The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir

The Sveshnikov
State Academic
Russian Choir

The Sveshnikov
State Academic
Russian
Choir

The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir is one of the most renowned and oldest choral ensembles in modern Russia. The Choir traditionally takes part in major state projects and significant musical celebrations.

“An ensemble with a rich history and enormous potential. Young, talented singers with a spark in their eyes. The Choir is capable of taking on large-scale choral projects. Drawing on our extensive experience, we are constantly working to renew and expand our repertoire.”

Ekaterina Antonenko
Artistic Director

UPCOMING
CONCERTS

15.09
Tuesday
19.00
Modern Theatre (MDT “Modern”)
Tuesday
19.00
Modern Theatre (MDT “Modern”)
“If there were no suffering, man would never know himself…”

War and Peace. Russian Pierre is an original theatrical production by Yuri Grymov.

The play was co-written by Alexander Shishov.

The entire theatre company, along with guest actors, takes part in the production. Around seventy performers appear on stage, including the renowned Sveshnikov Russian State Academic Choir, which performs throughout the production, presenting deeply moving songs, Orthodox sacred hymns, as well as works of Western European music.

11.10
Sunday
20.00
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall
Sunday
20.00
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

Russian National Youth Symphony Orchestra
The A.V. Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir

Alexey Rubin — Conductor
Elizaveta Kulagina — Soprano
Igor Morozov — Tenor
Ilya Kutyukhin — Baritone

Yaroslav Timofeyev — Creator and Host of the Programme

12.10
Monday
19.00
Moscow International House of Music
Svetlanov Hall
Monday
19.00
Moscow International House of Music
Svetlanov Hall

The Aviator — A Symphonic Theatre Production

Evgeny Stychkin
Evgeny Vodolazkin

The A.V. Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir

DYP Orchestra

Conductor — Pyotr Dranga

MEDIA

G.V. Sviridov. The Poem “Russia Set Adrift”

G.V. Sviridov. The Poem “Russia Set Adrift.” “Open the Gates for Me, Heavenly Guardian…”

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