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19:00 | Boris Pevzner Choir Theatre |
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The Swedish metal band Hypocrisy was formed in 1990. At first it was none other than Peter Tägtgren's solo project. He recorded solo demos entirely by himself performing as a vocalist, keyboard player and guitarist and invited other musicians only after singing a record deal. The band got its start with some eerie musical experiments but zealously honed its sounding with each new album. Finally all previous sound-chaos turned into modern music of good quality. Being a brutal-death band in the beginning, for the past decade Hypocrisy have worked out their own identifiable sound characterised by extreme tough solo parts that won't let you stand still. Read more
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17:00 | Jonathan Powell (UK) |
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Jonathan Powell, a sensitive and enormously gifted British pianist performs his new project "Alexander Scriabin - the Complete Sonatas". "This is a project that has occupied me for some time" - Jonathan said. "I first played the fifth sonata in 1984, in the intervening years I learned eight more, and this year I studied the final one. I am playing them in a single concert for a number of reasons: first of all I think it would be a particularly interesting journey for the audience to hear these pieces in a single stretch." The programme lasts for 2 hours. Admission is free, donations are accepted.
Bogolubov Library of Arts |
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19:00 | Jose Cura: Caballero de la Opera (Argentina) |
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There are names that speak for themselves. One of the most outstanding talents in the world of opera, "Tenor of the XXI century", the star of the Metropolitan Opera, Royal Opera House (London), Vienna Opera House - Jose Cura is one of the best opera singers of the last decade. World-famous for his intense and original interpretations of opera characters, notably Verdi's Otello and Saint-Saens' Samson, as well as for his unconventional and innovative concert performances, Jose Cura is the first artist to have sung and conducted simultaneously (both in concert and on recordings) and the first to combine singing with symphonic works in a 'half and half' concert format.
MMDM Svetlanov Hall |
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19:00 | Male Jewish Choir “Hasidic Capella” |
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Male Jewish Choir “Hasidic Capella” in a concert dedicated to Passover. Jewish holiday. Alexander Tsaluk conducts.
Conservatory Small Hall |
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18:00 | Paco de Lucia Sextet (Spain) |
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Paco de Lucia Sextet (guitar, Spain): Nino Josele (guitar), Alain Perez (bass-guitar), Antonio Serrano (harmonica), Pirana (percussion), Cristo Heredia and David de Jacoba (vocal, dance, guitar) and Farru (dance) perform Flamenco.
Crocus Expo |
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Chamber orchestra "Gnesin Virtuoso" performs Vivaldi, Piazzolla. Mikhail Khokhlov conducts. Soloist – Yuri Medyanik (violin, button accordion).
Conservatory Rachmaninov Hall |
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