Ocntober 13, 2024 | Zaryadye Concert Hall
Soloist – Daniil Kogan, violin
Conductor – Ivan Nikiforchin
Taneyev. Concert Suite for violin and orchestra in G minor, Op. 28
Gavrilin. “House on the Road”, symphonic suite No.7
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Rachmaninoff’s Music and Ivan Bessonov
October 7, 2024 | Svetlanov Hall of the Moscow Performing Arts Center
Soloist – Ivan Bessonov (piano)
Conductor – Vladimir Spivakov
Rachmaninoff. Concerto No. 3 for piano and orchestra in D minor, Op. 30
Rachmaninoff. "Symphonic Dances", Op. 45
The NPR & Operetta Stars
October 2, 2024 | Svetlanov Hall of the MIPAC
Operetta Gala
Soloists: Elena Zaytseva, Olga Belokhvostova, Julia Goncharova
Alexander Babik, Maxim Katyrev, Pavel Ivanov
Conductor – Konstantin Khvatynets
Frafments from operettas by Lehar, Strauss, Kalman, Stolz, Ábrahám and others
Vladimir Spivakov’s Jubilee Concerts
Vladimir Spivakov, People's Artist of the USSR and UNESCO Artist for Peace, is celebrating his 80th birthday with two concerts in the Svetlanov Hall of the Moscow Performing Arts Center. On September 28 and 29, he will act both as a violinist and as a conductor.
The NPR is Opening the Season of the Moscow Philharmonic Society
September 14, 2024 | Tchaikovsky Concert Hall
Soloist – Dmitry Shishkin (piano)
Conductor – Arsenty Tkachenko
Mozart. Concerto No. 20 for piano and orchestra in D minor, KV 466
Brahms. Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68
Vladimir Spivakov and the NPR are recording Shostakovich
The concert season is over, but Vladimir Spivakov and the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia are now working in the recording studio. The maestro returns to the heritage of his most loved composers, one of whom is Dmitry Shostakovich. “Dmitri Dmitrievich was a historiographer, - says the maestro. - He managed to create immortal monuments of the era, therefore life will change, governments will change, many things will change, but Dmitri Dmitrievich will remain forever. His works reflected his epoch as in a mirror, but the depth of his music makes it appropriate for any time. Its radiant sparkles penetrate the soul of a modern person and inevitably affect us.”
Vladimir Spivakov Invites… Festival in Omsk and Perm
As usual, Vladimir Spivakov and the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia are completing the season with a tour in Russian regions. The concerts, combined into the Vladimir Spivakov Invites... Festival, will take place in Omsk (June 1-4) and Perm (June 6-10) within the All-Russia Philharmonic Seasons program of the Moscow Philharmonic Society and the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation with the assistance of the Ministry of Culture, Youth Policy and Mass Communications of the Perm Krai and the Government of the Omsk Region.
The Omsk edition of the Vladimir Spivakov Festival is taking place for the 12-th time, while that in Perm – in the 15-th time. Perm and Omsk were just the first towns that Vladimir Spivakov chose for regional editions of his Festival that continued the original Moscow event. The current concerts will feature masterworks of the Russian and European classical music from Handel to Shostakovich (see Events).
Pushkin in Music
May 27, 2024 | Svetlanov Hall of the MIPAC
«Pushkin in Music»
Concuctor – Arsenty Tkachenko
Glinka, Rubinstein, Tchaikovsky, Glazunov, Rimsky-Korsakov, Prokofiev, Gliere etc.
Music Offering to Rimsky-Korsakov
April 20, 2024 | Zaryadye Concert Hall
Soloist – Alexander Ghindin, piano
Conductor – Arsenty Tkachenko
Rimsky-Korsakov. "The Legend of Invisible City of Kitezh" - Suite
Rimsky-Korsakov. Concerto for piano and orchestra in C-sharp minor, Op. 30
Stravinsky. "L'Oiseau de feu" ("The Firebird")
The NPR Will Perform in Samara and Orenburg
The Russian tour of Vladimir Spivakov and the NPR will proceed with three April concerts in Samara and Orenburg. The musicians will be hosted by main concert halls of the Regional Philharmonic Societies. The concerts will be part of the All-Russia Philharmonic Seasons program under the auspices of the Moscow Philharmonic Society and the Russian Ministry of Culture. The concerts will feature works by European and Russian classic composers (see Events). Read more...