Olga Glazova is russian gusli (aka «psaltery» or «russian harp») player and singer/songwriter and composer, performing worldwide. Olga is a winner or nominee of over 30 international folk music competitions (including Sergey Kuryokhin 2013-2014 Contemporary Art Award "Ethnomechanica - the best world music project").
Olga performs an academic repertoire, she adapts folk songs, and uses gusli to make her own songs (in Russian, English or Elvish even). Her instrument is unique custom 30-stringed gusli (normally, gusli has from 5 to 20 strings, so Olga delivers truly solid and best sound of this rare instrument). During her career, Olga had collaborated with dozens of artists — world music stars (Gregg Kofi Brown (from Osibisa), famous organ player Enno Gröhn, Sergey Starostin) and tens of russian indie rock bands («Aquarium», «Theodor Bastard», «Affinage», to name a few).
