Alexander Mamonov, the producer of the show, stressed that this is not a commercial project, but a cultural initiative. Using modern technologies, organizers want to create a bridge between generations and allow the audience to take a new look at Vysotsky’s legacy.
To create a digital pair, he examined team archive records, photos and video materials. The close artist provided special help, including his son Nikita Vysotsky. As a result of careful work, a historical personality of this scale was obtained in the world’s first full -covered man.
During the show, Vysotsky’s songs in new arrangements for jazz and symphony orchestras will be heard. The digital Avars of modern artists will also appear on the stage.
Source: Ferra
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