The "House" will host the Volkov Manifest festival

From November 27 to November 29, the Mosart Foundation will hold a festival of projects of a smuggler, composer and improviser Vladimir Volkov Volkov Manifest in Moscow.

“Projects presented at the festival cover a variety of genres and serve as a bright example of multiculturalism,” the house said on the website of the CC “House” .

The program of the first day of the Volkov Manifest festival is called “Cinema and Minimalism” . The soloist ensemble The Pocket Symphony and the violinist Nazar Kozhukhar will perform the soundtrack of Philip Glass for the film “Dracula” (1931), accompanied by a video art, created on the basis of the film, the artist, director, founder of the “engineering theater Ahe” Pavel Semchenko.

Also in the program, the American comedy “Finally Safety” (1923) to the music of the 1920s performed by Vladimir Volkov (double bass) and Alexei Chizhik (piano, vibrophone).

The concert on November 28 will open the performance of the Cool Train Project ensemble (Alexei Chizhik - Vibrafon, Gariy Bagdasaryan - Drum, Vladimir Volkov - doublebas, Arkady Shilkloper - Valtorna), and then Andrey Kondiano (piano), Vladimir Volkov (smuggle) and Sasha Machin (drums) will present the “equalization” program, Compiled mainly from the new plays by Andrei Kondakov and the compositions of Vladimir Volkov.

The concert with the participation of the “Blue Lake” project (Anna Tchaikovskaya - Vocal, Vitaly Poghosyan - Duduk, Vladimir Volkov), Sergey Starostin (vocals, winds, gusli) and the Novoselie project (Rustu Pozdumsky - composer, project initiator, Alisa Tencal, Martin Semenova, Vokal,, and Vokum, will complete the festival. Sergey Poltavsky - Viol d'Amur, Vadim Weinstein - Viola da Gamba, Anton Hopagin - Viola da Gambas, Vladimir Volkov).

The program has a Ukrainian ritual song and Ukrainian instrumental folklore, combined with Armenian traditional music, Russian folk and a musical “Christmas wreath” from Baroque, folklore and spiritual verse in the “voopers of Peter and Time”.