
From March 27 to April 3, Moscow will host the IX International Festival of Mstislav Rostropovich. The program of the festival of the performances of musicians from Europe and Russia, the evenings of the music of Viennese and Russian classics, the Bach and Prokofiev Monoprogram and the premiere of the multimedia project in the Kremlin Palace.
This was reported by TASS with reference to the daughter of Mstislav Rostropovich, art director of the festival Olga Rostropovich. The main site of the festival will be the large hall of the Moscow Conservatory.
The first concert will take place on March 27 , on the birthday of Mstislav Rostropovich. The program of the work of Prokofiev, including the symphony-concert for the cello with an orchestra dedicated to Mstislav Rostropovich, in which Pablo Ferrandes (Spain) will be performed. The concert will be attended by a symphony orchestra of Berlin radio under the direction of Thomas Saundergard (Denmark).
The concert on March 29 will be dedicated to the works of Mozart and Haydn. It will perform the cellist Gauthier Kapnuson (France) and the Vena-Berlin Chamber Orchestra, which includes soloists of two leading symphonic orchestras of the world-Vienna and Berlin. Rainer Honek (Austria) will stand up for the conductor's remote control.
On April 1, the works of Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov and Skryabin will be performed by the Russian National Orchestra under the direction of Pierre Carlo Orioci (Italy), which will also be performed by the Piano Party in the concert of Fa-Dizh Minor Scriabin.
On April 2, in the Great Hall of the Conservatory, singers Sibilla Rubens (Germany), Ingeborg Dantz (Germany), Daniel Johannsen (Austria), Mauro Peter (Switzerland), Samuel Hasselhorn (Germany) and Thomas Laske (Germany), orchestra and Klangverwaltung choir and Munich choir The boys will be presented under the control of Enoch Tsu Guttenberg (Germany) “Passion in Matthew” by Bach.
The festival will be completed on April 3 at the State Kremlin Palace of the Premiere of the multimedia project “Roman Trilogy” to the music of Ottorino Respiga, created together with the Palace of Arts of Queen Sofia in Valencia and the Roman Opera House in Karacalla's Treams. The director of the evening will be Carlus Padrissa (Spain), the video director is Emmanuel Carle (France). Three Symphony poems of respigs will be performed by the Great Symphony Orchestra named after P.I. Tchaikovsky under the control of Antonio Mendes (Spain).