10 October · 19:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

The clarity of classical form, the brilliance of orchestral colour and the irresistible energy of dance come together in a programme spanning three generations of European music.

Programme:

* W. A. Mozart — Overture to The Marriage of Figaro
* S. S. Prokofiev — Symphony No. 1 in D major, “Classical”
* L. van Beethoven — Symphony No. 7 in A major

Concert in two parts.

17 October · 18:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

An evening of Tchaikovsky’s music, from the heartfelt lyricism of the Violin Concerto to the intense drama of the Fourth Symphony. Two works in which personal emotion takes on the power of a grand symphonic statement.

Programme:

* P. I. Tchaikovsky — Violin Concerto in D major
* P. I. Tchaikovsky — Symphony No. 4 in F minor

Concert in two parts.

24 October · 19:00

Palace of Culture Concert Hall

Music recognised from its very first notes. Beloved cinematic images come to life in the sound of a symphony orchestra, from distant galaxies to the wondrous worlds of Japanese animation.

The programme features music from films and animated features:

* John Williams — Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Schindler’s List
* Hans Zimmer — Interstellar
* Alan Silvestri — Forrest Gump
* Joe Hisaishi — Spirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle

Concert in two parts. The music will be performed in orchestral arrangements.

31 October · 18:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

Broad, sweeping melodies, profound lyricism and the triumph of hope. The evening’s programme brings together two masterpieces of Russian music that continue to resonate with listeners.

Programme:

* S. V. Rachmaninoff — Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor
* P. I. Tchaikovsky — Symphony No. 5 in E minor

Concert in two parts.

4 November · 17:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

A festive concert for National Unity Day. Epic imagery, fairy-tale subjects and vibrant dance rhythms in works by Russian composers.

Programme:

* M. I. Glinka — Overture to Ruslan and Lyudmila
* A. P. Borodin — In the Steppes of Central Asia, symphonic picture
* A. P. Borodin — Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor, orchestral version
* P. I. Tchaikovsky — Capriccio italien
* N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov — Capriccio espagnol

Concert in two parts.

7 November · 16:00

Philharmonic Small Hall

The orchestra’s chamber ensemble invites you to an encounter with the music of Grieg and Tchaikovsky. The warm sound of strings, the elegance of old dances and an intimate musical voice will create a special atmosphere for this Saturday evening.

Programme:

* E. Grieg — From Holberg’s Time, suite
* P. I. Tchaikovsky — Serenade for Strings in C major

Chamber ensemble of the Russian Symphony Philharmonic Orchestra.
Concert in one part.

14 November · 18:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

From stark drama to the dazzling triumph of the finale, Beethoven’s music unfolds a story of struggle and overcoming adversity.

Programme:

* L. van Beethoven — Egmont Overture
* L. van Beethoven — Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor
* L. van Beethoven — Symphony No. 5 in C minor

Concert in two parts.

21 November · 18:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

Debussy’s refined palette, Ravel’s fairy-tale world and Bizet’s youthful spontaneity. An evening of French music filled with light, movement and subtle poetry.

Programme:

* C. Debussy — Petite Suite, orchestration by Henri Büsser
* M. Ravel — Pavane for a Dead Princess
* M. Ravel — Mother Goose Suite
* G. Bizet — Symphony in C major

Concert in two parts.

28 November · 18:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

Two symphonies, two perspectives on the inner world of the human spirit. Schubert’s restrained intimacy meets Dvořák’s expansive musical landscapes, where the call of distant lands mingles with longing for home.

Programme:

* F. Schubert — Symphony No. 8 in B minor, “Unfinished”
* A. Dvořák — Symphony No. 9 in E minor, “From the New World”

Concert in two parts.

5 December · 18:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

The orchestra invites you into a world of sea voyages, wonders and ancient legends. Rimsky-Korsakov’s music transforms the concert hall into a realm of fairy tales, where every instrument becomes a storyteller.

Programme:

* N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov — Suite from The Tale of Tsar Saltan
* N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov — Scheherazade, symphonic suite

Concert in two parts.

12 December · 18:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

Brilliant overtures, sparkling polkas and waltzes that have captivated the world. A musical journey to Vienna, the city where dance became an integral part of the symphonic tradition.

Programme:

* Johann Strauss II — Overtures to Die Fledermaus and The Gypsy Baron
* Johann Strauss II — The Blue Danube, Tales from the Vienna Woods and Emperor Waltz
* Johann Strauss II — Tritsch-Tratsch Polka and Thunder and Lightning Polka
* Johann Strauss I — Radetzky March

Concert in two parts.

16 December · 19:00

Philharmonic Grand Hall

As the winter holidays approach, Russian Symphony presents an evening of fairy-tale music. Airy dances, magical transformations and melodies familiar from childhood will evoke the spirit of the approaching New Year.

Programme:

* M. I. Glinka — Waltz-Fantasia
* P. I. Tchaikovsky — Suite from The Sleeping Beauty
* A. K. Glazunov — Selected movements from Scènes de ballet
* P. I. Tchaikovsky — Suite from The Nutcracker

Concert in two parts.

The programme is subject to change.