Poster

CLUBS

Umka and “Armored Car” at the Ikra club, 20.00.

“Earth and Heaven”: Sergei Starostin (vocals), Alexander Sakurov (saxophone, flute), Igor Ivanushkin (double bass), Marian Caldalaru (percussion), Pavel Chekmakovsky (guitar). House of Journalists , 19.00.

CONCERTS

An offering to Mstislav Rostropovich. The Moscow Symphony Orchestra under the direction of conductor Christian Baudet and soloist Denis Shapovalov (cello) perform Schumann's Cello Concerto, Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme, Dvorak's Carnival Overture and Rachmaninov's Symphony No. 2. Great Hall of the Conservatory , 19.00.

"From origins to modern times." Sergey Cherepanov (organ), Andis Paegle (organ, Germany), Monika Stasiukenaite (organ, Germany), Sebastian Bethge (organ, Germany). The program includes "Estampi" by Anonymous (1398), Mernier's Invention, "Thundernac" by Hofheimer, five pieces on the theme of Victimae Pachali by Esquech, Passacaglia of Buxtehude, "Estampi" by Dankzagmüller, "Ballo della battalia" by Storace, "Versus and Estampi" by Radulescu, Sinfonia Concertante Bach's F major, Communion and Sorti from Messiaen's Pentecostal Mass and other works. Small Hall of the Conservatory , 19.00.

The ensemble of soloists Laudes and Ekaterina Melnikova (organ) perform concertos for organ and wind by Vivaldi. Glinka Museum of Musical Culture , 19.00.

MOVIE

"Dragon Hunters" (France - Germany - Luxembourg, 2008). Directed by Guillaume Ivernel and Arthur Kwak. The roles are voiced by Mary Maitlin Mauser, Rob Paulsen. Cartoon based on the popular television cartoon series all over the world. Two rogues from a parallel world, posing as brave conquerors of all kinds of monsters, are faced with a problem: in the country where they successfully fool their brains, real dragons appear, and willy-nilly they have to give the monsters a real thrashing. “Karo-Film on Kurskaya” 10.30, 14.15, “Cinema Center” 11.00, 14.15, “October” 10.30, 14.20, “Five Stars” 12.05, 13.50, “Cinema Park on Kaluzhskaya” 10.25, 12.10, “Cinema Star RIO” 11. 50 , 13.30, 19.40, “Formula Cinema Europe” 11.45.

"Don Quixote" (Spain - Italy, 2007). Directed by Jose Pozo. Starring Andreu Buenafuente, David Fernandez, Sonia Ferrer, Jose Luis Gil, Jordi Gonzalez, Sancho Gracia, Luis Posada. An animated variation on the theme of the famous novel by Cervantes, in which the foreground is not some knights of a sad image, but the donkey Rucio and the horse Rocinante. Another and, what can I say, quite funny attempt to repeat the success of “Shrek” with its postmodern jokes and turning the classical canons inside out. “October” 11.00, 15.10, “Five Stars” 11.55, 13.40, “Cinema Star RIO” 12.10, 16.15, “Formula Cinema Europe” 10.15, “Artistic” 11.15, 14.45.

THEATERS

“He was a titular councilor” based on N. Gogol’s story “Notes of a Madman.” Directed by Pyotr Fomenko. Solo performance by Anatoly Goryachev. “Workshop of Pyotr Fomenko” , 19.00.

Mamma mia! The main thing in a musical is how they sing and dance. Dance in Mamma mia! Not many, but they are very funny, such as the corps de ballet of the groom's friends dancing in flippers. The main advantage of the Russian version of the play is in the songs. They really please thanks to a very successful translation into Russian and a graduate of the Yekaterinburg Theater School Natalya Bystrova, who plays the role of Sophie. Moscow Youth Palace , 19.00.

EXHIBITIONS

"Golden Fleece". One of the main and most large-scale projects of the Tretyakov Gallery in the current exhibition season is dedicated to the artistic activities of the magazine “Golden Fleece” and dedicated to the centenary of the exhibition “Salon of the Golden Fleece”, held in April 1908 in Moscow. This project represents the magazine as the leading art publication of its time, the organizer of famous exhibitions of Russian and French art, in which P. Kuznetsov, M. Larionov, M. Saryan, K. Somov, P. Utkin, V. Van Gogh, P. Gauguin, P. Cezanne, A. Matisse. During the Soviet years, the magazine was branded as “bourgeois” and “decadent.” This exhibition is the first acquaintance of a wide audience with this striking phenomenon in the history of Russian artistic culture of the early twentieth century. Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val , until May 11.

"Pavel Muratov is a man of the Silver Age." The exhibition is dedicated to the memory of P.P. Muratov is the author of the famous “Images of Italy” (the first deep interpretation of Italian art in Russian), an outstanding art historian of the early twentieth century. The exhibition presents documentary materials, publications, books by Pavel Muratov, photographs of his family, as well as works of the Italian school, the attribution of which he was involved in at the Rumyantsev Museum, icons from the collection of I.S. Ostroukhov, several etchings by Piranesi recreating the image of Rome, paintings by Cezanne, large watercolors by Borisov-Musatov, works by Nesterov and Konchalovsky, graphics by N.P. Ulyanov - Muratov's great friend and companion in his Italian travels of 1907 and 1912. The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts , until April 20.

"Red Army Studio". The exhibition combines textbook and iconic paintings by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, Konstantin Yuon, Alexander Deineka, Pavel Korin, Mitrofan Grekov, Alexander Laktionov, Viktor Popkov, Geliy Korzhev with little-known works by Soviet artists. A significant amount of the exhibition is devoted to half-forgotten representatives of socialist realism of the 1930s - Pyotr Shukhmin, Ekaterina Zernova, Serafima Ryangina and others. Cultural Foundation "Ekaterina" , until March 31.

Graphics by Toulouse-Lautrec. The exhibition includes theater posters, posters for publications (“Queen of Joy,” 1892), illustrations for books (“Weary Eros,” 1898), and songs from the repertoire of Lautrec’s friends (“Your Mouth,” 1893). You will be able to see such works as “Invitation to a Cup of Milk” (1897), “Country Walk” (1897), “Avtomobilist” (1898), “Jockey” (1899), “Dog and Parrot” (1899), as well as variations of the work on the composition “Loy Fuller” (1893). Tretyakov Gallery , until May 11.

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