Olesya Rostovskaya

Olesya Rostovskaya (; born 6 January 1975) is a Russian composer, theremin player, carillonneur, organist, campanologist and Russian bell ringer (zvonist).

Discography Soul of a Bell. Russian Music on Carillon (Audio CD) — AM 090000, © Artes Mirabiles, 2009 Nikolai Obouhov. Croix Sonore (Audio CD) - SMC CD 0083, © & (P) Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatoire, 2012 What Peter The Great Heard From The Carillon Tower (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 160001, © Artes Mirabiles, 2016 Soul of a Bell 2 (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 170002, © Artes Mirabiles, 2017 Tanido Espanol (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 170003, © Artes Mirabiles, 2017 16 Century Discothèque (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 170004, © Artes Mirabiles, 2017 The Bells of Northern Skies (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 180005, © Artes Mirabiles, 2018 The Organ In A Russian Home (Audio CD + DSD 256) — AM 180007, © Artes Mirabiles, 2018 Weightlessness - theremin and electric violin (Audio CD + DSD 512) — AM 190008, © Artes Mirabiles, 2019 5 Parts from 'Missa Electronica Paschalis' for theremin, voices, organ and electronics (DSD 512) — AM 200010, © Artes Mirabiles, 2020

Awards Sacred music contest (1996, Russia) First National Young Composers Contest (1999, Russia) “New generation music” festival (2000, Russia) Massalitinov's national music contest (2005, Russia) Piano improvisation contest (2006, Russia) 10th ARTIADA of Russia (2009, Russia) «Pure Sound 2019» International Award for the Best Audio Recording of Russian Academic Music (2019, Russia) «Pure Sound 2021» International Award for the Best Audio Recording of Russian Academic Music for solo album «Like Breath. Carillon improvisations»