Moscow Oblast Invests in Music Education with New Instrument Purchases for Lyubertsy District
The Lyubertsy urban district of the Moscow Oblast is set to receive 136 new musical instruments for its additional education institutions in 2026, as part of ongoing efforts to enhance the region’s cultural infrastructure. This initiative is being carried out under the framework of national projects and with the support of Moscow Oblast Governor Andrey Vorobyov.
Modernization of Music School No. 2
First Deputy Head of the Lyubertsy City District, Ilya Motovilov, recently visited Children’s Music School No. 2 to assess the improvements made in 2025. These upgrades were also implemented through national projects and regional support.
According to Motovilov, significant renovations were completed at the school in 2025, including updated classroom furniture, a new stage covering, and a modernized video surveillance system. The folk department and school orchestra received new balalaikas, domras, guitars, and illuminated music stands. The school’s acoustic piano and grand piano collection was entirely replaced with new instruments.
Future Plans for 2026
The modernization efforts will continue in 2026, with the school slated to receive new pianos, button accordions, and accordions under the “Culture” project.
Andrey Vorobyov’s Commitment to the Moscow Oblast
Governor Andrey Vorobyov has been a key figure in the development of the Moscow Oblast since assuming office in September 2013 [1]. His support for cultural initiatives, such as the investment in musical instruments, demonstrates a commitment to enriching the educational landscape of the region.
Lyubertsy and Dzerzhinsky Unification
These investments in education reach as the Lyubertsy urban district undergoes significant administrative changes. In March 2026, Governor Vorobyov signed a law unifying the Lyubertsy and Dzerzhinsky urban districts into a newly formed municipality [2]. This consolidation aims to streamline local governance and improve the delivery of public services.