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Mariinsky Theatre
Season 2011−2012
October 2011
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Event of the month: 14th Tchaikovsky International Competition Winners’ recitals at the Mariinsky Concert Hall
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Recital, Mariinsky Concert Hall |
Seong Jin Cho |
piano, 3rd prize |
10 October, Monday, 7:00PM |
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on our web-site: 300 rub. |
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Recital, Mariinsky Concert Hall |
Edgar Moreau |
cello, 2nd prize |
Piano part: Pierre-Yves Hodique |
16 October, Sunday, 8:00PM |
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about this concert |
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on our web-site: 300 rub. |
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Recital, Mariinsky Concert Hall |
Narek Hakhnazaryan |
cello, 1st prize |
Piano part: Vyacheslav Poprugin |
21 October, Friday, 7:00PM |
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about this concert |
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on our web-site: 300 rub. |
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Recital, Mariinsky Concert Hall |
Daniil Trifonov |
piano, 1st prize |
26 October, Wednesday, 7:00PM |
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about this concert |
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on our web-site: 560...800 rub. |
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In October, we are presenting a concert series Laureates of the 14th International Tchaikovsky Competition
that features pianists Seong Jin Cho and Daniil Trifonov and cellists Edgar Moreau and
Narek Hakhnazaryan. Valery Gergiev has already presented Competition Winners
in London. In addition, Narek Hakhnazaryan performed with the Mariinsky Orchestra in
Yerevan, and in a few days, Daniil Trifonov will take part in a concert on
stage of the prestigious Carnegie Hall in New York. The Winners’ Gala that launched a
new season of the London Symphony Orchestra
literally took the British media by storm as as the “gala concert was the first chance
London has had to see the results” of the famous Moscow Competition.
The Guardian reviewer believed that “the brightest star of the evening” was
the twenty-three-year-old Narek Hakhnazaryan, who performed Tchaikovsky’s
Variations on a Rococo Theme, displaying “real maturity.”
The critic also stated that twenty-year-old Daniil Trifonov (*) was a
“charismatic young Russian” for the frenzy of his performance of
Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto and his display of “exhilarating confidence and formidable technique.”
In Daniil Trifonov’s “first-class performance” a critic from The Times focussed on the musician’s
“showmanship without ostentatious theatrics, and a generous willingness”
to let the orchestra and conductor “take the lead where the music required it.”
* — Daniil Trifonov, 1st Prize 14th International Tchaikovsky Competition Winner, the Grand Prix Winner
for the best performance with a chamber orchestra and the Audience Award Winner
will perform in a concert on October 25th with the Mariinsky Theatre Symphony Orchestra
conducted by Valery Gergiev. The pianist will perform Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto.
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All messages in October appear in this colour scheme:
There will be a different colour scheme in November.
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