Hopscotch smiles Automatic translate

may 13
Saturday
Hopscotch smiles
The soloists of the Petersburg Concert will perform the boring classics of domestic and foreign composers: Dargomyzhsky, Mussorgsky, Prokofiev, Lyadov, Shchedrin, Gavrilin, Gulak-Artemovsky, Strauss and others.

Humor in music has many faces. A harmless joke, irony, grotesque, sarcasm are subject to the pen of the composer. The rich genre diversity of musical works related to humor: comic opera (opera buffa), comic ballet, "Humoresque", "Burlesque", "Joke", "Scherzo" and others. Humor in music can be associated with a comic text - in song, ditty, romance, but any instrumental composition can be filled with it. Musical pieces having a cheerful and cheerful, mischievous or playful character may well be included in the category of humorous, given that the concept of “humor” in the broad sense is all that causes a cheerful mood. Many works in this program are well known and loved by listeners, but some will be a pleasant and surprising discovery.

Laureate of international competitions Anna Voronina (soprano)
laureate of the international competition Victoria Rebenko (soprano)
Laureate of international competitions Alexander Podmeshalsky (bass)
laureate of international competitions Leonid Repin (tenor)
Vasily Govorov (baritone)
laureate of the international competition Dmitry Barbashin (piano)
Mikhail Buzin (piano)
The concert is led by Honored Artist of Russia Viktor Dukaltetenko
Beginning at 19 hours
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