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МОСКВА, БЗК. АБОНЕМЕНТ МГАФ «СОЛИСТ ДЕНИС МАЦУЕВ»

MOSCOW, GRAND HALL OF THE CONSERVATORY. THE SUBSCRIPTION OF THE MOSCOW PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY «SOLOIST DENIS MATSUEV»

The artistic Director of the orchestra Alexander Sladkovsky calls this event fateful.

The recording will take place in Moscow, in the Great hall of the Conservatory on March 1. The state Symphony orchestra of RT is invited to the personal subscription "soloist Denis Matsuev", held by MGAF, in which the Symphony orchestra of Arturo Toscanini and Lorin Maazel, the Mariinsky theater Symphony orchestra and Valery Gergiev, the Florentine Maggio Musicale and Zubin Meta, the Russian national orchestra conducted by Mikhail Pletnev, Semyon Bychkov, Gianandrea Noseda, Paavo yarvi, as well as Vladimir Spivakov as a soloist and conductor of the national Philharmonic orchestra of Russia.

"Recording on Mezzo became possible first of all thanks to the name of Denis Matsuev. He became the guarantor of this record. This is a momentous event for us. Showing on the world's most popular public music channel means getting to the forefront. Our international activities are beginning to develop, " said Alexander Sladkovsky.

Mezzo TV channel was founded in 1992 specifically for people who are interested in classical music, folklore, jazz and ballet. Today, the channel has 16 million subscribers in 4 countries. The concert of Denis Matsuev and the state Symphony orchestra of Tatarstan will be shown on Mezzo in may, repeated screenings will be broadcast for 5 years. The program includes Liszt's Second piano Concerto, Prokofiev's Third piano Concerto, Variations on a theme by lutoslawsky's Paganini, and Rachmaninoff's First Symphony.

According to Maestro Sladkovsky, broadcasts on this channel will promote the orchestra in the world music space, which will contribute to the group's foreign tours. Already on April 2, at the invitation of Denis Matsuev, the RT GSO will perform with him in Paris at the UNESCO headquarters with the participation of the Interregional Charity Fund " New names "(President Denis Matsuev), and in may will take part in the international festival" Mad day in Japan " in Tokyo and Kanazawa, the press service of the orchestra reported.

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I МУЗЫКАЛЬНЫЙ ФЕСТИВАЛЬ «ТВОРЧЕСКОЕ ОТКРЫТИЕ»

I MUSIC FESTIVAL «CREATIVE OPENING»

Young stars of classical music will come to Kazan for the new festival "Creative discovery"

This is a joint project of the state Symphony orchestra of the Republic of Tatarstan, the Moscow Philharmonic and the Ministry of culture of Russia.

The creative landing party will land in Kazan in March. These are pianists Alexey Chernov, < #solisty#Philip Kopachevsky#>, < #solisty#Yuri Favorin#>, violinists < #solisty#Mikhail Pochekin#>, Aylen Pritchin, Nikita Borisoglebsky, Pavel Milyukov, violist < #solisty # Ivan Pochekin#>, cellist Alexander Ramm. Invited artists are graduates of the Moscow state Conservatory, winners of prestigious international competitions. They are between 21 and 31 years old.

In Kazan together with the State Symphony orchestra of Tatarstan they will give three concerts under the festival's new tnso "Creative discovery". The artistic Director of the festival < #ispolniteli#Alexander Sladkovsky#> will conduct on March 15 and 16, and on March 17 the artistic Director of the Saint Petersburg House of music < # solisty#Sergey Roldugin.

The Moscow Philharmonic's "Stars of the XXI century" program has been in existence for several years. It is supported by the Ministry of culture of Russia and includes tours of young soloists around the country. This season, in addition to Kazan, the musicians perform in Vologda, Yekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Orenburg, Krasnoyarsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Samara and other cities.

As part of the project, concerts will also be given in Izhevsk and Sarapul together with the Tatarstan orchestra. The festival "Creative opening" is planned to be held annually,-the press service of the orchestra reported.

Soloist Yuri Favorin, Pavel Milyukov, Nikita Borisoglebsky, Aylen Pritchin, Alexander Ramm, Alexey Chernov, Mikhail and Ivan Pochekin, Philip Kopachevsky
Conductors Alexander Sladkovsky and Sergey Roldugin