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April 11, 19:00
Dubna, DK "MIR"
"Dubna Symphony Orchestra - to Eduard Grach. Concert in honor of the great artist."
As a soloist in the double concerto for violin and viola in E minor by Max Bruch together with Sergey Pospelov will perform a remarkable violist, winner of international competitions, founder and artistic director of the Moscow orchestra “New Camerata” PAVEL ROMANENKO. Eduard Davidovich treated the viola with love and awe, he himself performed in Dubna as a violist, and the performance of the double concert will also become a link to the creative passions of Eduard Grach.
At the head of the Dubna Symphony Orchestra in this concert will be a bright musician, Artistic Director and conductor of the Chamber Chapel “Russian Conservatory”, winner of the Boris Tchaikovsky Prize, winner of the Moscow Government Prize, conductor of the Mariinsky Theater NIKOLAY KHONDZINSKY.
April 6, 17:00
Klin, Memorial Musical Museum-Reserve of P.I. Tchaikovsky
TCHAIKOVSKY GALA. Sergey Pospelov and the Moscow Chamber Orchestra 6+
April 2, 20:00
Moscow, Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
“Candlelight Concert. A Romantic Evening in New York. Organ and orchestra.”
Such a musical adventure to the sounds of organ and orchestra cannot take place without reference to the classics of the great George Gershwin, a native New Yorker whose vocation was music in a variety of genres and manifestations, and whose true element was jazz.
"Life is a bit like jazz - it's better when you improvise. This statement is attributed to George Gershwin. It is not known exactly whether it is his or someone else's... But the fact is that Gershwin lived and created according to this quote. Thus was born "Rhapsody in the Blues Style" - commissioned to the twenty-five-year-old composer with the sole purpose of seeing what would happen if he tried to combine jazz and classical traditions in one work? First performed in New York on February 12, 1924, "Rhapsody in the Style of the Blues" became a legend. We invite you to convince yourself.
The program of this concert is as exciting and diverse as the famous city itself.
Performers Luca Gadelia - organ, honored artist of the Republic of Abkhazia Moscow Chamber Orchestra Sergey Pospelov - violin, artistic director and conductor
April 1, Tuesday, 19:00
Moscow, Cathedral Chamber
"Virtuoso: Paganini's sacrifice in the light of 1000 candles"
You will hear masterpieces of violin art - from the Baroque to the XX century, feel the unique taste of music from Italy, France, Poland and England. Pieces that have entered the pantheon of musical classics - "Cantabile" and "Campanella" by Nicolo Paganini, Heinrich Wieniawski's Grand Concert Polonaise, "Hello Love" by Edward Elgar, "Gypsy" by Maurice Ravel and others - will be performed by one of the most talented Russian musicians, the winner of prestigious international competitions violinist Sergey Pospelov.
It is not by chance that critics and listeners call him "the Russian Paganini". Like the legendary Italian maestro, Sergei Pospelov has an incredible stage temperament and charm, and a special gift for truly hypnotizing the audience. The musician not only brilliantly performs the most complex virtuoso passages, but also easily overcomes unimaginable technical difficulties. Sergei plays textbook music, in which every note and every stroke is familiar, in such a unique, fresh and inspired way that it seems as if the classical violin masterpieces were written only yesterday and especially for him.
Sergey Pospelov plays a unique violin made by the Italian master Andrea Gagliano in 1754.
The piano part will be played by Margarita Pospelova, Sergey Pospelov's constant partner in the chamber music genre, a laureate of international competitions and the musician's wife, a remarkable pianist.
The unique musical format "The Power of Music and Light" is when great classics sound in the mesmerizing atmosphere of candles. Music and light are woven into a single dramaturgy, creating a unique atmosphere.
Come and see for yourself how great music and candles can really light up your heart!
MARCH 29, 14:00
Moscow, GREAT HALL OF THE CONSERVATORY
GREAT MUSIC MASTERPIECES
Piazzolla "The Four Seasons", J. Rodrigo "Aranjuez Concerto" for guitar and orchestra and M. Ravel "Bolero"
February 1
Dubna, DK "Mir"
Concert of the Dubna Symphony Orchestra with the participation of clarinetist Artur Naziullin
Yekaterinburg, Great Hall of the Philharmonic
Brilliant Concerts on Bach's Birthday
Moscow, Central House of Architects
Symphonic hits from Baroque to Rock
Moscow, Tchaikovsky Concert Hall
The Language of Music. XIX century
Kirov, Philharmonic
"Musical Capitals of the World. London". Vyatka Provincial Symphony Orchestra named after V.A. Raevsky
Moscow, Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
Concert by Candlelight. Vivaldi. The Four Seasons. Mendelssohn. A Midsummer Night's Dream
Moscow, CONSERVATORY
Subscription No. 15. Eduard Grach presents… Sergey Pospelov (violin), Margarita Pospelova (piano)
Moscow, Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
“From Paganini to Einaudi. Organ-orchestra"
Moscow, Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
XV International Festival "Road to Christmas"
January 5, 2025
Moscow, Tchaikovsky Concert Hall
Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Andrey Kolyasnikov, Sergey Pospelov
Ulyanovsk, Philharmonic
December 7
Concert with symphony orchestra, Sibelius, Saint-Saens
November 30
18:00
To the Anniversary of A. Schnittke. Sergey Pospelov violin and Mikhail Feyman violin 6+
Ekaterinburg. Great Philharmonic Hall
November 24
18:00
Schnittke. Violin concert
Kislovodsk Philharmonic
November 16Concert with symphony orchestra, Weinberg
Krasnodar, Organ Hall
October 25
Concert with a symphony orchestra
The Municipal Concert Hall is a unique venue in the historical center of Krasnodar, where concerts of symphonic, chamber, organ and choral music, vocal evenings and daytime programs for children and youth are held. The program is being specified.
Moscow, Philharmonic Chamber Hall
October 19
19:00
Sergei Pospelov, Margarita Pospelova
September 29
19:00
Symphony orchestra and Sergei Pospelov
Meeting with the audience "Before the first bell." The special guest is the chief conductor of the theater Mikhail Granovsky.
Omsk, Philharmonic - concert hall
September 29
19:00
Chamber orchestra and Sergei Pospelov
September 7
17:00
"Novorossiysk chimes"
August 25
19:00
«Virtuoso. Classics, tango and jazz"
Interview with Sergey Pospelov
Скрипач-виртуоз, лауреат престижных международных конкурсов, создатель и руководитель Московского камерного оркестра. Ну и просто интересная, разносторонняя личность. С известным музыкантом встретился первый заместитель главного редактора «МН» Андрей Авдонин.
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Dubna Symphony Orchestra,
Nikolai Khondzindski - conductor
Antonio Vivaldi - The Four Seasons
Sergey Pospelov - violin and conductor
Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Art director and founder - Sergey Pospelov
W.A.Mozart - Violin concerto №5 "Turkish"
Sergey Pospelov - violin and conductor
Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Art director and founder - Sergey Pospelov
Sergey Pospelov - violin, Yuri Medianik - conductor
Tyumen Symphony Orchestra
Leonard Bernstein - Serenade after Plato's "Symposium"
Sergey Pospelov - violin, Mikhail Leontiev - conductor
Novosibirsk Symphony Orchestra
I.S.Bach, A.Vivaldi
SERGEY POSPELOV - VIOLIN, Alexey Dorkin - CONDUCTOR
Ural Youth Symphony Orchestra
Biography
Sergey POSPELOV is one of the most promising young musicians of his generation. He was born in 1990 in Rostov-on-Don. At the age of eleven he made his debut with an orchestra, performing the Mendelssohn concerto at the Rostov Philharmonic Hall. In 2009 he graduated from the Central Music School of Moscow State Conservatory, in 2014 he graduated from the Conservatory itself and in 2017 he completed his post-graduate studies at the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory under Professor Eduard Grach,
People's Artist of the USSR. Since 2018 Sergey has been an assistant of the Moscow State Conservatory in the class of Eduard Grach. At present he is a teacher in the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory at the same
professor’s chair.
Sergey Pospelov is the winner of five first prizes at prestigious international competitions: the Gnesin Piano and Violin Competition in Moscow (2003), the David Oistrakh Violin Competition (2006), the 41st Concertino
Praga Competition (2007), the 15th Alberto Curci International Violin Competition (Naples, 2008) and the 6th Abram Yampolsky Violin Competition (Moscow, 2012). He is also the winner of the New Russia Orchestra Prize established by the Yuri Bashmet Foundation (2006).
The musician has toured throughout Russia and abroad - in Belarus, Latvia, Armenia, China, Israel, the Czech Republic, Romania, Italy, Poland, Japan, France and Germany. Sergey Pospelov has performed with the State
Symphony Orchestra "New Russia" and the ensemble "Soloists of Moscow" conducted by Yuri Bashmet, the Kazan Chamber Orchestra "La Primavera" conducted by R. Abyazov, the Novosibirsk State Symphony Orchestra, the Ural State Symphony Orchestra, Lyceum-Camerata conducted by Wolf Usminsky, the Rostov Academic Symphony Orchestra conducted by Mikhail Katz and Alexander Mileikovsky, Orchestras of North America under Anne Harrigan, the Neapolitan Teatro di San Carlo Orchestra (Italy), the Czech Radio Orchestra headed by Vladimir Válek, the Timisoara Philharmonic Orchestra (Romania) conducted by Yuri Botnar, the Arpeggione Chamber Orchestra by Valentin Uryupin, the Kuban Symphony Orchestra by Vladimir
Ponkin, the Moscovia Chamber Orchestra by Eduard Grach, the Symphony Orchestra of the Armenian Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre by Karen Durgaryan, the Pluri Art Symphony Orchestra by Yuri Medianik, the Russian State Symphony Orchestra of Cinematography by Sergey Skripka, the State Academic Symphony Orchestra of Russia of Evgeny Svetlanov, the Moscow Chamber Orchestra of the Pavel Slobodkin Centre conducted by Arif Dadashev, the Russian Presidential Orchestra conducted by Anton Orlov, the
Symphony Orchestra of the New Opera Theatre, the Tomsk State Symphony Orchestra, the State Symphony Orchestra of the Far East. Sergey’s artistic partners include Shlomo Mintz, Rudolf Koelman, Artyom Dervoed,
Stanislav Kochanovsky, Yuri Bashmet, Yuri Medianik, Nikolay Khondzinsky, Mikhail Granovsky, Anton Shaburov, Ilya Derbilov, Arnaldo De Felice, Alexei Lundin, Philipp Kopachevsky, Andrey Yaroshinsky, Alexander Ramm, Daniel Kogan, Ilya Hoffman, Fedor Amosov, Avangard Leontiev, Artyom Vargaftik,
Vladimir Ovchinnikov.
Sergey Pospelov is a participant of the "Stradivarius Project" - Moscow, Great Hall of the Conservatory 2011, Bordeaux (France) 2012; also, a participant of the festival dedicated to the 90th anniversary of L. Kogan -
Moscow, Great Hall of the Conservatory, 2014, to which Sergey was invited personally by the Kogan family.
In 2012 Sergey Pospelov participated in the project called "Music of Wieniawski on Stradivarius' Violin" at the Glinka National Museum in Moscow.
In 2013 he performed the cycle "All Sonatas for Violin and Piano by L.van Beethoven" in duet with Margarita Pospelova.
In 2018 Sergey Pospelov played a one-of-a-kind "Concerto Interview". The three stunning instruments of the Italian school – by Nicola Amati, Antonio Stradivari, and Guarneri Del Gesù – were lying in front of the
audience, and the musician played each one of them depending on the piece of the music, and during the breaks he discussed and compared certain musical timbres and masters themselves.
Also in 2018, he performed six sonatas for solo violin and two poems for violin and piano "French Paganini" by Eugène Ysaÿe at the Small Hall of the Moscow Conservatory. The complexity of these sonatas surpasses
the caprices of Niccolò Paganini, whereas the poems are the pinnacle of musical thought.
Sergey performed solo concerts in Tel Aviv (Israel), the programs were put on the radio station "Kol Ha Musica") and were received by the Israeli public with great interest.In 2017 - 2018 he actively toured the U.S. and performed with symphony orchestras led by Anne Herrigan. In 2017, Sergey created his own chamber orchestra, which was named the Moscow Chamber Orchestra. The
first performance took place on the stage of the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory where Sergey Pospelov gave a solo concert accompanied by the Chamber Orchestra. It was also there that Sergey made his
first debut as a conductor. The concert program was broadcast on Radio Orphey.
Six months later, Sergey Pospelov once again took to the stage of the Great Hall of the Conservatory with the Moscow Chamber Orchestra with a new program, where again the musician showed the highest class of skill.
Amid these bright events, the recordings of those concerts were selected for the Euroradio, and from then on classical music lovers in Europe can enjoy them on various radio stations and platforms online.
Also since 2017, Sergey has been perfecting himself as a conductor under his father Sergey Petrovich Pospelov, who has devoted his entire life to music in Russia. For the past decades Sergey's father has been head of the Operetta Theater and the Musical Theater of Opera and Ballet in Rostov-on-Don.
Since 2018, Sergey Pospelov has been a regular guest at the Vladimir Spivakov Moscow International House of Music. His concerts attract great public interest.
Since 2019 Sergey has become a conductor of Dubna Symphony Orchestra.
Since 2020 Pospelov has become an artist of the classical music radio station "Orpheus". In 2022 Sergey took part in the famous Vadim Repin’s "Trans-Siberian Art Festival" in Novosibirsk.In 2023 Sergey won the prize of «440 hertz» competition in nomination «solo with orchestra», where he
performed three violin concertos of XX century in concert. This competition established by Yuri Temirkanov. In Yekaterinburg he took part in the world-famous music festival "Crazy Days", where he played nine concerts
in just three days. In Moscow Sergey played three violin concertos with the symphony orchestra in one evening.
Sergey is also actively teaching and giving master classes throughout Russia and abroad. Now Sergey plays a unique violin made by the Italian master Andrea Gagliano in 1754.
The combination of Sergey Pospelov's talent, determination, and professionalism already allows music critics to say that this young violinist-conductor has very serious prospects.