Neposedy
Sign in to saveNeposedy (; ) is a children's music group formed in Moscow, Russia in 1991 by Elena Pindzhoyan and later supported by Yuri Nikolaev. Although starting out with a group of 15 children that rotated per performance, the group later did not have a fixed membership and hundreds of children have been estimated to have been part of Neposedy at some stage during its history.
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It sits within the topics Musical groups from Moscow, Music schools in Russia and Russian pop music groups.
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- musical group
- Country of origin
- Soviet Union
- Official website
- neposedi.ru
- Image
- Елена Михайловна Пинджоян.jpg
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- Commons category
- Neposedy
- inception
- 1991-04-12
- start of work period
- 1991-00-00
- location of formation
- Sretenka Street
- name
- Непоседы
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Neposedy (; ) is a children's music group formed in Moscow, Russia in 1991 by Elena Pindzhoyan and later supported by Yuri Nikolaev. Although starting out with a group of 15 children that rotated per performance, the group later did not have a fixed membership and hundreds of children have been estimated to have been part of Neposedy at some stage during its history.
==History== Neposedy was founded by then 22-year-old Elena Pindzhoyan as a children's club at Moscow's Leningrad district's local Pioneers Palace, focusing on children's music. Initially, Neposedy was founded as Pindzhoyan's graduation project at the Moscow State Art and Cultural University. Among the first members of Neposedy were 3-year-old Anna Topalova and her older brother Vlad Topalov, Vsevolod Polishchuk, Yulya and Alyona Malinovskaya, Evgeniya Tremasova, Kseniya Tremasova, Mari Suare and Evgeniya Letichevskaya.
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