"Pushkin Festival" Automatic translate

Petersburg Concert invites everyone, young and old, to a public festival dedicated to Pushkin Day. The festive programs will take place in the old mansion “House of Kochneva” on Fontanka 41, the State Academic Chapel of St. Petersburg and in the Sofia Hall of the St. Art Museum from June 4 to 10. Within the framework of the festival, the great-great-granddaughter of Pushkin and the great-granddaughter of Emperor Alexander II, Baroness Clotilde von Rintelen, nee Countess von Merenberg, will perform.

Over the years, the oldest concert organization in our city has solemnly celebrated Russian Language Day or Pushkin Day. Every year, the best artists of the Petersburg Concert prepare their spectators for a wide variety of programs: recitals, theatrical and concert performances, allowing them to join the great Russian culture, to penetrate the Russian language and literature.

This year, viewers will have a unique opportunity to attend a number of events dedicated to this significant holiday for only 100 rubles.

On June 4, 2017, in the House of Kochneva, the Festival will be given a concert “What a blessing that we had Pushkin!”, Performed by Mr. but. Russian Sergey Novozhilov, laureates of international competitions Natalia Krivenok and Natalia Varlamova will hear fragments of the great poet’s prose and vocal compositions on his verses.

The main event of the Pushkin Festival will be the literary and musical program "Poet and Tsar" prepared by the Petersburg Concert, the All-Russian Museum of A. S. Pushkin and the Creative Association "Pushkin Heritage". On June 6, on the stage of the State Academic Capella, viewers learn about the poet’s relationship with the royal family, the amazing interweaving of the fate of the descendants of A.S. Pushkin and the Romanov family, as a result of which the two families joined. At the evening, the presence and performance of the great-great-granddaughter of Pushkin and the great-granddaughter of Emperor Alexander II, Baroness Clotilde von Rintelen, nee Countess von Merenberg, is expected. The program will be presented by Honored Artists of Russia Alexey Emelyanov, Galina Sidorenko, Anatoly Dichkovsky, Sergey Forostyaniy, as well as Dmitry Dmitriev and Mikhail Buzin, accompanied by the chamber ensemble "Divertissement".

On June 7, a concert will be held in the Sofia Hall of the St. Petersburg Art Museum, which will be performed by the St. Petersburg Chamber Choir under the direction of Nikolai Kornev, Honored Artist of Russia. The program included choral works written to Pushkin’s poems by composers Dargomyzhsky, Arensky, Grechaninov, Kalinnikov, Rimsky-Korsakov, Taneyev, Tchaikovsky, Sviridov.

The Pushkin marathon will end on June 10 in the Kochneva House with an original concert “I Remember a Wonderful Moment”. People’s Artist of Russia Sergei Novozhilov, laureates of international competitions Natalia Krivenok, Natalya Varlamova and Aslan Namitok will perform songs and romances written by Pushkin’s poems by contemporaries of the poet.

The festival program also included a musical speckle-sketch “Lady Peak” based on the works of Pushkin and Tchaikovsky’s opera “The Queen of Spades”. However, the cost of this production is 700 rubles. The performance will take place in the Kochneva House on June 8.

A detailed program of the festival is presented on the official website of the Petersburg Concert: http://petroconcert.spb.ru/

Tickets at a preferential price of 100 rubles. can only be purchased at the box office of the State Academic chapel at nab. Moika River 20 and Petersburg Concert at nab. Fontanka River 41.