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July 21 and 22 at the museum and exhibition complex of the Moscow region "New Jerusalem" in the framework of the Moscow Regional Philharmonic "High art in the small towns near Moscow" with the support of the Ministry of Culture of Moscow Region will be held open-air music festival "New Jerusalem. Summer. Music. Museum". The concerts start at 20:00.

Festival program on the first day open collective of one of the leading musical theaters Russia - Orchestra of the Moscow Academic Music Theater. KS Stanislavsky and Vl.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko managed by the Honored Artist of Russia, laureate of Moscow and the National Theater Award "Golden Mask" Felix Korobov.

The orchestra will perform the artists of the Moscow Regional Philharmonic Society: superb opera singers, winners of international competitions Alina Yarovaya (soprano), Maksim Sazhin (tenor), Pavel Baransky (baritone), as well as one of the most famous choral collectives of Russia with more than half-century history - State Academic Moscow regional choir AD Kozhevnikova (artistic director and chief choirmaster - Nikolay Azarov).

Musicians will present to the audience overtures, arias and scenes from famous operas by Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky, Glinka, Arensky, Borodin. Tatyana's Letter Scene, Lensky's aria, "Dawn on the Moscow River", Polovtsian dance with chorus - these and many other masterpieces will sound in the program.

On July 22, the second day of the festival will perform Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra under control of Igor Manasherov, the winner of the I International Conducting Competition Audite in Poland. This band throughout its history, is one of the best Russian orchestras and represents the Russian musical culture abroad. Artistic director - People's Artist of the USSR Yuri Simonov.

The program of the musical evening July 22 - Symphony №5 by Tchaikovsky, as well as works by Glinka, Borodin, Liadov and Rimsky-Korsakov.

Interestingly, the venue for performances at the music festival "New Jerusalem. Summer. Music. The Museum" will be an open space - the so-called atrium - the main entrance to the museum.

Performances by music groups will add an audio-visual performance: each composition will be accompanied by the demonstration of paintings by great artists, creating a special three-dimensional perception. Specially selected visual range will be presented on large LED screens.

During the festival, audiences will be able to visit the museum itself and meet its exhibitions. According to the festival ticket will be free to go to the main permanent exhibition of the Museum "New Jerusalem - a monument to history and culture of XVII - XX centuries" , which tells about how thought and formed the image of the Holy Places in the suburbs of New Jerusalem monastery as a monument of Russian architecture and the identity of the creator of Patriarch Nikon. Especially for the guests of the festival the main exhibition of the museum on July 21 and 22 will be open until 20:00.

In addition, during the festival the audience will have a number of preferences from several hotels and restaurants in the town of Istra. Holders of tickets for the festival, for example, can expect a discount in the "Davydov" restaurant, known for its varied menu and high-quality supply. Discount for staying guests of the festival will provide hotels such as the Hilton Garden Inn Moscow New Riga and "Django", which is especially useful for those who come to Istria from Moscow and other cities, and want to get acquainted with the program of the two days of the festival.

For convenience, the museum is equipped with a spacious private car and bicycle parking for spectators will run the cafe and souvenir shops.

It is worth noting that the museum "New Jerusalem" regularly hosts live events, but summer music open-air festival will be a completely new experience. He will present guests with modern high-quality version of the cultural activities of the day - the opportunity to enjoy the world-famous works of the great composers and artists in one of the most picturesque corners of Moscow suburbs on the territory of Russia's largest exhibition center.

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The program of the musical evening July 22 - Symphony №5 by Tchaikovsky, as well as works by Glinka, Borodin, Liadov and Rimsky-Korsakov.

Interestingly, the venue for performances at the music festival "New Jerusalem. Summer. Music. The Museum" will be an open space - the so-called atrium - the main entrance to the museum.

For convenience, the museum is equipped with a spacious private car and bicycle parking for spectators will run the cafe and souvenir shops.

Moscow Region Philharmonic presents musical phantasy “The Four Seasons”. Identically titled works by A. Vivaldi and P. Tchaikovsky will be performed by Chamber orchestra “Instrumental Capella”, Dmitry Borodin (violin), and Oleg Kalagurov (piano). The well-known classics will be delivered in a new interpretation, accompanied by pantomime and video art, under the baton of Vyacheslav Valeyev.

We see each season hued with a mood and colors of its own. The nature’s awakening in spring, its bloom in summer, autumn’s gloom, and winter’s fairy-tale vibe have been diversely interpreted in music. The composers have created a peculiar literary program accurately followed by music: Tchaikovsky provided names for the piano pieces, whereas Vivaldi introduced each violin concerto with a sonnet.

In the musical phantasy directed by Olesya Nevmerzhitskaya the two series are fused, featuring a boy protagonist experiencing fascinating life events related to the change of seasons.

The musical phantasy premiered on 10 September 2016 at Tchaikovsky State Museum in Klin town.

On 27 January 2017 at 2 pm the phantasy will be presented at the Grand Hall of Oktyabr community centre in Dubna town as part of Children’s Region Philharmonic project masterminded by composer Maxim Dunayevsky. The performance will feature young musicians: student of a local children’s music school (professor Kuznetsova’s class), award winner of regional graduate contest (Dubna, 2016) Anna Inozemtseva and student of the local boys’ choral school (professor Ivanova’s class), award winner of regional graduate contest (Dubna, 2016) Arthur Fedoruk.

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In the musical phantasy directed by Olesya Nevmerzhitskaya the two series are fused, featuring a boy protagonist experiencing fascinating life events related to the change of seasons.

The musical phantasy premiered on 10 September 2016 at Tchaikovsky State Museum in Klin town.

You might think guslars have been long forgotten since the times of Ancient Russia. However, in the 21st century musicians still play this ancient instrument. We invite the most courageous listeners to take a two-hour journey in the music time machine to Ancient Novgorod.

The performance is a mixture of vivid choreography, colorful folk costumes, live Russian language, original renditions of well-known tunes, and the story of a Novgorod gusli musician who travelled to the Underwater Kingdom. The orchestra, which is made up of balalaikas, domras, zhaleikas, horns, various percussions, and Sadko’s celebrated gusli, provides an extraordinary accompaniment.

The production gets children involved, giving them a try at dancing and playing old folk instruments.

State ensemble of music and dance “Sadko”
Artistic director – Darya Volynskaya
Conductor – award winner of international competitions Vyacheslav Valeyev
Ballet master – Lyudmila Alyanchikova

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The production gets children involved, giving them a try at dancing and playing old folk instruments.

On 3 December Pushkino community centre hosted a spectacular gala concert as part of the 3rd International Festival “Crossing the Time”. Head of the local Social Policy Department I. Poluyanova along with the festival’s mastermind Andrey Ivanov welcomed the town residents at this incredible music event.

The gala concert featured:

The festival’s masterminds, leaders of MRP’s Centre for Ethnic Music Development Andrey (double bass) and Mikhail (piano) Ivanov
Honored Artist of Tatarstan Republic, winner of prestigious awards as performer and composer Aidar Gainullin (bayan)
Chamber orchestra “Instrumental Capella”
Artists of MRP’s State Choir
Sergey Shamov (percussions)

Vyacheslav Valeyev was conducting.

Mikhail Ivanov’s work “Along the River Bank” premiered with the choir, and Anastasia Shugalei band performed folk song “Tears Streamed Down From My Eyes”.

Award winners of children’s contest, students of local music schools, also partook in the event: Anna Kulikova (piano), Sophia Artyomova (piano), Tikhon Moskalyov (flute), and Aliya Sultanova (tuba). The children’s contest as part of the festival culminated on 1 December.

The audience responded with long, intense applause.

Art Likor jazz club hosted the closing concerts: on 3 December Mr. Gainullin and Euphoria ensemble put on a performance, and on 4 December Ivanov brothers presented “Jazz Rendezvous” that had won recognition at Montreux Jazz Festival.

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“Crossing the Time” festival is MRP’s unique project that for the first time introduces Moscow region residents to world-class music. The festival features internationally acclaimed artists: prominent jazz musicians Jyl Veddi (USA), Jaga Samba (Senegal), Mikhail and Andrey Ivanov, Polina Orbakh, Dmitry Vlasenko, Denis Shvytov, Maxim Dunayevsky, Angelina Sergeyeva, and Cocktail project band. The project encompasses various philharmonic genres, from classical and folk to jazz music. The premiere was presented on 1 December 2014 at Barvikha Luxury Village Concert Hall.

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First International Festival "Crossing the Time"

Second International Festival "Crossing the Time"

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The gala concert featured:

The festival’s masterminds, leaders of MRP’s Centre for Ethnic Music Development Andrey (double bass) and Mikhail (piano) Ivanov
Honored Artist of Tatarstan Republic, winner of prestigious awards as performer and composer Aidar Gainullin (bayan)
Chamber orchestra “Instrumental Capella”
Artists of MRP’s State Choir
Sergey Shamov (percussions)

Vyacheslav Valeyev was conducting.

Mikhail Ivanov’s work “Along the River Bank” premiered with the choir, and Anastasia Shugalei band performed folk song “Tears Streamed Down From My Eyes”.

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First International Festival "Crossing the Time"

Second International Festival "Crossing the Time"

Moscow Region Philharmonic arranges “Growing up with music”, an interactive music show designed to educate schoolchildren. The new program features a unique synthesis of music, circus, and ballet, fascinating stories, contests and gifts for youngsters.

Thrilling stories about the mysteries of music, composers, and instruments will be narrated by Honored Artist of Russia Ms. Violet, soloist of Moscow Virtuosos Orchestra and presenter of music shows on Svetlana Stepchenko’s Radost Moya TV Channel.

Like a fairy godmother, the charming and eccentric presenter will create a vibrant festivity. Her stories will be accompanied by original videos tailor-made for the project.

Along with her companion Wolfie (artist of Moscow Puppet Theatre Yuri Sokirkin) Ms. Violet will encourage kids to sing songs from well-loved animation, try out musical instruments and conduct to let them experience what it’s like to be a musician.

The heiress to a renowned dynasty and professional ballet dance Elizaveta Taranda will present popular classical ballet pieces: “Russian Dance” and “The Dying Swan”. Alyona Slivka will perform a circus piece accompanied by soundtrack from “The Mask”. Chamber orchestra Instrumental Capella will play opera arias and jazz compositions. The program will feature young virtuosos, holders of Spivakov Foundation scholarships.

The show made up of music, circus, and ballet will take the audience on an entertaining journey into these arts, answer the trickiest questions of the curious, and introduce youngsters to classical music in an engaging way.

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Like a fairy godmother, the charming and eccentric presenter will create a vibrant festivity. Her stories will be accompanied by original videos tailor-made for the project.

MRP presents “Children’s Region Philharmonic”, a project involving prominent musicians and multi-genre artists giving performances throughout the year in children’s art schools across Moscow region.

The project was launched on 10 September at Tchaikovsky Museum in Klin with “The Seasons”. Works of the same name by Vivaldi and Tchaikovsky performed by Chamber orchestra Instrumental Capella, Dmitry Borodin (violin) and Oleg Kalagurov (piano) were played in a new, original version accompanied by pantomime and video art, conducted by Sergey Inkov and directed by Olesya Nevmerzhitskaya.

On 29 October Kalinin community centre (Korolyov town) hosted “Music Station”, an interactive program featuring “Instrumental Capella”, artist Svetlana Stepchenko, actor Yuri Sokirkin, ballet dancer Elizaveta Taranda, circus artist Alyona Slivka, soloists of Popov Choral Arts Academy, Capriccio quartet, and students of local music schools.

On 19 November Rossiya community centre (Serpukhov town) hosted the premiere of “Epic Rus”, a performance with sand animation containing ‘online’ scenes of battles, victories, weddings, and everyday life of Russian people created by artist Elena Vedernikova. The scenes unfolded to the music of great Russian composers Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Rachmaninoff, Glazunov, Lyadov, Ippolitov-Ivanov, and others performed by “Guslars of Russia”.

On 10 December MRP presented Sergey Prokofiev’s symphony fairy-tale “Peter and the Wolf” and its sequel “Peter and the Wolf – 2” by Peter Pospelov in Balashikha community centre. The performance was delivered by the Orchestra of Russian Emergency Ministry under the baton of Sergey Inkov, featuring narrator Eugene Knyazev.

The project is spearheaded by People’s Artist of Russia, MRP’s artistic leader Maxim Dunayevsky.

“Children’s Region Philharmonic” is a follow-up to “The Nutcracker”, MRP’s 2014-2015 project engaging gifted students of music schools and studios across Moscow region (Fryazino, Serpukhov, Pavlovsky Posad, Korolyov, Krasnogorsk, Egoryevsk, Krasnoarmeysk, Chernogolovka) and award winners of annual TV contest for young musicians “The Nutcracker”.

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The project is spearheaded by People’s Artist of Russia, MRP’s artistic leader Maxim Dunayevsky.

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When is the right time to start tuning your child into classical music? Right after birth, we're sure!

In the season 2014-2015 the youngest listeners and their parents attended a series of family concerts "ABC of Music from A to Z". Favorite classical and contemporary works unlock the door to a world of magical sounds.

A symphony orchestra keeps a lot of mysteries. Musicians cherish these secrets, yet great virtuoso soloists have unveil the magic for young spectators.

Various programs were presented as part of the program: "Unboring conservatory", "Instruments in person", and others. The concerts were given at "Podmoskovye" community centre in Krasnogorsk town.

The project featured:

State ensemble of Russian music and dance "Sadko" (artistic director – Daria Volynskaya, conductor – Vyacheslav Valeyev)

Symphony orchestra of students of Moscow Conservatory (conductor – Vyacheslav Valeyev)

Ensemble of soloists "Hermitage" (artistic director – Alexander Ghindin)

"Nutcracker. Award Winners" is a one-of-a-kind project of Moscow Region Philharmonic. Gifted, bright students of music schools and studios share the stage with the award winners of the international annual TV contest for young musicians titled "Nutcracker". The project is spearheaded by the outstanding Russian pianist, Honored Artist of Russia Alexander Ghindin.

"Nutcracker" contest was established by "Kultura" TV channel in 2000. Since that time over 1000 young musicians from across Russia and 15 countries of the world partook in the event. The participants performed to the accompaniment of internationally renowned orchestras, including Moscow chamber orchestra "MusicaViva", "Moscow Virtuosos" orchestra, Svetlanov Symphony Orchestra, and others. Aspiring musicians appeared on stage alongside notable conductors Vladimir Fedoseyev, Alexander Rudin, Saulus Sondetskis, Mark Gorenstein, and Sergey Stadler. The contest enabled young virtuosos to showcase their artistry to the professional panel and multi-million TV audiences.

In the season 2014-2015 "Nutcracker. Award winners" was presented to the audiences of Krasnogorsk, Serpukhov, Korolyov, Shchelkovo, Yegoryevsk, Pavlovsky Posad, Fryazino, Chernogolovka, and Krasnoarmeysk. The new concert season will see new towns and venues, vivid performances, and musical insights.

To mark 70th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War Moscow Region Philharmonic supported by the Ministry for Culture of Moscow region presented a unique musical and poetic project titled "Ode to Great Victory". The program was custom-made for each of the towns of military glory of Moscow region.

Concerts were given in April and May 2015:

24 April	Naro-Fominsk	"Zvezda"community centre
6 May	Volokalamsk	"Lama"sports centre
7 May	Dmitrov	"Extreme" park
8 May	Mozhaisk	Local culture and recreation centre

"Ode to Great Victory" combined dance, music, and literary pieces with modern multimedia aids. Music and poetry were backed up by related images. The pictures of wartime events interspersed with wartime songs, classical and symphony works – with choreographic pieces. The program featured "On the Hills of Manchuria", "Victory Day", as well as popular folk songs smoothly complemented by Allegretto from Beethoven's Symphony no. 7, Mozart's "Requiem", "Chamber Symphony" by Shostakovich, and many other works of classical repertory.

The project has a strong dramaturgical core, a novella by Robert Vickers and Alexander Kanevsky titled "Friends' Reunion", which relates a heartrending story of a frontline soldier.

Video clips shot specifically for each town provide a multimedia backup to the project. They include interviews and unique footages, stories of the towns' inhabitants, their defense during the war and the heavy battle for Moscow. Each town of military glory of Moscow region has its own history. For example, Germans were planning to conquer Volokalamsk very fast, saying: "We'll have breakfast in Volokalamsk and dinner in Moscow". Naro-Fominsk and Mozhaisk resisted one of the most violent attacks. Dmitrov survived the most devastating struggles at Peremilovskaya Vysota, where today there is a monument to "The heroes of the battle near Moscow".

Thousands of veterans from Moscow region attended this music and drama performance. Concerts in all the towns of military glory of Moscow region gathered people of different generations – children, their parents, and the veterans, the heroes of the Victory celebration. The "Ode" was played to pay honors to them.

"Ode to Great Victory" was also attended by officers and employees of town administration. "By this project we wanted to thank everybody who remembers and preserves the memory of those dreadful, hard years, to make sure they would never come again," commented deputy administrator of Naro-Fominsk district Trofimova Natalia Nikolayevna. The head of Volokalamsk municipal district Gavrilov Evgeny Vasilyevich and deputy administrator on social issues of Volokalamsk municipal district Krestinina Yelena Vasilyevna granted a letter of gratitude to Moscow Region Philharmonic. The first deputy administrator of Dmitrov municipal district of Moscow region Dolgova Olga Vladimirovna and the head of Mozhaisk municipal district Cherny Alexander Vladimirovich greeted the veterans and thanked the team of the philharmonic for organizing the one-of-a-kind project marking the 70th anniversary of Victory.

The large-scale musical gift to the veterans is a result of meticulous artistic work of an enormous number of professionals: directors, conductors, concertmasters, theatre actors, lighting workers, producers, video directors, and script writers. Musical ensembles, soloists, award winners of international contests, honored and people's artists of Russia became part of a music and poetry canvas presented to the audiences of Moscow region.

"Ode to Great Victory" featured the leading musical ensembles of Moscow Region Philharmonic:

• State orchestra "Guslars of Russia" (Artistic director – People's Artist of Russia Yuri Yevtushenko)
• State academic orchestra of Russian folk instruments "Russkiye Uzory" ("Russian Patterns") (Artistic director and chief conductor – People's Artist of Russia Vladimir Zozulya)
• State ensemble of Russian music and dance "Sadko" (Artistic director – Daria Volynskaya)
• Chamber Orchestra "Instrumental Capella" (Artistic director – Honored Artist of Russia Alexander Ghindin)

Soloists:
• Award winner of international contests Oleg Kalagurov (piano)
• Award winner of international contests Pavel Baransky (baritone)
• Folk singer Tatyana Kurtukova

Theatre artists: Anastasiya Zykova, Irina Kondakova, Dmitry Ivanov, Rustam Akhmadeyev, Kirill Manakov

Musical director of the project, conductor – award winner of international contests Vyacheslav Valeyev

Scriptwriter and director – Olesya Nevmerzhitskaya

Watch concert program "Ode to Great Victory"

Watch video clips from program "Ode to Great Victory"

“I’LL WHISPER TO MY FORTUNE – MERCI BEACOUP!”

To mark the 70th anniversary of Maxim Dunayevsky, Honored Artist of Russia, a series of concerts was given across the Moscow region in April and May 2015 as part of the composer's anniversary tour. The events were arranged by Moscow Region Philharmonic. The anniversary tour was supported by the Ministry for Culture of Moscow region.

Maxim Dunayevsky appeared on stage not merely as a host and a performer, but also as a conversation partner unfolding the wonderful world of music to the audience. The program featured popular songs from films "D'Artagnan and Three Musketeers", "Oh Vaudeville", "Mary Poppins, Goodbye!", "Carnival", and soundtrack for animation "The Flying Ship". The whirl of favorite tunes captured the audience, winning their appreciation. These and more masterpieces were performed by distinguished artists and musicians – friends of the composer:

People's Artist of Russia, theatre and cinema actor, singer, TV host Dmitry Kharatyan
Award winner of TV contests Angelina Sergeyeva
"Сocktail project" band:
Over Serrano — drums
Denis Shvytov — saxophone
Mikahil Kiselyov — electronic accordion, piano
Anatoly Machulenko — guitar

The anniversary tour culminated in a gala concert given on 4 June at Tchaikovsky Concert Hall.

The program featured soundtracks for films, symphonic poem "Lament and Death of Julia", and other works by the composer.

Cantata "Rejoice in the Sun"for mixed choir, symphony orchestra, and three soloists based on church verse by anonymous 18th and 19th century poets became a vivid introduction to the concert. The piece was performed by one of Russia's leading musical ensembles – State academic choir capella of Russia named after Yurlov. Artistic director and chief conductor – Honored Arts Worker of Russia Gennady Dmitryak.

The anniversary evening featured:

People's Artist of RSFSR, theatre and cinema actor, singer, TV host Mikhail Boyarsky
People's Artist of Russia, theatre and cinema actor, singer, TV host Dmitry Kharatyan
People's Artist of Russia, actress, pop and jazz singer Larisa Dolina
People's Artist of Russia, saxophonist Igor Butman
Award winner of TV contests Angelina Sergeyeva
Soloists of "The Scarlet Sails" musical
Artists and orchestra of "Theatrium at Serpukhovka" led by Teresa Durova

Russian State Symphony Cinema Orchestra, which Dunayevsky had collaborated with, provided accompaniment for the gala concert. Artistic director and chief conductor – People's Artist of Russia Sergey Skripka.

Anniversary gala concert of Maxim Dunayevsky at Tchaikovsky Concert Hall. Video by Kultura TV channel

Moscow Region Philharmonic supported by Ministry for Culture of Moscow region presented the Third international festival of old plucked string instruments Sadko. The festival was held from 9 to 11 October 2015 in Krasnogorsk, Zvenigorod, and Moscow.

After a long break (the second festival took place in 2006) the project brought together over 100 musicians from China, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and regions of Russia: Karelia (Petrozavodsk), Komi (Syktyvkar), Pskov, and Moscow. The performers presented national musical instruments: ringing and keyboard gusli, sigudok and brungan from Komi, Chinese erhu and lute, Armenian kanon, Karelian kantele, and others.

The opening event held on 9 October at Krasnogorsk’s community centre set off the festival, headlined by MRP’s Guslars of Russia orchestra. The musicians greeted the audiences with national tunes of each participating country, and each ensemble tied a ribbon with their national flags on the tree that became the symbol of the festival.

The opening ceremony was attended by Deputy Culture Minister of Moscow region Mr. Vasilyev, MRP’s CEO Mr. Yanbukhtin, MRP’s artistic director, composer Mr.Dunayevsky, artistic director of Guslars of Russia, professor Yevtushenko.

The ceremony featured theatre and cinema actress, singer, TV presenter Nonna Grishayeva, who performed a song from the film “Jolly Fellows” to the music of Isaac Dunayevsky and lyrics of Vasily Lebedev-Kumach, accompanied by Guslars of Russia.

The concert was invigorated by visual and plastic pieces, light and shadow performance, and sand installation, with the kaleidoscope of images enchanting the audience. Children’s choir studio “Scarlet Sails” (Krasnogorsk) participated in the performance.

The main performances of the participants took place on 10 October at Zvenigorod community centre. Musical programs were presented by Guslars of Russia orchestra (Moscow region), Narek Kazazyan (Armenia, Vanadzor), Yang Chun orchestra(China, Tianjin), Murager ensemble of folk instruments (Kazakhstan, Aktobe), Dimitr Hristov(Bulgaria, Blagoevgrad), Pskov ensemble of Russian music, Kantele ensemble of song and dance (Russia, Petrozavodsk), and Zarni An ensemble of folk music (Russia, Syktyvkar).

After the performances the ensembles’ leaders participated in a professional round table discussion focused on the national distinctive and common features of instruments, repertory and prospective collaborations. The discussion was moderated by artistic director of Guslars of Russia professor Yuri Yevtushenko, artistic director and conductor of Finist Balalaika ensemble composer Igor Oblikin, and master of arts, associate professor of Moscow State Music Institute, member of International Musical Union Elena Zaytseva.

The ensembles presented their best pieces on 11 October at Moscow Gubernsky Theatre at the closing ceremony hosted by singer and actress Ms. Bronevitskaya. The participants were addressed by theatre and cinema actor Mr. Bezrukov, and the gifts and certificates with the image of Sadko-the-guslar were presented to them by MRP’s CEO Mr. Yanbukhtin.

Photo by Mikhail Belotserkovsky

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HISTORY OF "SADKO" FESTIVAL

The first international festival of musicians playing on ancient musical instruments "Sadko" in 2004 was supported by the Ministry for Culture of the Moscow region. The festival hosted 14 ensembles, 170 participants from Latvia, the Ukraine, Belarus, Pskov city, Petrozavodsk city, St. Petersburg, Votkinsk city, Syktyvkar city, Kalmykia, Buryatia, The Mari El republic, and the Moscow region.

In 2006 the second festival drew the best national performers from Belarus, the Ukraine, Armenia, Latvia, 15 ensembles and 6 solo instrumentalists across the regions of Russia. Various ancient musical instruments were presented: Latvian kokle, Ukrainian bandura, Udmurtian and Mari gusli, Komi-Permyak plucked instruments, instruments of Chinese and Mongolian origin: bas khuur, morin khuur, yoochin, yatga, and shanz.

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VIDEO

Opening ceremony
Krasnogorsk online: fragments of opening ceremony
Closing of the festival, gala concert

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ANNOUNCEMENTS IN THE MEDIA

360 Podmoskovye
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Krasnogorsk Online 10.10.2015
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Krasnogorsk bezformata.ru 10.10.2015
Domodedovo-city
Podmoskovye bezformata.ru 12.10.2015
Podmoskovye Segodnya 12.10.2015
Literaturnaya Gazeta 14.10.2015
Krasnogorsk bezformata.ru 14.10.2015
krn-vesti.ru (K. Kondakova)
krn-vesti.ru (L. Lepleyskaya)
zvuprava.ru
Krasnogorsk district administration of Moscow region

Literaturnaya Gazeta 23.09.2015
"Musical map": academic music
Musical Clondyke
RIAMO 04.09.2015
interfax-russia.ru
Podmoskovye Segodnya 09.09.2015
Afisha Podmoskovya
"Podmoskovye" publishing house
Portal of the Moscow region "Nashe Podmoskovye"
teatr.ru
glossy.ru
podmoskovye.bezformata.ru
Finno-Ugric culture centre of the Russian Federation
National accent
Krasnogorsk Online 03.09.2015
zvencity.ru
My district, Moscow
Newspaper "Vse v kurse"
Art centre
Elektrostal information agency of Moscow region
"Otdokhni!" magazine
2do2go.ru
Novosti Zvenigoroda
Newspaper "Zaraysky partizan"
Na Rublyovke
rambler.news 30.09.2015
lenta-novosti.ru
afisha.ru (Zvenigorod)
afisha.ru (Moscow)
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RIAMO 02.10.2015
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Krasnogorsk Online 03.10.2015
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InterMedia
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Ministry of Education of Moscow region
Ministry of consumer market and services of Moscow region
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Head department for recording the acts of civil status of Moscow region
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Krasnogorsk district administration of Moscow region 08.10.2015

Interview with Maxim Yevtushenko:

"Podmoskovye Segodnya" newspaper (p. 14)
Krasnogorsk Online
Krasnogorsk bezformata.ru
Musical Clondyke
Radio "Nashe Podmoskovye"

Interview with Olga Alexeeva:

govoritmoskva.ru 09.10.2015

VIDEO

Moscow Region Philharmonic supported by Moscow Government and the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour Foundation presented the premiere of multimedia folk performance "Trinity. History Alive".

From 15 June to 28 August one of Moscow's major venues, the Church Council Hall at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour hosted a run of performances unparalleled in this country.

"Trinity. History Alive" is an incredible multimedia journey into the depths of Russia's history and culture. The protagonists took the audience on an hour-and-a-half trip to Russian customs and traditions. The fascinating story was backed up by legendary canvases from the Tretyakov State Gallery.

Music by celebrated Russian composers provided accompaniment for the action: Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Koraskov, Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, Stravinsky, Schnittke, and others. The audience was introduced to classical works in unusual arrangements performed by a folk orchestra.

The production featured some of the most highly acclaimed Russia's ensembles: MRP's ensemble Russkiye Uzory, Moscow ensemble "Russkiye Sezony", and Sudakov Moscow State Capella.

The production featured a one-of-a-kind instrument, the belfry of "Russian Bells" ensemble set up onstage to create the right kind of vibe. Traditionally shaped bells went marvelously along with ancient Russian flat bells that were used in the works as bass instruments.

Facts about Trinity:

Trinity. History Alive is the first Russia's international folk performance
Original production about Russia's culture, customs and traditions
Masterpieces from the collections of the Tretyakov State Gallery come alive
Over 70 artists and musicians on stage at the same time
Over 300 costumes tailor-made for the production
40 authentic folk musical instruments
A synthesis of choral singing, music, dance, and theatre
A live sound
Release on a spectacular scale – over 50 performances on an everyday basis
Performances in the heart of Moscow

Media:

1tv.ru
TVC
InterMedia
1roditeli.ru
Kultura.rf: "Multimedia history of Russia at Cathedral of Christ the Savior"
b-m.info (27.05.2016)
family-values.ru
interfax
RIAMO (27.05.2016)
nazaccent.ru
sobesednik.ru
detstrana
i-podmoskovie.ru (27.05.2016)
oreanda
muzcentrum.ru
osd.ru
JungleFox
afisha.ru
visit-russia.ru
parents.ru
ezhikezhik.ru
mosanons
muzkarta.info
za-partoi.ru
news.rambler.ru
rioma
vestimos.ru
ok-magazine.ru
i-podmoskovie.ru (10.06.2016)
Vechernyaya Moskva: Journey Into Painting
Vechernyaya Moskva: Russian classical masterpieces come alive accompanied by folk songs and rhymes
msk.kp.ru
rg.ru
ug.ru
М24
tele.ru
vashdosug.ru
Working mama
b-m.info (26.05.2016)
russia.travel
RIAMO (16.06.2016)
afishakids.ru
Kultura.rf: "Traditions of Russian culture at the Church Council Hall"
d-cult.ru
eva.ru
glossy.ru
msk.mr7.ru
mperspektiva.ru
Pro zvezd
evraziafm.ru
rus.rus4all.ru
russia-greece2016.ru
The Russian Times
aif
aif (photo)
photo.argumenti.ru
Кommersant
"Kultura" newspaper
1roditeli.ru (events)
Moscow Pravda
NTV

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VIDEO

Moscow Region Philharmonic supported by Moscow Government and the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour Foundation presented the premiere of multimedia folk performance "Trinity. History Alive".

From 15 June to 28 August one of Moscow's major venues, the Church Council Hall at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour hosted a run of performances unparalleled in this country.

The production featured some of the most highly acclaimed Russia's ensembles: MRP's ensemble Russkiye Uzory, Moscow ensemble "Russkiye Sezony", and Sudakov Moscow State Capella.

Facts about Trinity:

Trinity. History Alive is the first Russia's international folk performance
Original production about Russia's culture, customs and traditions
Masterpieces from the collections of the Tretyakov State Gallery come alive
Over 70 artists and musicians on stage at the same time
Over 300 costumes tailor-made for the production
40 authentic folk musical instruments
A synthesis of choral singing, music, dance, and theatre
A live sound
Release on a spectacular scale – over 50 performances on an everyday basis
Performances in the heart of Moscow

Media:

Win tickets online:

tele.ru
telestol.ru
1roditeli.ru
aif
7days.ru
vashdosug.ru
osd.ru
RIAMO

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