Energy of Discoveries. Selected

On November 11, the Great Hall of the Moscow State Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaikovsky hosted the concert "Energy of Discoveries. Selected Works", dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the national multimedia project "Reviving the Legacy of Russian Composers".

This truly unique project of PJSC Unipro and the Orpheus Television and Radio Center returned to the general public the amazing music of outstanding Russian composers of the 19th-20th centuries, whose names were forgotten for various reasons. The Orpheus Television and Radio Center is restoring not only the music, but also the biographies of the most talented composers bit by bit.

Anton Arensky, Nikolay Golovanov, Alexander Mosolov, Leonid Polovinkin, Vladimir Deshevov, Alexey Zhivotov, Alexander Tsfasman, Eddie Rosner, Viktor Knushevitsky - today their works and names are heard on the main stages of the country.

On November 11, 2024, as part of the IV International Music Festival "Energy of Discoveries", the music of these composers was performed by the Symphony Orchestra of Radio Orpheus (artistic director and principal conductor, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Sergei Kondrashev). And the theater and film actor, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Alexander Yatsko spoke about the amazing destinies of the heroes and the difficult times in which they had to live and create.

Concert program

Part 1

1. A. Arensky – Opera "Raphael" Introduction

2. N. Golovanov – Suite from the opera "Princess Jurata" Nocturne

3. A. Mosolov – "Tractor column arrives in the village"

4. A. Mosolov – Suite "Day off in the park" Gazebo by the pond

5. L. Polovinkin – Overture to the play "The Golden Key"

6. L. Polovinkin – "Bird - polka" from the play "The Golden Key"

7. V. Deshevov – Fragment from the ballet Bela:

Bela's variation. Murder scene. Bela's Death

Part 2

1. A. Zhivotov – "Heroic March"

2. A. Tsfasman – Intermezzo for Clarinet and Orchestra

3. E. Rosner – "Eastern Serenade"

4. V. Knushevitsky – Rhapsody on Belarusian Themes

5. A. Kalvarsky – "Karelian Landscape"

Great Hall of the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory. Moscow. 11.11.2024