Concerts
A new collaborative production by the Modern Moscow Drama Theatre and The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir — a large-scale stage adaptation of Seventeen Moments of Spring, based on the novel by Yulian Semyonov.
Author: Yulian Semyonov
Stage adaptation: Olga Semyonova, Alexey Repin
Featuring
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Director: Yuri Grymov
Rassvet Cultural Center
Rassvet Cultural Center
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Ekaterina Antonenko — conductor
Folk group Hodíla Ízba
Yury Posypanov — percussion
A new collaborative production by the Modern Moscow Drama Theatre and The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir — a large-scale stage adaptation of Seventeen Moments of Spring, based on the novel by Yulian Semyonov.
Author: Yulian Semyonov
Stage adaptation: Olga Semyonova, Alexey Repin
Featuring
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Director: Yuri Grymov
A new collaborative production by the Modern Moscow Drama Theatre and The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir — a large-scale stage adaptation of Seventeen Moments of Spring, based on the novel by Yulian Semyonov.
Author: Yulian Semyonov
Stage adaptation: Olga Semyonova, Alexey Repin
Featuring
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Director: Yuri Grymov
The Bolshoi Theatre, New Stage
The Bolshoi Theatre, New Stage
A unique stage production — a symphonic performance-concert based on Laurus, the bestselling novel by Evgeny Vodolazkin.
Performers:
Yura Borisov
Evgeny Vodolazkin
DYP Orchestra, conducted by Pyotr Dranga, Honoured Artist of Russia,
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir,
celebrating its 90th anniversary
Ekaterina Antonenko — Conductor
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Ekaterina Antonenko — Conductor
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Ekaterina Antonenko — Conductor
Yaroslav Timofeyev — Host
Grand Hall
Grand Hall
Daniel Salvador — organ
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Ekaterina Antonenko — conductor
Daniel Salvador — Organ
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Ekaterina Antonenko — Conductor
Moscow Grand Hall
Moscow Grand Hall
Johann Strauss II — Die Fledermaus
Operetta in three acts
Based on the farce Le Réveillon by J.R. Benedix and the vaudeville Le Réveillon by Ludovic Halévy and Henri Meilhac
Libretto by Carl Haffner and Richard Genée
Anna Aglatova — Soprano
Maria Bayankina — Soprano
Sergey Semishkur — Tenor
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Moscow State Symphony Orchestra
Conductor — Ivan Rudin
Grand Hall
Grand Hall
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
The Russian National Orchestra
Conductor — Alexander Rudin
Russian National Youth Symphony Orchestra
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Fyodor Beznosikov — Conductor
Konstantin Emelyanov — Piano
Russian National Orchestra
Alexander Rudin — Conductor
Vadim Repin — Violin
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
An Interactive Concert About the World’s Most Universal Language
Series creators and hosts:
Yaroslav Timofeyev
Maria Kholkina
Academy of Russian Music Symphony Orchestra
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Ivan Nikiforchin — Conductor
Moscow Concert Hall
Grand Hall
Moscow Concert Hall
Grand Hall
G. Donizetti’s opera “The Elixir of Love”
in two acts and four scenes,
with a libretto by Felice Romani
Kristina Mkhitaryan — soprano
Sergey Skorokhodov — tenor
Vasily Ladyuk — baritone
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Moscow State Symphony Orchestra
Conductor — Alexey Vereshchagin
Moscow Grand Hall
Moscow Grand Hall
Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 2 in C minor “Resurrection” for soprano, mezzo-soprano, mixed choir and orchestra
Elene Gvritishvili — Soprano
Polina Sharovarova — Mezzo-Soprano
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Russian National Orchestra
Conductor — Fyodor Beznosikov
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Ekaterina Antonenko — Conductor
Yaroslav Timofeyev — Host
Russian National Orchestra
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Fyodor Beznosikov — Conductor
Yaroslav Timofeyev — Host and creator of the series
The final concert of the “Complete Stravinsky” cycle in the 2026/27 season is included in Subscription No. 39. Tickets for the concert are also available for individual purchase.
The Sveshnikov State Academic Russian Choir
Ekaterina Antonenko — Conductor
Yaroslav Timofeyev — Host
