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Julia Kantor

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july, 2026

13:00, sun

Grand hall

Excursion.

The exhibition "State sounding".
Julia Kantor's author's tour of the exhibition

june, 2026

20:00, sat

Grand hall

Tchaikovsky. Serenade
Schubert. Symphony No. 8 "Unfinished"

Within the framework of the project "State sounding" dedicated to the 120th anniversary of the beginning of the work of the State Council in the Hall of the Noble Assembly

New Chamber St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra

Conductor - Yaroslav Zaboyarkin; Julia Kantor - presenter

Schubert: Symphony No 8; Glinka: Kamarinskaya; Tchaikovsky: Serenade for string orchestra

june, 2026

19:00, mon

Grand hall

"From the Concert Programs of Pianist Alexander Danilovich Kamensky in 1941–1945"

85th Anniversary of the Beginning of the Great Patriotic War<br>

St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra

Conductor - Maxim Alexeev; Oleg Vainstein - piano; Nikolai Mazhara - piano; Julia Kantor - presenter

Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet, Overture-Fantasia (From the program of the concert with the participation of A. Kamensky in the Great Hall of the Philharmonic on 12/14/1941); Grieg: Piano Concerto (From the concert programs with the participation of A. Kamensky in the Great Hall of the Philharmonic on 05/16/1942 and 08/22/1943); Rimsky-Korsakov: Piano Concerto (From the concert program with the participation of A. Kamensky in the Great Hall of the Philharmonic on 04/01/1944); Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No. 1 (From the program of the concert with A. Kamensky in the Great Hall of the Philharmonic on June 24, 1945)

march, 2026

12:00, sat

Musitorium

Lecture.

"She alone speaks to me, When others are afraid to approach"
Music in the poetry of A.A. Akhmatova

Julia Kantor - lecturer

february, 2026

12:00, sat

Musitorium

Lecture.

"Double Bass and Flute", "Rothschild's Violin", "The Singers", "The Chorus Girl", "The Pianist" and others
Music as a Chekhovian Hero

Julia Kantor - lecturer

january, 2026

15:00, wed

Grand hall

Excursion.

"The great Hall. The sound of history." Festive introduction to the organ. Inspection of a unique exhibit

december, 2025

19:00, fri

Small hall

"The Star of Captivating Happiness"

Dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the film of the same name and the 200th anniversary of the events of December 14 (26), 1825 on Senate Square<br>As part of a joint project with Lenfilm film concern

St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra

Conductor - Pavel Petrenko; Vladimir Tselebrovsky - baritone; Elizaveta Maidanova - soprano; Alexander Galibin - reciter; Irina Savitskova - reciter; Julia Kantor - presenter

Glinka: Waltz Fantasy; Schubert: Grand Funeral March (on the death of Alexander I) (orchestrated by A. Radvilovich), The Great heroic march to the coronation of Nicholas I (orchestrated by A. Radvilovich); Khachaturian: Waltz from Masquerade; Sviridov: Military march from musical illustrations for A.S.Pushkin's novel "The Snowstorm"; Schwartz: Excerpts from the music for the film "The Captivating Star of Happiness", "Swing", a romance for voice and piano, "The song of the Cavalry Guard"; Pushkin; Lermontov; Odoevsky; Kuchelbecker; Nekrasov; Tyutchev; Agnivtsev

november, 2025

18:00, tue

Musitorium

Lecture.

"I am speaking to you from Leningrad"
Leningrad radio during the war

Julia Kantor - lecturer

october, 2025

15:00, tue

Grand hall

Excursion.

"Philharmonic. Milestones of History". Visiting the exhibition "Alexander Traugott. The Time of Shostakovich". Introduction to the organ

october, 2025

18:00, tue

Musitorium

Lecture.

"Breathing the same breath as Leningrad"
Philharmonia in 1941-1945

Julia Kantor - lecturer

september, 2025

17:00, mon

Grand hall

"Leningrad Notebook"

Piano music of a besieged city

Nikolai Mazhara - piano; Julia Kantor - comments on the program

Bogdanov-Berezovsky: Three plays from the cycle "Russian Landscapes", Op. 27 ("Volga distance", "Steppe expanses", "Mists over the river"); Kremlev: "Waltzes of winter twilight", op. 3; Goltz: Preludes from the piano cycle "24 preludes"; Evlakhov: "Leningrad Notebook"; Kochurov: Intermezzo for piano, op. 12; Kamensky: Fantasy Suite based on themes from the opera by N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov "The Tale of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Virgin Fevronia"

june, 2025

10:00, mon

Grand hall

Excursion.

Exhibition "Return. On the 80th anniversary of the Victory."
A visit to the historical backstage

Julia Kantor - guide

june, 2025

10:00, thu

Grand hall

Excursion.

Exhibition "Return. On the 80th anniversary of the Victory."
Julia Kantor's author's tour

january, 2025

15:30, wed

Grand hall

Concert in the Beethoven Foyer

Nikolai Mazhara - piano; Julia Kantor - speech before the concert

Glazunov: Song of the barge haulers (arrangement for piano by A. Siloti); Tchaikovsky: Cantata "Moscow" for soloists, choir and orchestra (arrangement for piano, fragments) , Fanfares from the music for Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet", Natha-Valse, Sentimental waltz; Glinka: , "Glory" from the opera "A Life for the Tsar"; "Down the Mother Volga", Russian song; March of the Preobrazhensky Regiment

The program will be performed on a unique grand piano of the oldest Russian company "Diederichs Frères" from the collection of the St. Petersburg Philharmonia

january, 2025

15:00, wed

Grand hall

Concert in the Beethoven Foyer

Ilia Kozlov - violin; Dmitrii Khrychev - cello; Andres Izmaylov - harp; Nikolai Mazhara - piano; Andreii Laukhin - clarinet; Julia Kantor - speech before the concert

Glinka: "Doubt" (version for violin, cello and harp); S. Blumenfeld: Serenade for cello and piano; F. Blumenfeld: Capriccioso for cello and piano; Rebikow: Chanson triste for violin and piano; Wieniawski: "Polish song", mazurka for violin and piano; Zabel: "Legend" for solo harp; Godfrey: "Dance of the Sylphs" for solo harp; Rachmaninoff: Vocalise (arranged for clarinet and piano); Tchaikovsky: Romance for piano; Chopin: Waltz in C-sharp minor

The piano part will be performed on a unique grand piano of the oldest Russian company "Diederichs Frères" from the collection of the St. Petersburg Philharmonia