A multimedia interactive exhibition within the “StudioFest” festival Alongside the main events of the festival at the Moscow Conservatory, two exhibitions will take place. The main one, “Studio | Objects”, will run from 18 September to 1 November in the new art space “Artemyev Centre”. It is a multimedia interactive exposition with unusual props and instruments from the arsenal of the Studio for New Music. Visitors will be able to explore the acoustic properties of some of the objects themselves.…
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Opening of the StudioFest festival Programme: A. Mosolov, V. Deshevov, Yu. Kasparov, A. Sioumak, V. Tarnopolsky, F. Romitelli Programme: A. Mosolov “The Iron Foundry” (1928) V. Deshevov “Rails” (1926) Yu. Kasparov “Homage to Honegger” (2005) A. Sioumak Parovoz-Structures (2005) V. Tarnopolsky “Afterburner” (2020) Russian premiere F. Romitelli Professor Bad Trip. Lessons I-III (1998-2000) Performers: Studio for New Music soloists ensemble Conductor — Sergey Akimov Perpetual motion and the influence of urban culture and technological progress unite the works in the…
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Concert as part of the International Scientific Conference “Chinese Musical Culture and Russia”
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Academic readings as part of the project “Studio | Science” The idea of the “Studio | Science” project resonates with the key themes of the anniversary year: taking stock of thirty years and exploring new performance practices. Over three days, spread between the festival concerts, the Conference Hall of the Moscow Conservatory will host presentations of new publications and useful resources, as well as three sections of academic readings: Theoretical section “30 Years of New Music” 28 September Academic and…
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Programme: music by Jing Wenzhen Programme: The Sun Shadow Ⅶ (2005) for string sextet YAO (2020) for solo cello The Sun Shadow Ⅲ (1999) for cello, harp and percussion The Sun Shadow VIII ( 2008) for flute, oboe, clarinet and percussion Pipa Words (2006) for solo pipa Five Songs on the Horizon (2005) for accordion, cello and string orchestra Performers: Jian Yang (pipa) Olga Galochkina (cello) Roman Malyavkin (accordion) Studio for New Music soloists ensemble Conductor — Igor Dronov, Honoured…
READ MOREAcademic readings within the “Studio | Science” project The concept of the “Studio | Science” project echoes the key ideas of the anniversary year: it takes stock of thirty years and delves into the theme of new performance practices. Over three days, spread between the festival concerts, the Conference Hall of the Moscow Conservatory will host presentations of new publications and useful resources, as well as three sections of academic readings: Scientific and Theoretical Section “30 Years of New Music”…
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Concert as part of the “StudioFest” festival Programme: E. Satie, M. de Falla, D. Milhaud Programme: E. Satie “Parade” (arrangement for chamber orchestra by A. Kuligin) M. de Falla “El sombrero de tres picos” (arrangement for chamber ensemble by A. Besogonov) D. Milhaud “Le Train bleu” (arrangement for chamber ensemble by A. Kuligin and A. Besogonov) Performers: Studio for New Music soloists ensemble Conductor — Honoured Artist of Russia Igor Dronov In the second evening the Studio for New Music…
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Presentation of Yuri Kasparov’s new book as part of the “Studio | Science” project Composer and Professor of the Moscow Conservatory Yuri Kasparov will talk about timbre-texture, a new coordinate that has come to occupy a central place in the contemporary musical space. *** The idea behind the “Studio | Science” project echoes the key themes of the anniversary year: taking stock of thirty years and delving into the subject of new performance practices. Over three days, spread between the…
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Presentation of the anthology “A Guide to Extended Instrumental Techniques” Yu. Kasparov, A. Najarov, V. Gorlinsky, A. Tabankova, A. Devin, F. Karaev, V. Tarnopolsky, N. Prokopenko, Ya. Sudzilovsky Anastasia Tabankova (oboe) Olga Galochkina (cello)
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Studio for New Music soloists ensemble Igor Dronov, conductor Mona Khaba (piano) Natalia Cherkasova (piano) Nicola Doria (spoken word) Intrada vocal ensemble Yaroslav Timofeev (host) PROGRAMME: Furrer Nuun for two pianos and ensemble Berio Laborintus II for instrumental ensemble, choir, three female voices and tape (Russian premiere) Gorlinsky “Towards the Light. A Journey through the Ensemble” (world premiere; winner of the “Notes and Quotas” programme of the Union of Composers of Russia with the support of the Ministry of Culture…
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