), Slavyanka Men's Russian Chorus (1979), New York Russian Chorus (1983), The Kartuli Ensemble (1985) & Iveria (1985).
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The Yale Russian Chorus
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Denis Mickiewicz
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The Yale Russian Chorus
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