Rachmaninoff — Vocalise
Mozart — Queen of the Night’s Aria from the opera The Magic Flute
Puccini — Calaf’s Aria (Nessun dorma) from the opera Turandot
Gershwin — Clara’s “Summertime” from the opera Porgy and Bess
Gavrilin — Evening Music from the symphonic action Chimes (after V. Shukshin), for soloists, mixed choir, oboe, percussion and narrator
The voice is the musical instrument we use every day. But humming to yourself is one thing; singing in a way that makes others want to listen is quite another. At the concert, you will discover how to develop your vocal apparatus, why singing in a choir is beneficial, and how the singing of village grandmothers differs from that of opera divas. You will also hear masterpieces of vocal music spanning nine centuries.
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
