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20:00 | Bach - Handel - Mozart |
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"Mysterium Catholicum" series. Performers: Honored Artist of Russia, Professor of the Gnesin Musical Academy, soloist of the Moscow Philharmonic Alexander Fiseyskiy (organ), People's Artist of Russia, laureate of the Moscow Prize, Professor of the Moscow Conservatory Maxim Fedotov (violin), winners of international competitions Tamara Egorova (violin) and Rostislav Burkin (cello). The program includes compositions by Bach, Handel, Mozart. Professor Alexander Fiseisky was born in Moscow. Alexander Fiseysky completed his studies in the Piano and Organ Departments at the Tchaikovsky Conservatoire in Moscow with distinction, and today has a reputation as one of the most famous and influential organists in Russia. He has given concerts in more than 30 countries, and amongst them some very special ones such as in the "Festival on the Occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the End of the Second World War" in Vienna, and the "Special Concert for Parents, Children, and Families in Memory of the Children Murdered in Dunblane". Maxim Fedotov is a soloist of the Moscow State Academic Philharmonic Society, professor of the Moscow State Conservatory (since 1987), laureate of a number major International Violin Competitions. Nowadays maestro Fedotov successfully unites his both activities - as violinist and symphony conductor.
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