My projects

Vladimir – Up Close

An intimate performance with a pianist, Vladimir – Up Close takes audiences on a heartfelt journey through his life in music. From early beginnings to the present day, he shares personal stories and the pieces that shaped him – music filled with memories, brought to life with warmth, humour, and passion.

Vladimir & Anton

As part of their family ensemble, Vladimir has performed with his brother Anton since childhood. In 2013, they decided to form an official duo: Vladimir & Anton.
 
Their breathtaking interpretations of iconic pieces such as Those Were the DaysBella CiaoHava NagilaViva La Vida, and Bohemian Rhapsody seamlessly fuse classical finesse with contemporary energy, captivating audiences across generations.
 
This brotherly partnership gained widespread popularity in medium-sized concert halls and also led to major performances with orchestras such as the BBC Concert Orchestra, RTÉ Concert Orchestra, and Ulster Orchestra, as well as a UK tour with soprano Katherine Jenkins.

4 Seasons Explained

A unique arrangement of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons for a 45-piece orchestra, blending the timeless elegance of the original with the cinematic power of a 21st-century soundtrack. Featuring instruments like the wind machine, thunder sheet, and full wind and brass sections, this version reimagines the iconic work with vivid texture and drama.

Masterfully arranged and orchestrated by Vladimir’s youngest brother, Viktor Jablokov, the production also offers the option of abstract moving imagery, inspired by the original 300-year-old sonnets that bring the music’s story to life.

Vladimir's Family Christmas

In 2009, Vladimir reunited his family and, for the first time, invited his five siblings and both parents to join him for a few small concerts in December. The idea was to relive the memories of performing together and to gather on the same stage once again – and the time before Christmas felt like the perfect moment.

What began as a heartfelt reunion has since grown into a beloved tradition. The production and venues have expanded year after year, culminating in performances at Dublin’s 3Arena since 2022.