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The international press describes his playing as " Kirill Troussov is a regular guest at prestigious concert halls and renowned international music festivals, all over the world. His substitution for Gidon Kremer in Paris, the Asia Tour with the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra, his spectacular performance at the BBC Proms and his activity as jury member at international competitions — among others at the Schoenfeld International String Competition — are just some of numerous highlights of his past concert seasons.

Since he is chairman and artistic director of the Hong Kong International Young Musicians Competition as well as vice president and artistic director of the Carl Flesch Competition in Hungary. Since the label Orchid Classics has been releasing the series "Kirill Troussov Live", where over 40 of his celebrated live concert performances will be available on all audio-streaming platforms.

Meanwhile this series has reached 2. Furthermore he became artistic Aavisor of the international Music Festival Kaposfest in Hungary and artistic director of the international Music Festival Ammerseerenade near Munich in Germany. Kirill Troussov plays the Antonio Stradivari violin "Brodsky" of , on which violinist Adolph Brodsky performed the world premiere of Tchaikovsky's violin concerto, on December 4, Ever since they could walk and even before that, ever since they can remember, they have played together: Kirill Troussov and his sister Alexandra Troussova.

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And in the meantime, they have become one of the few sibling duos enjoying international standing. What makes this duo so special is the unique combination of perfect technique and the astonishing emotions that not only link brother and sister but also thoroughly captivate the audience. After the concert, people often come up to us with tears in their eyes saying, 'You two have evoked the entire palette of emotions for us — from the most profound sadness to the utmost joy'.