Schedule for "Great Russia" Moscow City Symphony Orchestra "Russian Philharmonic" 2022

Mussorgsky. Dawn on the Moscow River
Tchaikovsky. Concerto № 1 for piano and orchestra
Prokofiev. Oratorio "Ivan the Terrible"
Academy of Choral Art. V.S.Popova
Soloist - Alexander Gindin, piano
Conductor - Alexander Vakulsky
 
 
One of the most famous and popular concertos for piano and orchestra - Concerto № 1 Tchaikovsky performed by Honored Artist of Russia Alexander Gindin. He finished the Moscow Conservatory and graduate in the class of Professor, People's Artist of Russia Mikhail Resurrection. Already in the 17 years the musician became the winner of the X International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, and in 1999 - the owner of II prize at the International Piano Competition, the Queen Elizabeth in Brussels. In 2007, he won the International Piano Competition in Cleveland (USA). Musician playing in major concert halls of the world: Averifisher Hall (New York), Kennedy Center (Washington DC), Suntory Hall, Sumida Triphony Hall (Japan), Palais dex Beaux-Arts (Brussels), «Concertgebough» (Amsterdam), Salle Gaveau, Theatre des Champs Elysees, Theatre du Chatelet, (Paris), Gasteig (Munich), Rudolfium (Prague), Ricksallen (Stockholm), Theatre Olimpica (Rome), Opera House (Tel Aviv), in the halls of Warsaw, St. Petersburg, Moscow Philharmonic.
 
"Ivan the Terrible" - one of the vertices of Sergei Prokofiev and his latest collaboration with outstanding director Sergei Eisenstein. The creation of this music began in 1942. Perennial commonwealth composer and filmmaker proved extremely fruitful. Score was born in the wake of the huge patriotic enthusiasm that had plagued the entire country. Film music by Prokofiev went far beyond mere accompanying. Oratorio "Ivan the Terrible" is a work for narrator, chorus and orchestra, but the composer of such works are not created. Prokofiev left is film music - a set of fragments that are not merged into one. Besides the episodes, Prokofiev, alternate arrangements in the film and quotes a foreign music (primarily liturgical). Only in 1961, after the death of Prokofiev, Abram Stasevich created oratorio "Ivan the Terrible." Stasevich added work party reader, which is a kind of dramaturgical core, unifying set of diverse musical episodes oratorio. The first performance was dedicated to the 70th anniversary of Prokofiev.