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Part of the “Karaev — 80” concert series Programme: F. Karaev Programme: F. Karaev Concerto Grosso in memory of A. Webern …alla “Nostalgia” Cancion de cuna Concerto for orchestra and solo violin Performers: Studio for New Music ensemble Conductor — Honoured Artist of Russia Igor Dronov Soloists: Honoured Artist of Azerbaijan Farida Mamedova (soprano) Stanislav Malyshev (violin) Introductory remarks — Rauf Farhadov

Studio for New Music soloists ensemble

Programme: Michael Daugherty Sinatra Shag for violin and ensemble Dead Elvis for bassoon and ensemble Eric Whitacre Godzilla Eats Las Vegas (version for ensemble by Sergey Akimov) George Gershwin Porgy and Bess – suite for ensemble (arranged by Sergey Akimov) Performed by the Studio for New Music soloists ensemble Conductor – Sergey Akimov

Lecture-concert marking the 100th anniversary of Luigi Nono Programme: L. Nono Canti per 13 Polifonica – Monodia Ritmica …sofferte onde serene Donde estas hermane G. Kurtág Hommage à L. Nono E. Denisov Italian Songs (Venice) Performers: Studio for New Music soloists ensemble Conductor — Igor Dronov Presenter — Fyodor Sofronov

Opening concert of the “Manifestos” series

Programme: V. Ekimovsky Programme: Detective Film Songs of Fraga Nocturnes Composition 1 *** Graffiti Rafflesia Avicenna’s Mirror Performers: Studio for New Music soloists ensemble Soloists: Dmitry GOLYAKOV (baritone) Mona KHABA (piano) Natalia CHERKASOVA (PIANO) Conductor — Honoured Artist of the Russian Federation Igor DRONOV Introductory talk — Rauf FAKHRADOV, Doctor of Art History

Part of the subscription series “Musica Sacra Nova Laboratory” Programme: M. Matyushin, V. Deshevov, A. Lourié, N. Sidelnikov, V. Tarnopolsky, D. Smirnov, O. Bochikhina Programme: M. Matyushin “Victory over the Sun”, a Futurist opera for three readers and piano (including the world premiere of newly found fragments) V. Deshevov “Meditations” for piano, Op. 3 A. Lourié Funeral Games in Honor of Chronos for three flutes, piano and antique cymbals N. Sidelnikov “The Lament of King David” for tenor and organ…

Second concert of the “Manifestos” series Programme: J. Cage, E. Brown, M. Feldman, The manifesto is a form of the otherness of art. Why does an artist need words? Perhaps they are necessary at moments of crisis, when his intention cannot be perceived in any other way. The first manifesto of modern times belongs to the realist painter Gustave Courbet (1855), who broke decisively with the academicians and believed that “painting can consist only in the representation of real and…