Running time:
2 parts by 50 minutes
2 parts by 50 minutes
6+
Рrogramme:
I Part
Bach
Concerto for 2 violins, strings, and basso continuo in D minor BWV 1043
Bach
Suite for flute and orchestra №2 in B minor BWV 1067
II Part
Shostakovich
Prelude and scherzo for 4 violins, two violas, and two cellos, ор. 11.
Kancheli
“A Little Daneliade” for violin, piano, drums (ad libitum), and orchestra, 2000
Piazzolla
“Four Seasons of Buenos Aires” for violin and orchestra, 1968
29 January 2020 Wednesday
19.00
Grand hall
19.00 Grand hall
Vladimir Spivakov and “Virtuosi Moskvy”
Please, notice: the next concert of Vladimir Spivakov is scheduled for 13 March 2020.
The conductor would perform with National Philharmonic of Russia. Soloist Alexander Gavrilyuk, piano >>
State chamber orchestra “Virtuosi Moskvy”
Art director and chief conductor Vladimir Spivakov
Soloists: Vladimir Spivakov, Alexey Lundin, Denis Shulgin, Lev Iomdin, Georgy Tsai, Yevgeny Stembolsky – violins
Ekaterina Kornishina – flute
An outstanding musician, violinist and conductor, is playing in “Zaryadye” Hall with his “Virtuosi Moskvy” for the first time ever. 41 year ago, back in 1979, Vladimir Spivakov, already a prominent virtuoso violinist, had gathered best Moscow musicians to form a chamber orchestra that became “Virtuosi Moskvy” (“The Moscow Virtuosi”). “It was a constellation of gifted people, and their aura was unique”, the maestro recalls.
Nowadays, the musicians don’t know any uncharted territories of the world cultural space. Actually, it’s the only Russian orchestra to release its albums via two prominent record labels, BMG Classics and RCA Red Seal, with either classic or contemporary repertoire.
The leader of the two leading music collectives of Moscow, very in-demand in the world and also music and social activist, Vladimir Spivakov is not as active as soloist as he used to be during first decades of his stunning career. The more we should appreciate that he is going to play his virtuoso violin with the ensemble that he created in his youth with all the young energy, and it is in this role that he performs in “Zaryadye” for the first time.
The conductor would perform with National Philharmonic of Russia. Soloist Alexander Gavrilyuk, piano >>
State chamber orchestra “Virtuosi Moskvy”
Art director and chief conductor Vladimir Spivakov
Soloists: Vladimir Spivakov, Alexey Lundin, Denis Shulgin, Lev Iomdin, Georgy Tsai, Yevgeny Stembolsky – violins
Ekaterina Kornishina – flute
An outstanding musician, violinist and conductor, is playing in “Zaryadye” Hall with his “Virtuosi Moskvy” for the first time ever. 41 year ago, back in 1979, Vladimir Spivakov, already a prominent virtuoso violinist, had gathered best Moscow musicians to form a chamber orchestra that became “Virtuosi Moskvy” (“The Moscow Virtuosi”). “It was a constellation of gifted people, and their aura was unique”, the maestro recalls.
Nowadays, the musicians don’t know any uncharted territories of the world cultural space. Actually, it’s the only Russian orchestra to release its albums via two prominent record labels, BMG Classics and RCA Red Seal, with either classic or contemporary repertoire.
The leader of the two leading music collectives of Moscow, very in-demand in the world and also music and social activist, Vladimir Spivakov is not as active as soloist as he used to be during first decades of his stunning career. The more we should appreciate that he is going to play his virtuoso violin with the ensemble that he created in his youth with all the young energy, and it is in this role that he performs in “Zaryadye” for the first time.