The Student Conductors Competition took place in Ufa, Russia. There were participants from the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory and other conservatories in the Russian Federation.

Maestro Gorbik was awarded a Commendation expressing the Highest Gratitude of Imperial Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna Romanova.

This Gorbik masterclass was the second one to take place in 2023 in New York City. Masterclasses had never before been given in this wonderful city.

The Capital Symphony Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Gorbik opened its new concert season in the Great Hall of the Central House of Scientists in Moscow.

Maestro Vladimir Gorbik conducted a Choral and Conducting Masterclass in San Diego, California, USA. This event was a great success, with the students putting their lessons to use in singing and conducting Divine Services (the All-Night Vigil and Divine Liturgy) in both San Diego and Carlsbad, California.

Symphonies by Franz Schubert and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart were performed at the Moscow Central House of Scientists.

Two masterclasses given by Moscow-based Maestro Vladimir Gorbik took place, the first in Seattle, Washington and the second in both San Diego and Carlsbad, California. These sessions were both resounding successes.

Maestro Vladimir Gorbik led a masterclass in San Diego and Carlsbad, CA for the first time in his conducting activities in the United States. His colleague Dr. Vladimir Morosan, gathered many of the church conductors and singers from Southern California Orthodox Christian Church parishes to participate in this event.

Russian conductor Vladimir Gorbik gives masterclasses for American orchestral conductors-students and offers symphony concert “From Russia with Love” in Pittsburg, Kansas.

Associate Professor Vladimir Gorbik received a Commendation and Expression of Gratitude from the Moscow State Conservatory.

The Gorbik Masterclass in Lenexa, Kansas, was a success. Church singers and choir directors from different area parishes participated in this event.

The latest performance of the Russian National Orchestra took place in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory. At the helm was special guest conductor Vladimir Gorbik, Principal Conductor and Director of the Capital Symphony Orchestra and Senior Choir Conductor of the Holy Trinity – St Sergius Lavra.

Vladimir Alexandrovich Gorbik is hereby awarded the Russian Orthodox Church Order of Venerable Sergius of Radonezh, Third Class.

Vladimir Alexandrovich Gorbik is hereby appointed to the post of Head Conductor of Holy Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra.

The Capital Symphony Orchestra is a young ensemble, created in 2017 as an international project. Since its founding, it has rapidly established itself not only onstage around Moscow, but also abroad.