"Journey through the Hoffmann’s Tales" St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra and Sergey Stadler. 6+ Automatic translate

Fragments of opera and ballet music:
Offenbach. "Tales of Hoffmann"
Delibes. "Coppelia, or Beauty with Blue Eyes"
Chaikovsky. "Nutcracker"

St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra
artistic director and chief conductor -
People’s Artist of Russia Sergey Stadler

Soloists:
Honored Artist of Russia Galina Sidorenko (mezzo-soprano)
Laureate of international competitions Svetlana Arzumanova (soprano)
Laureate of international competitions Antonina Vesenina (soprano)

On March 26, in the hall of the State Academic Capella, the St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Sergei Stadler, People’s Artist of Russia, will perform an interesting program called “Journey through Hoffmann’s Tales” by Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann, undoubtedly the most musical of storytellers and the most fabulous of musicians. In his literary works, mysticism intertwines with reality, frightening with the beautiful, they equally fascinate both adults and children. Not surprisingly, many composers could not get past these magical stories. One evening, performed by a wonderful team, the best fragments from operas and ballets based on the tales of Hoffmann will be heard.

Concert Program:

I department

J. Offenbach. Fragments from the opera Tales of Hoffmann
Intermission to Act II
Olympia doll couplets
Barcarole
Anthony Romance
Romance Nicklaus
L. Delibes. Ballet "Coppelia, or Beauty with Blue Eyes"
Suite
Ballad

II department

P.I. Tchaikovsky. Music from the ballet The Nutcracker
I act
Waltz of the Flowers
Pas de
Waltz and code

Beginning at 19 hours