© Moscow State Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaikovsky Museum named after N.G. RubinsteinNovember 11 in the Museum named after N.G. Rubinstein at the Moscow Conservatory will be a competition of young composers-the central event of the 2017 Istana Festival.
According to the website of the Moscow Conservatory , the winners of the competition, in which nine composers from Russia, Belarus, Brazil and the USA will take part, will choose the public.
The Istana Fest (festival of modern tonal academic music) is held as part of the All-Russian Musical Project “View in the Present” on the initiative of a group of young Russian composers, performers and listeners who advocate “the right of Russian musicians and music fans for freedom to search outside several established techniques, who is accepted by the mainstream of new music, the right to search for their path, to continue the ideological and the ideological and ideological and the objects aesthetic traditions of Russian music. "
In 2017, Stam Fest celebrates his decade. At eight festival concerts, which will be held in the second half of November in Moscow and St. Petersburg, the works of Yuri Butsko and Alexander Crane, as well as Meyskovsky, Metner, Scriabin, Tishchenko, and modern authors, will be heard.
Among the concert participants Yana Ivanilov, Evgeny Starodubtsev, Nikita MDYunts, Alexander Gindin and other musician.
By tradition, the main event of the festival is the competition of young composers. The jury previously selects the works for the competition according to the notes sent for consideration.
Stam Fest is carried out with the assistance of the Moscow State Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaikovsky and personally her rector Alexander Sokolov