STAGING & PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT SINCE 1996
At the beginning of October 2007, a large private gala event took place on the territory of the Konstantinovsky Palace near St. Petersburg, where JSA installed a special pavilion in the regular park of the recently restored Palace complex on the shore of the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea. It was a temporary structure for a universal, multifunctional concert hall for high-status guests.
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On July 21 and 22, 2007, the annual festival “KRYLYA” (in English – WINGS) took place in Moscow, which is one of the largest open-air musical events held in the capital of the Russian Federation. This year, the festival presented the audience with an interesting and vibrant musical program, outside of formats and genre restrictions. Many stars of the modern Russian rock scene, as well as new, relevant performers, performed on the double stage traditionally installed by the JSA company.
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For the first time, the fate of the 2006 Climbing World Cup was decided in Russia. From November 2 to 4, the 13th Moscow International Ski Salon was held at the Gostiny Dvor in the center of Moscow. This was the most visited exhibition of goods and services in Russia for winter sports and outdoor activities.
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From August 4 to 6, 2006, one of the largest open-air festivals in Russia, “NASHESTVIE” (in English – INVASION) took place in the Ryazan Region on Cape Sredizemny (Mediterranean), located between the Oka River and Orekhovoye (Nutty) Lake. During the three days of “Rock Nashestvie,” three stages operated simultaneously: Central, Northern, and Southern. The festival participants included the best rock bands in the country, as well as teams playing alternative music. This year, the festival was visited by more than 80,000 people. JSA was the stage contractor for this event.
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On July 29 and 30, 2006, the “KRYLYA” (in English – WINGS) rock festival took place in Moscow. It has already become an annual, largest open-air musical event in the Russian capital. If earlier KRYLIA focused only on rock, this year the festival covered the entire spectrum of modern musical genres – ska, reggae, folklore, glam rock, metal, electronic music, rap and many others. On the double stage installed by the JSA company, performers not only from Russia, but also musicians from Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Latvia, France, the USA, Scotland and Brazil performed.
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