Red wheel. Concert 1. Presentiment and discipline of feelings

September 18, Monday
Rachmaninov Hall, 19.00
Ticket admission

In 2017, the world celebrates the centenary of the Great October Revolution, which forever changed the political world landscape. “Listen to the music of the revolution!” - Alexander Block called in 1918. Just as Russian life broke into smithereens in the fall of 1917, so Russian classical music broke up into a mass of currents and individuals scattered all over the world. The collective portrait of music "around the perimeter" of the Red Wheel includes the compositions of Prokofiev and Shostakovich, Zaderatsky and Shcherbachev, Roslavets and Mosolov, Popov and Polovinkin. All this together reflects the colorful and dissonant world of Russian musical art at the turn of the 1910s – 1920s. The first concert of the cycle is dedicated to the anniversary of musicologist Inna Alekseevna Barsova.

Program of the first concert of the cycle

N. A. Roslavets
Chamber Symphony No. 1 (1927)

G. N. Popov
Chamber Symphony (Septet) (1927)

A.V. Mosolov
String Quartet No. 1 (1926)
“Four Newspaper Announcements” for voice and piano (1926, arranged for voice and chamber orchestra by E. Denisov, 1981)

String Quartet New Music Studio
Stanislav MALYSHEV, violin
Inna Zilberman, violin
Anna BURCHIK, viola
Olga KALINOVA, cello

Studio New Music Ensemble
Conductor - Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Igor DRONOV

The concert is supported by the Russian Musical Union