"Petersburg Musical Spring" opens Slonim and Banevich

10th May in the Great Hall of St. Petersburg Philharmonic, named after DD Shostakovich, opens the 47th International Festival "Petersburg Musical Spring". In the performance of the Academic Symphony Orchestra under Vladimir Altschuler includes works by St. Petersburg composers Suite "Petersburg" Banevich, Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, A. Petrov, Concerto for Violin, Piano and String Orchestra Tishchenko. In the performance of the Academic Symphony Orchestra under Vladimir Altschuler includes works by St. Petersburg composers premiere Symphony № 24 Slonimsky. Soloists: Igor Uryash (piano), Nicholas Mazhara (piano), Michael Krutik (violin). The concert "My Petersburg." Is Subtitled suite inspired by the same name written by Sergei Banevich and based on the novel - the prophecy of Andrei Bely "Petersburg". Ballet, which the author believes was more music to an imaginary film, written in 1992, and dedicated to the latest version of the music Sergei Banevich the memory of the 90-complex, full of fear and hope. Andrei Petrov Concert Piano orkstrom was written at the same time, in 1990, and the year, and first at the opening of the 27th Performed "Petersburg Musical Spring" at the Great Hall of the Philharmonic by American pianist Derek Han and St. Honored group republic Symphony Orchestra Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra under Joseph Silverstein. This concert is in the vicinity of the works of Galina Ustvolskaya, especially - is the absence of some "pomp", "arrogance" soloist of the orchestra, and the dialogue is - pianist and symphony orkestra.Kontsert for Violin, Piano and String Orchestra Boris Tishchenko, a wonderful composer, one of the pillars of the Russian music, which recently went into the other world, was written in 2006. Students and close the Master consider this prophetic work - the author seemed to foresee its final demise, an expression of human feelings in music, life goodbye. And finally, the 24th Symphony by Sergei Slonimsky - work today. It has surprises, such as the electric guitar solo in the scherzo and a complex, eight votes in the final fugue.