Young Belarusian became the winner of the international piano competition in Estonia

March 25, Minsk /BELTA correspondent/. Nikita Kuleshov, a student of the Polotsk Children's Art School, became the winner of the IV International Competition of Young Pianists named after J.S. Bach, held in the Estonian city of Narva. This was reported to BELTA correspondent by the Consul General of Belarus in Tallinn, Alexander Ostrovsky. The competition brought together almost 40 performers from eight countries. The Belarusian pianist was the best among the participants of the younger age group. Another student of the Polotsk Children's Art School, Yulia Kotlyarova, was awarded a diploma for high performing skills in the older age group. Upon completion of the competition, its laureates gave a concert on the stage of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre in Tallinn. As part of the competition, an exhibition of works by students of the Polotsk Children's Art School "Belarusian Painting" was held.-0-