Fans call Vitold Petrovsky's singing spiritual and sublime. The vocalist is predicted to have a brilliant career. At the same time, the opinion is expressed that singing in his native language, and not in a foreign one, reveals his talent much better.
Vitold Vitoldovich is sure that he cannot but sing. A radio host, actor, athlete and coach calls this position his professional credo and claims that he does not need another. His repertoire includes romances, author's songs, hits, foreign classics and his own compositions. A strong voice that is unique in its range allows him to sing everything.
The path to the vocation
The biography of the future star began in 1986. The child was born in the town of Sosnovy Bor near Kolomna on February 27 in the family of a serviceman and a pastry chef. The boy showed talent for music from childhood. Parents supported their son.
At the same time, there was an interest in sports. Witold chose martial arts. Music and karate remained my favorite hobbies in adult life. Until the 4th grade, the boy studied in a military city, then the family moved to Kolomna. After the parents parted, the boy received his mother's maiden name, becoming Petrovsky.
The first vocal mentor was the director of the Zhytomyr Center for the Creativity of Children and Youth Nikolai Evdokimovich Polivoda, where the boy lived with his grandparents. For the first time, ten-year-old Vitold took part in a singing competition there. The result of the Festival of Children and Youth Creativity "My Talents" 1999 was the second place.
In the nomination "Pop Vocal" Petrovsky won the "Pearl of the Crimea" competition.
After school, the graduate continued his education at the conductor-choir department of the Zhytomyr Music College. He finished his studies in Kolomna, where he returned two years later. The young man began to sing in the rap group "D. L. S." In 2007, he recorded a kind of hymn to his favorite sport, the composition "Kyokushinkai Karate".
Success
On stage, the vocalist began his career in Oleg Mityaev's project "Long live the muses." Songs to Pushkin's poems to the music of Tukhmanov were highly appreciated by the audience, who noted the wonderful voice of the aspiring singer. Petrovsky became a laureate of the Tsarskoye Selo Prize.
A tour of Russian cities with Mityaev lasted from 2007 to 2010. In 2009, Vitold starred in the program "Shelter of Comedians", and received his first fame as the winner of the "Live Sound" competition.
In early 2011, Perovsky recorded the soundtrack for the film "Quiet Outpost". In the acting role, the performer was realized in the musical "Heart of Ice". Kai became the hero of Vitold. In 2013-2014, the performer took part in the TV shows "Artist" and "Live Sound".
He was a member of the "X Factor" project, where he became the winner of the favorite artist according to the results of the audience vote. In September 2015, Witold came to the TV show "The Voice". He reached the final and finished second.
In 2016 he made his debut as a radio host. The author's program “Meeting with Witold” on Radio-1, which was conceived as a meeting with musicians and poets, became a success.
Time present
The performer prefers not to talk about his personal life. He met his beloved Tatyana at the age of 14. Becoming 25 years old, the young people got married. However, the couple broke up a year later. They repeatedly made attempts to resume relations, but it all ended with the death of Tatiana. Vitold took her departure very hard. He dedicates each of his songs to her memory.
Petrovsky became the owner of the main prize of the radio "New Wave" "Talent-2018" in 2018. The beginning of 2019 brought a nomination for the interactive prize "Grammy Fan Awards" of the radio station "Russian Chart FM".
The artist maintains a channel on Youtube. Petrovsky has pages on VKontakte and Instagram. The singer is fond of billiards and fishing.
Twice a year Vitold presents new concert programs and tours. The vocalist's solo album is being prepared for release. In January 2020, the artist signed a contract with the production center of Grigory Leps.
