Cossacks Folk Show BAGATITSA

Folklore Show Cossacks BAGATITSA in St.Petersburg

A unique tourist attraction, which allows one to feel the history and soul of Russia in one night! The concert consists of 2 compartments of 45 minutes each.

Bagatitsa (bonfire).

In 2005, on the banks of the Neva appeared a unique creative team - the Ensemble of Dance and Cossack songs "Bagatitsa".

Talented young artists, many of whom are hereditary Cossacks, successfully develop the longstanding creative traditions of the Cossacks. All artists of the Ensemble are professionals, graduates and students of the best creative universities of our country, many are diplomats and laureates of all-Russian and international festivals and competitions.

Today "Bagatitsa" Ensemble presents a unique folklore show, being one of the few in the world collective of such a format. As part of the Vulcan energy, Cossack temperament, brave daring, folk humor, colorfulness and spectacle of a historically adjusted Cossack costume create an unforgettable holiday atmosphere at concerts. Each room is a scene from the real life of the Cossacks, told in a song or shown in dance. Bylins and thoughts, love and passion, excellently done, festive festivities - all this is shown in a modern, understandable to any spectator performance.

Incendiary, sparkling Cossack songs and dances literally blow up any audience audience with their irrepressibility and high artistry, leading to a complete and frantic ecstasy.

A cottage show of Cossack shows in Russia and abroad! This is not enough for many collectives!

Annually the Ensemble gives a large number of concerts for foreign tourists and residents of our city. The ensemble has many different awards and gratitudes, and recently became the owner of the "Grand Prix" of the International Festival "FolkFest 2010". We have many creative plans. In the ensemble's program there are always new numbers, as well as various interesting and unusual projects. The ensemble toured in Sweden, Spain, the Czech Republic, Estonia, in many cities of Finland, where the concert halls were crowded and spectators stood at the end of each concert.

What does the word "Bagatitsa" mean? The simplest answer is that the Cossacks call it a fire. And just as a big fire flares up from a small spark, our Ensemble, whose motto "Guarding the Soul of Russia", is gaining strength!