Anna Buturlina, a jazz Russian singer and Elsa’s official Russian voice from the animated movie Frozen, performed at the Academy Awards on February 10. There, along with artists from other countries, she will perform the song Into the Unknown. On February 7, Friday, reported "Gazeta.ru".
It is reported that the Russian woman will present the audience a song from the children's animated film "Frozen 2" together with singer Aurora, Idina Menzel and performers from other countries. These are Willemijon Verkaik from Germany, Maria Lucia Rosenberg from Denmark, Saenz from Latin America, Takako Matsu from Japan, Kasya Laska from Poland, Carmen Garcia Lisa Stoke from Norway, Gizela from Spain and Gem Vichayani from Thailand.
Biography of Anna Buturlina
The future Russian jazz singer, musical actress and producer Anna Buturlina was born on May 31, 1977 in Moscow. With six years, the girl studied piano at the music school. Prokofiev. Then her first debut on stage took place - she played the main role of the Fox in the children's musical performance "Fox and the Wolf." From an early age, Anya was very fond of singing, but was not going to become a vocalist - she wanted to be an academic pianist, so all her strength in a music school was directed at this. However, at the age of 14, her priorities changed, and Anna decided to enter the Gnesinsky School for choral conducting.
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Although from a young age she loved jazz (her idols were Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong and Sarah Vaughan), initially the girl wanted to be an opera singer. Teachers told her that with the lyrical-coloratura soprano Anna can only go to operetta. But Buturlina thought her genre was not very serious. Soon, the girl accidentally heard Erroll Garner Misty. And from that time, she began to sing jazz.
Bright jazz singer
On the domestic stage, Anna Buturlina became one of the most prominent jazz singers. At the age of 19, she was a big-band soloist led by Anatoly Kroll. She recorded and performed with such famous jazz musicians as Lev Kushnir, Daniil Kramer Aleksey Kuznetsov, Igor Butman, Alex Rostotsky, Vladimir Danilin, Yakov Okun, Georgy Garanyan.
She toured with the Gnesins RAM big band and the Moscow Ragtime Band dixieland. In 1996, at the Moscow Autumn festival, she made her debut with the I. Farmakovsky ensemble.
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In 1998, a jazz singer collaborated with the ensemble JAZZ-ACCORD.
In 1998, on November 23, together with the ensemble "Different People" made the first audio recording.
In August of the same year, Anna performed as a soloist in the Hot Nine Orchestra at the first Moscow Jazz in the Garden festival.
In September, she performed at the Kinoshok film festival with a jazz program.
In 2004-2005 Buturlina was a soloist in the Igor Butman Orchestra.
In February 2009, she first acted as a producer, having held the first competition of jazz young vocalists in Moscow.
Also in Anna's assets are the musicals "Dracula" and "Penelope, or 2 + 2". In the last of them, she played Penelope.
In May 2015, as part of the chamber jazz orchestra named after O. Lundstrem spoke at the UN General Assembly.
In 2017, three discs were released at once - "Beware, " music "", "All this is jazz" and "The Key to the Kingdom".
Currently, Buturlina successfully performs with the Russian State Orchestra of Cinematography with the Jazz Orchestra named after Oleg Lundstrem.
Records vocal parts for cartoons and movies.
Scoring Disney cartoons
The singer is known as the Russian voice who voiced Disney films. In 2009, Anna voiced Tiana from the movie "The Princess and the Frog." Also, the vivid work was the voice of Queen Elsa from the animated film Frozen. There she performed the Russian version of the original Let It Go song, “Let It Go and Forget It.”
