Performed in productions at the Vienna State Opera, the Berlin State Opera, the Deutsche Oper Berlin, The Semperoper in Dresden, The Deutsche Oper am Rhein, Washington National Opera, the Dallas Opera, the Teatro Petruzzelli in Bari, Opera Royal de Wallonie in Liege, the Opéra National du Rhin in Strasburg, the opera theatres in Cologne and Stuttgart, the National Theatre Prague, the Theater Erfurt, the Wroclaw Opera, New Israel Opera in Tel-Aviv, the Korea National Opera in Seoul, the Mariinsky Theatre, the Tatar State Opera, The National Academic Grand Opera and Ballet Theatre of the Republic of Belarus, as well as in concert venues, such as the Concert Hall “Gaveau”, the UNESCO Concert Hall (Paris), the Mozart Concert Hall in Mannheim (Germany), the Concert Hall of the European Parliament (Strasbourg), the Vilnius Congress Concert Hall, the Megaron Concert Hall (Athens), the Great hall of the Moscow Conservatory, the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, the Saint-Petersburg Philharmonia, Place des Arts in Montreal, Carnegie Hall (New York) and concert venues in Seoul, Tokyo and Beijing.

Participated in several large festivals, such as the International Opera Festival in Savonlinna (Finland), the Lucerne Festival (Switzerland), The International Music Festival Český Krumlov (Czech Republic), the Festival of Opera named after L. Linkhovoin (Ulan-Ude), the international festivals as Chaliapin Opera Festival (Kazan), the Mikhailov Festival (Cheboksary), the Krushelnitskaya Festival (Lvov), “Basses of the 21st Century” (Samara), “Russian Musical Evenings in Paris”, the Ohrid Summer Festival (Macedonia), the Petrov Festival “Musical Kremlin” (Moscow), “The International Christmas Opera Forum” (Belarus), “Crescendo”, “Autumn in Boldino” (Nizhny Novgorod), “Stars of the White Nights” (St Petersburg) and “Hibla Gerzmava invites…” (Moscow).

Collaborated repeatedly with the Big Symphonic Orchestra under the leadership of V. Fedoseyev, the State Symphony Capella of Russia headed by V. Polyansky, the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra under the leadership of G. Rinkevičius and with the orchestras of Russian folk instruments named after N. Nekrasov, N. Kalinin and N. Osipov.