Masterok

Masterok (also spelled "Masterock") is a children's music band from Dnipro, Ukraine. Founded in 1975 by composer, arranger, musician Mikhail Nekrich, the band had numerous members (age 5-14) who contributed their young talents towards its success.
Masterok had countless TV and live appearances all over the world, as well as 5 vinyl LP records and 4 CD albums releases. The band always featured strong vocals, keyboards, guitars, woodwinds, bass, drums & percussion. .
Many former members have chosen the fields of music and art as their careers.

• 1975 M. Nekrich holds first auditions for the band and discovers its first young stars
• 1986 Russian giant Melodiya releases band's second LP "Funny Collection"
• 1986 International Song Festival in Siedlce
• 1986 the band was chosen to stay and perform in Artek
• 1986 International Rock Festival in Kiev
• 2005 Atlantic releases Masterok's Christmas album "Rejoice To Christ’s Birth!"[1]

• Andrey Romaniy - vocals
• Marina Kuleba - vocals, guitar
• Alexandr Levin - bass, vocals
• Svetlana Varjel - keyboards, vocals
• Elena Kuznetsova - keyboards, vocals
• Vitaly Shapovalov - keyboards, vocals
• Natalia Karyaka - keyboards, vocals
• Anastasia Biretz - keyboards, vocals
• Dmitri Rotmistrovsky - flute, vocals
• Yuri Ptashnikov - flute, drums, vocals
• Victoria Sevastianova - keyboards, vocals
• Olga Ishenko - bass
• Irina Spas'ko - vocals, guitar
• Vitaly Sedunov - vibraphone, drums, vocals
• Konstantin Diduch - guitar
• Dmitri Bolotov - guitar
• Vladimir "Shmaga" Rechtman - drums, vocals
• Anton Skhorochodov - drums, vocals
• Alyona Levin - vocals, keyboards
• Elena Kuznetsova Jr - keyboards, vocals
• Evgeny Kuchtin - bass
• Victoria Brekhar - vocals
• Alexandr Parubets - vocals
• Zhanneta Nekrich-Lopez - keyboard
• George Nekrich - violin, vocal

• Natalia Nekrich - répétiteur
• Boris Kaptselovich - sound
• Boris Glizer - theatrical director
• George Nekrich - music director