Running time:
80 minutes, no break
80 minutes, no break
6+
17 April 2021 Saturday
13.00
Chamber hall
13.00 Chamber hall
Sympho-tale “Little Black Hen”
Moscow State Symphony Orchestra
for children and youth
Narrator – Anatoliy Belyy
Conductor – Ivan Rudin
Soloist replaced
Conductor – Ivan Rudin
Soloist replaced
Earlier announced Evgeniy Stychkin will not take part in the concert
The concert was postponed from 12 April 2020
Tickets for 12 April 2020 are valid.
Anthony Pogorelsky's fairy tale “The Black Hen or Underground Dwellers” is considered the first author's, and not a folk, work for children in Russian. A story about a little boy Alyosha was written in 1829. So, 1790s, St. Petersburg, children's boarding house. Alyosha has not been visited by his parents or taken away for the holidays for a long time, so he spends a lot of time alone, reading books, especially fantastic ones. Maybe for this very reason, an ordinary chicken in the yard turns into a real minister, leads Alyosha into the underworld and shows all sorts of miracles ...
The concert was postponed from 12 April 2020
Tickets for 12 April 2020 are valid.
Anthony Pogorelsky's fairy tale “The Black Hen or Underground Dwellers” is considered the first author's, and not a folk, work for children in Russian. A story about a little boy Alyosha was written in 1829. So, 1790s, St. Petersburg, children's boarding house. Alyosha has not been visited by his parents or taken away for the holidays for a long time, so he spends a lot of time alone, reading books, especially fantastic ones. Maybe for this very reason, an ordinary chicken in the yard turns into a real minister, leads Alyosha into the underworld and shows all sorts of miracles ...