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Grand Hall
January 2019
Mikhailovskaya st., 2
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11 January, Friday 8:00 pm
Tchaikovsky. "The Storm", "The Nutcracker"


Conductor, Laureate of Grzegorz Fitelberg International Competition for Conductors (2017, Katowice) - Yaroslav Zaboyarkin
Alexander Rudin - cello
Tchaikovsky: "The Storm", Symphonic Fantasy, Pezzo capriññioso for cello and orchestra; Vielgorsky: Theme and Variations for Cello and Orchestra; Glazunov: Melody for Cello and Orchestra; Tchaikovsky: Fragments from The Nutcracker


12 January, Saturday 8:00 pm
"Legends of World Cinema"
Bis-Quit Ensemble


Bis-Quit Ensemble


13 January, Sunday 3:00 pm
Program with Sand Animation


Conductor - Dushan Vilich
Marina Sosnina - sand illustration
Eva Sosnina - sand illustration
Nikolay Burov - presenter
Lyadov: "Baba-Yaga", "The Enchanted Lake", 'Kikimora"; Mussorgsky: Night on Bald Mountain; Shostakovich: "The Tale of the Stupid Mouse", Music for Cartoon; Elfman: "The Nightmare Before Christmas" Suite


13 January, Sunday 8:00 pm
Evening of Popular Symphonic Miniatures

"Klassika" St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra
Conductor - Alexander Kantorov
Glazunov: Concert Waltz No 1; Mussorgsky: Sunrise on the Moscow River; Borodin: Polovtsian Dances; Tchaikovsky: Italian Capriccio; Weber: Overture to Oberone; Dvořák: Two Slavonic Dances; Brahms: Two Hungarian Dances; Suppé: Overture to ?Leichte Kavallerie? (?Light Cavalry?); Waldteufel: "L'Estudiantina" Waltz


15 January, Tuesday 8:00 pm
Dutilleux. "Timbre, space, movement"
Rimsky-Korsakov. "Scheherazade"


Conductor - Maxim Alexeev
Liudmila Torshina - presenter
Anton Pritula - presenter


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