What's on

Garayev: Don Quixote, symphonic sketches; Amirov - Nazirova: Piano Concerto after Arabian Themes; Rachmaninoff: Suite No.2 for Two Pianos; Tchaikovsky: Italian Capriccio

Rubinstein; Tchaikovsky; Rachmaninoff; Medtner; Dunaevsky; Sviridov; Desyatnikov; Offenbach; R. Strauss; Ravel; Gershwin; Bernstein; Penderecki; Bock; Bolcom

Mozart: Sonata c-moll, KV 457; Chopin: Nocturnes Op. 27 No. 1,2, Impromptu No. 1 in A flat major, Polonaise-Fantaisie; Liszt: , "Liebestraum",

Williams: Music from the "Star Wars", Music from the "Schindler's List", Music from the "Terminal", Music from "Harry Potter", "Alien" Suite; Elfman: Music from the "Mission: Impossible"; Silvestri: , Music from "The Avengers", Music from "Forrest Gump"; Zimmer: Music from the "Gladiator", Music from "Interstellar"; Morricone: Music from "Once Upon a Time in America", Music from "Il Buono, il brutto, il cattivo", Music from "The Mission"; Lloyd Webber: “The Phantom of the Opera”, fragments; Badelt: Music from the "Pirates of the Caribbean"; Javadi: Music from the series "Game of Thrones"; Adele: "Skyfall"; Barry - Norman: Music from James Bond movies

Corea; Hubbart; Gomez; Berenson; Ïîïðàâêî; Voskoboynik; Kondakov

Romanian, Bulgarian, Serbian Greek, Macedonian, Moldavian melodies

J.-S. Bach: Johannes-Passion

Pleshak: "The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Bogatyrs", excerpts from the opera for children; Shainsky: “Smile” from the film “Little Raccoon”, “Grasshopper” from the film “The Adventures of Dunno and His Friends”, "Cruiser Aurora" from the cartoon, “Blue Car” from the film “Shapoklyak”, “Antoshka” from the film “Merry Carousel”; I. Dunaevsky: Robert's song from the film "Children of Captain Grant"; Krylatov: “Bells” and “Winged Swing” from the film “Adventures of Electronics”; M. Dunaevsky: “Lady Perfection” from the film “Mary Poppins, Goodbye”; Krylatov: “Forest Deer” from the film “Oh, That Nastya”, “Beautiful Far Away” from the film “Guest from the Future”

Kastalsky; Rachmaninoff; Sviridov; Martynov; Tchaikovsky; Rimsky-Korsakov; Glinka; Shashina; Sadovsky; Russian folk song

Brahms; Poulenc; Bruch; Tchaikovsky; Taneyev; Berlioz; Mendelssohn; Weber; Villa-Lobos

Puccini: Cavaradossi's aria from «Tosca», Musetta's Waltz ("Quando me’n vo") from "La bohème", Arioso of De Grieux ("Tra vio Belle") from the opera "Manon Lescaut"; Bellini: Cavatina di Norma; Tchaikovsky: Herman's Aria from "Pique Dame", ; Wagner: Elisabeth's entrance from "Tannhäuser"; Verdi: Brindisi, "Traviata"; Donizetti: Duet "Prendi per me sei libero" from "L'elisir d'amore"; Verdi: Duke’s Ballad ("Questa o quella...") from Rigoletto, Violetta's Aria ("E strano… Sempre libera") from ''La Traviata'', Amelia's aria ("Ecco l'orrido campo") from the opera "Un ballo in maschera"; Offenbach: Barcarolle from "The Tales of Hoffman"; Mozart: Duet of Zerlina and Don Giovanni from "Don Giovanni", Aria of Leporello from Don Giovanni; Rossini: Basilio's Aria from "The Barber of Seville"; Cilèa: Adriana's aria from "Adriana Lecouvreur"; Borodin: Aria of Prince Igor from the opera “Prince Igor”; Leoncavallo: Arioso of Canio ("Recitar, Vesti la giubba") from "Pagliacci"; Meyerbeer: Dinora's aria from the opera "Dinora"; Glinka: Gorislava’s Cavatina from "Ruslan and Ludmila"