You can go to a symphony concert. Concert Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow Conservatory

November 17 in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory The chamber orchestra “Moscow Virtuosi” by Vladimir Spivakov will present a new program. It is entirely dedicated to the music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, but offers a look at the work of the great Russian composer from an unexpected perspective. This evening the conductor of the Bolshoi Theater of Russia, Alexander Solovyov, will take the helm.

The success of the musical evenings “Piazzolla Gala. Parade of Soloists" and "Seasons" inspired the "Virtuosi" to create a new program. The orchestra continues to expand its huge repertoire through transcriptions, looking for non-trivial combinations and, thus, allowing one to hear well-known works anew.

The two parts of the concert will be united by six pieces from Tchaikovsky’s “The Seasons” cycle. The piano miniatures, which were published in the Nouvellist magazine monthly throughout 1876, are both the composer’s musical diary and an encyclopedia of Russian life in the 19th century. The plays contain such a wealth of emotions, picturesque sketches and poetic inspiration that the arrangement for chamber orchestra reveals their hidden potential, all the richness of their colors and feelings.

The new edition of “Seasons” was prepared by orchestra artist Alexey Strelnikov, known as a highly professional arranger. The fact that he is part of the group and knows each of the musicians well makes his arrangement not only unique, but also ideally suited specifically for the Moscow Virtuosi.

“Serenade” for string orchestra and sextet “Memories of Florence” are often combined in one program as unusually inspired works by Tchaikovsky, permeated with a feeling of endless joy, light and air. “Serenade” is a tribute from the Russian genius to the Austrian, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Each of the movements, including the famous Waltz and Elegy, are so beautiful that they are often performed separately. But only together do they form a complete masterpiece, which you listen to with bated breath.

The sextet “Memories of Florence” is beautiful because here, as in “Serenade,” Tchaikovsky forgets about suffering, anxiety and indulges in sweet dreams. The composer composed a sextet in Italy, and this music reflects the warmth and bliss of the southern country, which has always inspired poets, artists and musicians. But, as in “Serenade,” Tchaikovsky never ceases to be a Russian composer for a second—in these works Russian folk themes, echoes of the holiday, or motifs from the composer’s brilliant ballets flash through. That's why they are so dear to our hearts.

Tchaikovsky's music occupies an important place in the repertoire of conductor Alexander Solovyov; his interpretations of the Russian classic are always interesting and convincing. The conductor successfully performs with all the main orchestras of Russia and with European ensembles. At the Bolshoi Theater, his repertoire includes 15 opera and ballet performances, including Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin and Iolanta, Rimsky-Korsakov's The Tsar's Bride, Verdi's Rigoletto, and Demutsky's A Hero of Our Time. Since 2009, he has been collaborating with the Galina Vishnevskaya Center for Opera Singing and the Mstislav Rostropovich Foundation.

State chamber orchestra "Moscow Virtuosi" was created in 1979, when the outstanding violin virtuoso Vladimir Spivakov united the best musicians of the Russian capital. The star ensemble of soloists and accompanists of leading Moscow orchestras passed the baton to new generations of talented musicians, winners of international and all-Russian competitions. The Moscow Virtuosi Orchestra is called the best Russian chamber orchestra; their performances become top events of the concert season wherever they tour.

The Tchaikovsky Gala concert will take place on November 17, 2018 in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory named after P. I. Tchaikovsky

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Do you like to attend concerts with a symphony orchestra? Or are you simply looking for an event that will help diversify your leisure time? Then we bring to your attention this selection of the best symphony concerts that will take place in the near future.

Symphony Orchestra is a group of musicians who, with the help of musical instruments, perform, as a rule, academic music. In recent years, the growing popularity of this type of music has been noticeable with the naked eye - many world-class artists include symphony orchestras in their programs. And, as practice shows, this gives the desired result - the audience remains delighted, because the rich, rich sound of live musical accompaniment cannot leave anyone indifferent!

Therefore, we decided to present to your attention a selection of events in Moscow that will be held with the participation of a symphony orchestra.

Concert “Symphonic Rock Hits”

Chamber orchestra "Imperialis orchestra" is ready to give his fans the opportunity to hear the famous compositions of Queen, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Scorpions and many others in a new, classic sound. The organizers claim that the program includes only legendary compositions!

Upcoming concerts are scheduled for August 25 and November 5 ("Cultural Center ZIL"), as well as on December 16 (Concert Hall "Orchestrion").

Concert of the Budapest Roma Symphony Orchestra “100 Violins”

10th of November, a unique group will perform on the stage of the Moscow International House of Music "One Hundred Violins" (in Europe it is also often called "100 Paganini") is one of the largest gypsy symphony orchestras in the world. Its appearance is connected with a tragic event: at the funeral of Sándor Jaroki, a gypsy performer, the best musicians gathered, who later turned into a full-fledged band and made many countries around the world applaud.

In addition to violins (there are 50 of them in the orchestra), the musicians are armed with 10 violas, 10 cellos, 11 double basses, 6 cymbals and 10 clarinets.

Concert of the group Oomph! with symphony orchestra

German rock band OOMPH! is already familiar to Russian audiences, but she will perform here together with the orchestra for the first time. The event will take place in Moscow September 14 in Crocus City Hall.

Concert of the Vienna Opera Symphony Orchestra

December 29th will perform on the stage of the International Moscow House of Music Vienna Opera Symphony Orchestra with the program " New Year's Johann Strauss Gala". A performance by ballet dancers from the Vienna State Opera is also planned.

Concert “Songs of the Kino group with a symphony orchestra”

This year the album of Viktor Tsoi’s group “Blood Type” turns 30 - this event will be dedicated symphonic tribute rock show “Legend. The best songs of the Kino group which will pass October 26 on the stage of the State Kremlin Palace.

Concert by Electric Light Orchestra

British Electric Light Orchestra will once again perform for the Russian audience. The event will take place The 4th of October in Moscow Crocus City Hall.

Disney film concert “Fantasia”

On the stage of the Moscow Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaikovsky October 13 An amazing event will take place. In format film concert “Fantasy” The Disney film will be shown on the big screen, and all the music from it will be synchronously performed by a large symphony orchestra on stage live.

Multimedia show “The Wall and the great hits of Pink Floyd”

In the event, which will take place on the stage of the International Moscow House of Music 5th of December, will be attended by the State Symphony Orchestra “New Russia”, the State Academic Choir of Russia named after. A. A. Yurlov, and giant video projections of telescope images will also be broadcast Hubble.

Musica Viva orchestra concert

Musica Viva Orchestra regularly performs on the stage of the International Moscow House of Music. The next performance is scheduled for 9th December– musicians will present the program “Prime night. Music of modern composers".

International Mstislav Rostropovich Festival

From March 27 to April 3, 2019 An anniversary will be held in Moscow, 10th International Mstislav Rostropovich Festival. Spectators can expect concerts from the best symphony orchestras from all over the world. Tickets are on sale now!

Author's evening for the 60th anniversary of composer Rashid Kalimullin

At the Moscow Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaikovsky will host a luxurious celebration in honor of the anniversary of composer Rashid Kalimullin. The event is scheduled for 11 September– on this day, selected works by the creator will be performed, of course, accompanied by a symphony orchestra.

Concert of Teodor Currentzis "Gustav Mahler"

November 24 on the stage of the Moscow Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaikovsky will host a creative evening Greek conductor Theodor Currentzis, who, together with a symphony orchestra, will perform works by Gustav Mahler.

Concert “New Year with Enio Morricone”

Spend New Year's Eve December 26 in the company of a symphony orchestra led by conductor Marcello Rota, who will perform compositions by the famous composer Enio Morricone. The concert will take place on the stage of the Moscow Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaikovsky.

Concert “Antonio Vivaldi. Seasons"

At St Andrew's Anglican Cathedral July 14, 22 and 28 and August 5, 11, 19 and 26 concerts will be held with the participation of a symphony orchestra "Antonio Vivaldi. Seasons".

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Military, sports, wedding, jazz and pop, folk, children's, music from films and cartoons, school, New Year's.

REPERTOIRE OF THE MILITARY BRASS BAND

Songs of the Great Patriotic War

1. Victory Day – D. Tukhmanov
2. Farewell of a Slav - V. Agapkin
3. Fanfare
4. March of the “Preobrazhensky Regiment” (to carry out the banner)
5. Waltz “In the forest near the front” - M. Blanter
6. “It’s time to hit the road” from the film “Heavenly Slug” - V. Solovyov-Sedoy
7. “Pilots” from the film “Heavenly Slug” - V. Solovyov-Sedoy
8. Waltz from the film “On the Seven Winds” - K. Molchanov
9. I was traveling from Berlin - I. Dunaevsky
10. Wait for the soldier - B. Mokrousov
11. Do Russians want war - E. Kolmanovsky
12. Ballad of a Soldier - V. Solovyov-Sedoy
13. Evening at the roadstead - V. Solovyov-Sedoy
14. Holy War – A. Alexandrov
15. Katyusha – M.Blanter
16. Three tankers - Dm. And Dan.Pokrassy
17. Everything higher - Yu.Hite
18. On the road - V. Solovyov-Sedoy
19. “Dark Night” from the film “Two Fighters - M. Bogoslovsky
20. In the dugout - K. Listov
21. Roads – A. Novikov
22. Song about a flashlight – D. Shostakovich
23. Ogonyok (the girl accompanied the fighter to the position)
24. Blue handkerchief – E. Petersburgsky
25. Dark-skinned woman – A Novikov
26. “We need one victory” from the film “Belorussky Station” - B. Okudzhava
27. A soldier is walking through the city - V. Shainsky
28. Legendary Sevastopol – V. Muradeli
29. Random Waltz – M. Fradkin
30. Don't cry, girl - V. Shainsky
31. My Moscow – I. Dunaevsky
32. Where are you now, fellow soldiers... - V. Solovyov-Sedoy
33. Migratory birds are flying - M. Blanter
34. Dark mounds sleep - N. Bogoslovsky
35. Rio-rita – E. Santeuhini
36. March of the Cosmonauts – O. Feltsman
37. Crew - one family - S. Pleshak
38. March of the Artillerymen – T. Khrennikov
39. In defense of the Motherland - V. Runov
40. March of tankers - Dm. And Dan.Pokrassy
41. Victory – A. Arutyunov
42. March “Front-line soldier” - K. Moskalenko

Vintage waltz marches

1. March "Triumph of the Winners"
2. March "Hello to the Musicians"
3. March "Greetings to the Pupils"
4. March “Longing for the Motherland” - N. Trofimov
5. March "Grenadier"
6. March "Jager"
7. March of the Preobrazhensky Regiment
8. March of the Semenovsky Regiment
9. March of the Izmailovsky Regiment
10. March "27 Dragoon Kyiv Regiment"
11. March of the Pechersk Regiment
12. March of the Saratov Regiment
13. March "Combat"
14. March "Vienna is Vienna"
15. March "Holiday"
16. March "Sea King"
17. March "Eagle" - G. Wagner
18. Page March
19. March "Bagration"
20. March "Skobelev"
21. March "Hero"
22. March "Partisan"
23. March "Storm"
24. Line march - D. Pertsev
25. Fanfare March
26. March from the film “Cruel Romance” - A. Petrov
27. March “Joy of Victory” - B. Becker
28. March “Varyag” – N. Ivanov-Radkevich
29. Russian March - G. Puchkov
30. Hussar March - A. Petrov
31. Military march – G. Sviridov
32. March "Firemen's Band"
33. Wedding March – F. Mendelssohn
34. March of the High Altitude Soldiers from the film “Height” - R. Shchedrin
35. march from the film “Renaissance” - Movsesyan
36. Merry March – V. Shainsky
37. march “Moscow in May” - D. Pokrass
38. march from the film “Jolly Fellows” - I. Dunaevsky

WALTHS

1. ancient waltz “On the hills of Manchuria” – I. Shatrov
2. ancient waltz “Birch” – E. Drazen
3. ancient waltz “Autumn Dream” – A. Joyce
4. ancient waltz “Remembrance” - A. Joyce
5. ancient waltz “Amur Waves” – M. Kyuss
6. ancient waltz “Blue Night” - V. Agapkin
7. old waltz "Refugee"
8. old waltz “Soul of the Regiment”
9. waltz “In the forest near the front” - M. Blanter
10. Waltz “Blue Handkerchief” – E. Petersburgsky
11. Random Waltz – M. Fradkin
12. Sevastopol Waltz – K. Listov
13. Waltz from the film “My Affectionate and Gentle Beast” - E.Doga
14. Waltz “Dissolution” from the film “Women” - J. Frankel
15. Waltz from the film “Cruel Romance” - A. Petrov
16. Waltz "Peasant Girl" -
17. Waltz “In the City Garden” - M. Blanter
18. Waltz “My little village”
19. Waltz "Broken Strings"
20. waltz “Soul of the Collective” - Yu. Gubarev
21. Waltz “Under the Sky of Paris” - Z. Giraud
22. Waltz “Birches” - I. Matvienko

VARIETY AND JAZZ REPERTOIRE

1. Dixieland “Hello, Dolly” - L. Armstrong
2. "Only You" - Ram
3. "Tijuana Taxi" - Herb Alpert
4. "Tin Roof Blues" - Jazz New Orleans
5. "West End Blues" - Louis Armstrong
6. Blues from the film “Hearts of Four”
7. "Ja Da" - Carleton
8. “Reg Time” - S. Joplin
9. "Moonlight Serenade"
10. Blues "My Love" - ​​Gershwin
11. "Summertime (Clara's Lullaby)" - J. Gershwin
12. "Sex Bomb" – Tom Jones
13. “Moscow” - (from the repertoire of the group “Genghis Khan”)
14. "Black and Blue" - T.Walter
15. "Don't Worry, Be Happy" - Robert "Bobby" McFerrin
16. "How Deep Is Your Love" -Bee Gees
17. "The Road To Mandalay" - Robbie Williams
18. "Pretty Women" - Roy Orbison
19. « I Just Call(I'm calling you)" - Steve Wonder
20. "Someday" - Louis Armstrong
21. “A Toi (For You)” – Joe Dassin
22. "Yesterday" - The Beatles
23. "Michelle" - The Beatles
24. "Obladi, oblada" - the Beatles
25. “Travelers in the Night” - B. Kempfert
26. "Caravan"
27. "Medley" of traditional American Dixieland songs
28. Dixieland “Black-Dixie” - Hans Kolditz
29. Dixieland “Bad Date” - Alexander Tsfasman
30. Dixieland “Song of the Old Cabby” - Nikita Bogoslovsky
31. Dixieland “Friendship (when with a simple and tender gaze)” - Vladimir Sidorov
32. Dixieland “That’s A Plenty” - Lew Pollack
33. Dixieland “I’m Walking Around Moscow” from the film “I’m Walking Around Moscow” - A. Petrov
34. Dixieland “Old Maple” from the film “Girls” - Alexandra Pakhmutova
35. Disieland "Quinto" from the film "Va-Bank" - Henryk Kuzniak
36. Dixieland "When the Saints Go Marching In"
37. Dixieland “Street Traffic” - A. Bykanov
38. "Bad Romance" - Lady Gaga
39. “From Souvenirs To Souvenirs” – Demis Roussos
40. Medley to “Boney-M” songs
41. "El Bimbo" - Paul Mauriat
42. "Bessame muchcho"
43. "Venus (Shizgara)" -
44. "Livinla vida loca" - Ricky Martin
45. “Again I stand alone” - E. Vaenga
46. “We wish you happiness” - S. Namin
47. “Gop, gop, gop...” - (from the repertoire of Verka Serduchka)
48. “Everything will be fine...” (from the repertoire of Verka Serduchka)
49. “There are so many good girls...” - I. Dunaevsky
50. "Baron (in the Cape Town port)" - Sh.Sekunda
51. "Old piano"
52. "Black cat"
53. "The Pink Panther" - Henry Mancini
54. "Rio Rita" - Enrique Santeuhini
55. Hussar March" from the film "Say a word for the poor hussar" - A. Petrov
56. “Gaidai March” medley to music from the film directed by L. Gaidai - A. Zatsepin
57. “Marusya” from the film “Ivan Vasilyevich Changes Profession” - A. Zatsepin
58. “There is only a moment” from the film “Sannikov’s Land” - Alexander Zatsepin
59. “It’s time to hit the road” from the film “Heavenly Slug” - V. Solovyov – Gray-haired
60. “A soldier is walking through the city” - Vladimir Shainsky
61. March “12 chairs” - G. Gladkov
62. “Song of Friends” from the film “The Bremen Town Musicians” - G. Gladkov
63. “Ta-dam, ta-ra ta-ta-dam” from the film “The Bremen Town Musicians” - G. Gladkov
64. “Let them run clumsily” song by the crocodile Gena from the film “Cheburashka” - Vladimir Shainsky
65. "Happy Birthday" - Happy birthday
66. "The Long Road"
67. “Moscow Evenings” - V. Solovyov-Sedoy
68. “Music is playing on the ship” - V. Dobrynin
69. “I’m ready to kiss the sand” - V. Markin
70. “WWW. Leningrad" - S. Shnurov
71. “No need to frown, Lada” - V. Shainsky
72. “Girls, love simple romantics” - V. Syutkin
73. “Golden Wedding” - R. Pauls
74. "Charlie" - R. Pauls
75. “Chervona Ruta” - V. Ivasyuk
76. "Lavender" -
77. "Raspberries"
78. "I'm sorry, believe me"
79. "My neighbour"
80. "Blizzard"
81. “It’s not evening yet” - R. Pauls
82. “Without Me” - R. Pauls
83. “drum dance” - R. Pauls
84. "Ferryman"
85. "It's time" -
86. "Komarovo"
87. "Vernissage"
88. "Grandmothers, grandmothers" -
89. “Esaul” - O. Gazmanov
90. "Squadron" - O. Gazmanov
91. “Sailor” - O. Gazmanov
92. “Moscow, golden domes” - O. Gazmanov
93. "Gypi-shake"
94. "Twilight"
95. "Birthday"
96. "At the samovar..."
97. "Marfusha"
98. "My Beauty"
99. “Nice evenings on the Ob”
100. "Golden-domed Moscow"
101. “Gop - stop” - A. Rosenbaum
102. "Purple Haze"
103. “Penguin” fast dance – S. Bono
104. Istanbul not Constantinopole – Nat Simon
105. “Wait for the engine” from the film “Operation “Y” and other adventures of Shurik”
106. “Song about hares” from the film “The Diamond Arm” - A. Zatsepin

FOLK SONGS and DANCES

1. “Moscow quadrille (fun quadrille)” - Viktor Temnov
2. “Unharness the horses, boys” - Ukrainian folk song
3. “One, two, three - Cossack” - A. Lyapin
4. "Cossack"
5. “Along along Piterskaya” - Russian folk song
6. "Seven Forty" - Jewish song
7. "Hava Nagila" - Jewish song
8. "Sirtaki" - Greek folk dance
9. "Yablochko" - dance of Russian sailors
10. "Syrba" - Russian folk dance
11. "Barynya" - Russian folk dance
12. "Hopak" - Ukrainian folk dance
13. "Gypsy" - Russian folk dance
14. "Gypsy Dance"
15. "Russian Dance"
16. "Lambada"
17. "Peddlers"
18. "Krakowiak" - Russian folk dance
19. “You pissed me off” - Ukrainian folk song
20. "Suliko" - Georgian folk song
21. "Myasoedovskaya" - Russian folk dance
22. “Sormovo Lyric” - Mokrousov
23. “The daisies hid” - Ptichkin
24. "Bublichki" - Russian folk song
25. “Oh, the viburnum is blooming” - Russian folk song
26. "Cuckoo" - Swiss folk song
27. “So many golden lights” - K. Molchanov
28. “I can’t do otherwise” - A. Pakhmutova
29. “Old Maple” - A. Pakhmutova
30. “Am I to blame..” - Russian folk song
31. “I’ll go out into the street” - Russian folk song
32. “The blue ball is spinning and spinning”
33. "Chubchik" - Russian folk dance
34. “Here someone came down from the hill” - Russian folk song
35. "Maryamol" - Komi folk song
36. “Viser Vozhyn” - Komi folk song
37. “Zil-zel” - Komi folk song
38. “Letka – Enka” - L. Lethinen, Finnish dance
39. "Once upon a time there was a grandmother"
40. Polka "Butterfly"
41. "Padespan"
42. "Lezginka"
43. "Taganka"
44. "Murka"
45. "Ah, Odessa"

TANGO

1. Tango “Help Me” from the film “The Diamond Arm” - A. Zatsepin
2. tango “Moon Rhapsody” - O.Strok
3. tango “Cranes (Here, under a strange sky...)”
4. "This is tango for everyone"
5. tango "Natasha"
6. tango “Meeting” from the film “Gypsy” and “The Return of Budulai”
7. "Parisian Tango"
8. "Hungarian Tango"
9. tango "Let the days pass"
10. “Tango sounds” - B. Figotin
11. tango “Start from the beginning” - E. Martynov
12. Tango “Burnt Sun” - E. Petersburgsky

FOXTROTS

1. Foxtrot “Little Flower” - Sidney Bishé
2. Foxtrot “Blue Moon” - R. Rogers
3. Foxtrot “Black Eyes” - O.Strok
4. Foxtrot "Fernando"
5. Foxtrot “Rain” – Makarov
6. Foxtrot “Linden Trees in Bloom” – Binkin
7. Foxtrot “Along the Embankment”
8. Foxtrot "Sasha"
9. Foxtrot "Thuvenit"
10. Foxtrot "John Gray"
11. Foxtrot "Spring"

SPORTS:

1. “Heroes of Sports” - A. Pakhmutova

2. March “Well done” - V. Shainsky

3. “A coward doesn’t play hockey” -A. Pakhmutova

4. “Sports March” from the film “Goalkeeper” - I. Dunaevsky

5. “Merry March” - V. Shainsky

6. “March of the Vysotnikov”

7. "Argentina - Jamaica"

8. "Football Song" — A. Novikov

10. “March of Footballers” - M. Blanter

WEDDING REPERTOIRE:

1. “Wedding March” - F. Mendelssohn

2. “Wedding March” - R. Wagner

3. “Golden Wedding” - R. Pauls

4. “Wedding” - A. Babajanyan

5. “We wish you happiness!” — S. Namin

POP, JAZZ AND MUSIC FROM MOVIES:

6. “Beauty Queen” - A. Babajanyan

7. “Obladi, oblada” - from the Beatles rap.

8. “Yesterday” - from the Beatles rap.

9. “Michelle” - from the Beatles rap.

10. “My Love” - J. Gershwin

11. “Summertime” - J. Gershwin

12. “Tijuana Taxi” - H. Alpert

13. “Besame mucho” - K. Torres

14. “Old piano” from the film “We are from jazz” - M. Minkov

15. “Bad Date” - A. Tsfasman

16. “Quinto” from the film “Va-Bank” - H. Kuznyak

17. “Ja-da” - B. Carlton

18. “Baron von der Pshik” - Sh. Second from the repertoire of L. Utesov

19. “www.Leningrad” - from the repertoire of the group “Leningrad”

20. “I’m walking around Moscow” from the film “In the Days of the Spartakiad” - A. Petrov

21. “Gaidai March” - A. Zatsepin to music. from the film directed by L. Gaidai

22. Tango “Help Me” from the film “The Diamond Arm” - A. Zatsepin

23. “Marusya, drip-drip-drip” from the film “Ivan Vasilyevich changes his profession” - A. Zatsepin

24. “Song about hares” from the film “The Diamond Arm” - A. Zatsepin

25. “Hussar March” - A. Petrov

26. March from the film “Cruel Romance” - A. Petrov

27. “Hungarian Tango” - V. Kuprinsky

28. “Steamboat” - from the repertoire of L. Utesov

29. “Old Maple” - A. Pakhmutova

30. “Istanbul” - N. Simon

31. “Song of the Old Cabby” - N. Bogoslovsky from the repertoire of L. Utesov

32. “Friendship” - V. Sidorov

33. “Dixieland” - medley of American songs

34. “I’m ready to kiss the sand” - V. Markin

35. “Moscow Evenings” - V. Solovyov-Sedoy

36. “Rag Time” - S. Joplin

38. “So many good girls” - I. Dunaevsky

39. “Moonlight Serenade” - G. Miller

40. Tango “Cumparsita” - M. Rodriguez

41. "Hello, Dolly!" — D. Herman from the repertoire of L. Armstrong

FOLK SONGS AND DANCES:

“Along St. Petersburg”, “Peddlers”, “Kalinka”, “Yablochko”, “7-40”, “Have on Gila”, “Syrba”, “Barynya”, “Gopak”, “Unharness the horses”, “ One, two, three-Cossack”, “Gypsy”, “Krakowiak”, “Lezginka-zafak”, “You pissed me off”, “Suliko”, “Myasoedovskaya”, “Sormovskaya lyrical”, “Bublichki”, “Letka” -enka”, “Cuckoo”, “Moscow quadrille”, “Am I to blame”, “I’ll go out into the street”, “Padespan”, “Chubchik”, “Someone came down from the hill”, “Once upon a time there was a grandmother”, "Butterfly Polka"

CHILDREN'S:

“The Bear’s Lullaby” from the film “Umka”, “Cheburashka’s Song”, “I’m Lying in the Sun”, “Clowns”, “The Blue Car”, “Song of the Crocodile Gena”, “Song of the Smugglers” from the film “The Adventures of the Captain” Vrungel”, “Musicians of Bremen”, “The Pink Panther”, “Dance of the Little Swans”, “Antoshka” from the film “Merry Carousel”, “Smile” from the film “Little Raccoon”, “Sperm Whale”, “Top- stomp, stomp baby.”

SCHOOL:

1. Waltz “School Years” - D. Kabalevsky

2. “Farewell Waltz” from the film “Raffle” - A. Flyarovsky

3. “School Waltz” - I. Dunaevsky

4. “Crane Song” from the film “We’ll Live Until Monday” - K. Molchanov

5. “Childhood’s last call” - A. Babajanyan

6. “Twice two is four” - V. Shainsky

7. “It’s fun to walk together” - V. Shainsky

8. “Children on the planet are friends” - Yu. Chichkov

9. “Childhood is me and you” - Yu. Chichkov

10. “Beautiful Far Away” - E. Krylatov

11. “Let there always be sunshine” - A. Ostrovsky

12. “Our school country” - Yu. Chichkov

13. “School time” - I. Zubkov

14. “Schoolmates” - N. Bogoslovsky

NEW YEAR'S MELODIES:

“A Christmas tree was born in the forest”, “Five minutes”, “Little Christmas tree...”, “Jingle Bells”, march from the ballet “The Nutcracker”, “And it’s snowing”, “Song of the hare and the wolf from the film “Well, wait a minute” , “Three White Horses”, “If only there were no winter”, “A coward doesn’t play hockey”, “Song about a good mood”, “New Year’s round dance”, “Oh, frost, frost”, “New Year’s”, “We Wish You” A Merry Cristmas", "Carols for a Merry Cristmas", "New Year's March".

CLASSICAL REPERTOIRE OF THE MODERN BRASS ORCHESTRA

1. Suite from the ballet “The Nutcracker” - P.I. Chaikovsky

2. Suite from the ballet “Swan Lake” - P.I. Chaikovsky

3. Suite from the ballet “The Sleeping Beauty” - P.I. Chaikovsky

4. Overture “1812” - P.I. Chaikovsky

5. Polka from the ballet “Bolt” - D. Shostakovich

6. Romance from the film “The Gadfly” - D. Shostakovich

7. Polka from the ballet “The Golden Age” - D. Shostakovich

8. “Virgin Mother of God, Rejoice” - S. Rachmaninov

9. “Italian Polka” - S. Rachmaninov

10. Dance from the ballet “Spartacus” - A. Khachaturyan

11. “Choral concert No. 4” - D. Bortnyansky

12. Quintet No. 1 - A. Boyarsky

13. “Night”, chorus from the opera “Demon” - A. Rubinstein

14. “Patriotic Song” - M. Glinka

15. “Night on Bald Mountain” - M. Mussorgsky

16. March from the opera “The Love for Three Oranges” - S. Prokofiev

17. “Humoresque” - R. Shchedrin

18. “Polovtsian dances” - A. Borodin

FOREIGN MUSIC:

1. “Eine kleine Nachtmusik” - V.A. Mozart

2. “Contredanse en rondeau” - V.A. Mozart

3.”Romance - V.A. Mozart

4. “The Londonderry Air” - English folk song

5. “4 renaissance dances” - T. Susato

6. Danse slave No. 8 - A. Dvorak

7. Polka - I. Strauss

8. “Halleluyah chor” - G.F. Handel

9. “Intrada-a fanfare” - J.Pesel

10. “Wassermusik” - G.F. Handel

11. Sonata Saint Mark - T. Albinoni

12. “My Spirit Be Joyful” - I.S. Bach

13. Sonata No. 22 – J.Pesel

14. Sonata - A. Vivaldi

15. Barogue Suite - G.F. Handel

16. “Fur Elise” - L. van Beethoven

17. March - L. van Beethoven

18. Polka “On the Hunt” - J. Strauss

19. Aria of Figaro - D. Rossini

20. Prelude to "Te Deum" - M.A. Charpentier

21. “Smatrold” - E. Grieg

22. Rondeau - J.Mouret

For a specific event, we will create any piece for any composition of the brass band. Our repertoire also includes original works.

If you want to order an orchestra, then follow a simple pattern.

The Man from the Orchestra [The Siege Diary of Lev Margulis] Margulis Lev Mikhailovich

Symphony orchestra repertoire

Leningrad Radio Committee during the siege of Leningrad

The sources for this list were: a notebook of recordings of concerts by K. I. Eliasberg, posters and programs stored in the music library of the Leningrad Philharmonic and the Russian National Library, a notebook of recordings of orchestra concerts, which was kept by the editors of the radio committee E. M. Lichkus (in 1941) and F. N. Gokhberg (from June 3, 1942).

RUSSIAN CLASSICAL COMPOSERS

Borodin.“Heroic” symphony, “Prince Igor” (overture, Igor’s aria, Konchak’s aria, Yaroslavna’s arioso, Galitsky’s song, duet of Galitsky and Yaroslavna).

Glazunov.“The Young Lady Servant” (fragments), “Seasons”, Concerto for violin and orchestra, Concert Waltz No. 1, Concert Waltz No. 2, Lyrical poem, March on a Russian theme, Meditation, Dance of Salome, “Raymonda” (suite and fragments), Serenade, symphonies - II, IV, VI, Solemn Overture, Solemn Cantata, “Hey, Let's Whoop!”

Glinka.“Aragonese Jota”, “Waltz Fantasy”, “Ivan Susanin” (overture, Antonida’s aria, Susanin’s aria, posada scene, final chorus), “Kamarinskaya”, “Night in Madrid”, “Ruslan and Lyudmila” (overture) .

Dargomyzhsky.“Rusalka” (Melnik’s aria).

Kalinnikov. I Symphony.

Lyadov. Eight Russian folk songs, “Kikimora”, Polonaise.

Rachmaninov. Concert for piano with orc. No. 2, Symphony II, “The Cliff”.

Rimsky-Korsakov.“Vera Sheloga” (introduction), “Golden Cockerel” (aria of the Shemakhan Queen, Wedding Procession), “Spanish Capriccio”, “Kashchei the Immortal” (Kashcheevna’s aria), “May Night” (Levko’s aria), “Sadko” (Varyazhsky’s song guest, song of the Vedenetsky guest, song of the Indian guest, Lyubava’s aria), “The Tale of Tsar Saltan” (suite), “The Tale of the Invisible City of Kitezh...” (Battle at Kerzhenets), “Snow Maiden” (Mizgir’s aria, Snow Maiden’s aria, third song Lelya), “The Tsar’s Bride” (Lyubasha’s aria, scenes), “Scheherazade”.

Serov. Varangian ballad.

Scriabin.“Dreams”, Symphonies - I, II.

Chaikovsky. Variations on a Rococo theme, “Eugene Onegin” (Gremin’s aria, Lensky’s aria, Onegin’s arioso, polonaise, scenes), “Iolanta” (Robert’s aria), “Italian Capriccio”, Concerto for violin and orchestra, Concerto for piano. with orc. No. 1, “Swan Lake” (suite, fragments), “Mazepa” (Mazepa’s aria), “Manfred” (1 part), cantata “Moscow”, “Mozartiana”, “Maid of Orleans” (Joan of Arc’s aria), “The Queen of Spades” (Lisa’s aria, Herman’s aria, Yeletsky’s aria, scene at the Winter Canal), “Romeo and Juliet”, duet, “Romeo and Juliet”, fantasy overture, serenade “Where are you flying like a bird”, symphonies - I , IV, V, VI, Slavic March, “Sleeping Beauty” (waltz), String Serenade, Suites - 1st, 3rd, 4th (“Mozartiana”), Overture “1812”, “Francesca da Rimini” ", "The Enchantress" (two godfather arias), "The Nutcracker" (suite, fragments).

Variations on a Russian theme for large orchestra (N. Artsybushev, I. Vitol, A. Lyadov, N. Rimsky-Korsakov, N. Sokolov, A. Glazunov).

Russian folk songs for balalaika with symphony orchestra.

SOVIET COMPOSERS

Alexandrov. Anthem of the Bolshevik Party.

Bogdanov-Berezovsky. Concerto for violin and orchestra. (1 hour), Scherzo.

Deaf. Song about Zhdanov.

Cheap. Music for the play “Wait for Me”, music for the film “Architecture of Leningrad”.

Evlakhov. Night Patrol, Suite.

Zhivotov. Ceremonial march.

Kochurov. Heroic aria, Song of Leningrad, Suvorov overture.

Nosov. A Tale of a Hero City.

Khachaturian. Song about Stalin.

Shostakovich. Symphonies - I, VII.

FOREIGN COMPOSERS

Berlioz. Rakoczy March, "Roman Carnival".

Beethoven. Concert for piano with orc. No. 5, symphonies - IV, V, IX.

Bizet.“Arlesienne” (suite No. 1), “Pearl Seekers” (Nadir’s aria), “Carmen” (overture, couplets of Toreador, Habanera, Gypsy song, etc.).

Weber."The Magic Shooter" (overture).

Wieniawski. Polonaise in D major.

Verdi."Rigoletto" (Duke's song), "La Traviata" (scenes).

Haydn. Symphony “With the Impact of the Timpani”.

Grieg.“Sigurd the Crusader” (suite), concerto for piano. with orchestra, lyrical songs (“Solveig’s Lullaby”, “Swan”, “Last Spring”), “Peer Gynt” (suite No. 2), Symphonic dances.

Gounod."Faust" (Cavatina Faust).

Dvorak. Symphonies - V (IX), VII.

Debussy. Small suite.

Delib.“The King Amuses himself” (suite).

Duke."The Sorcerer's Apprentice".

Zuppe.“The Poet and the Peasant” (overture).

Sheet. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 14, concertos for piano. with orc, - No. 1, No. 2, Polonaise in E-flat major, tarantella “Venice and Naples”, “Tasso”, “Chromatic gallop”.

Massenet.“Werther” (stanzas of Ossian), “Picturesque Scenes”, “Thais” (intermission), “Phaedra” (overture).

Meyerbeer."Prophet" (march).

Mendelssohn. Concerto for violin and orchestra, “Ruy-Blaz” (overture), symphonies - “Italian”, “Scottish”, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” (nocturne and scherzo), “Fingal’s Cave”, overture.

Mozart.“Don Giovanni” (overture, Leporello’s aria), “Eine kleine Nachtmusik”, concerto for piano. with orc. D minor, concerto for 2 fp. with orchestra, Serenade No. 17 (fragments), symphony “Jupiter”.

Moshkovsky. Waltz-scherzo, opera “Boabdil” (fragments), Moorish fantasy, Serenade, Fantastic scherzo, Fantastic procession.

Rossini."William Tell" (overture), "The Barber of Seville" (Figaro's cavatina), "The Thieving Magpie" (overture).

Swensen. Norwegian Rhapsody No. 3.

Saint-Saens. Algerian Suite.

Tom. Polonaise Owls.

Franc.“Symphonic Variations” for piano. with orc.

Chopin. Waltz No. 7, Waltz orchestrated by Glazunov, Concerto for piano. with orc. No. 2.

Schubert. Symphonies - “Unfinished”, VII, Morning Serenade.

Schumann. IV Symphony.

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