Dmitry Masleev, piano
20 February, Fri, 19:00

State Chamber Orchestra Virtuosos of Moscow
Conductor — Ivan Nikiforchin

The music of the Viennese classics is dominated by joyful emotions. This is due to the general trends of the Enlightenment era, when people believed in the power of the human mind and its ability to overcome all obstacles. The program includes Mozart and Britten.

Zaryadye Hall
Great Hall

(6 Varvarka Street, Bldg., 4)

Ildar Gainutdinov's Gala Concert "Dance Without a Name"
25 February, Wed, 19:00

Ildar Gainutdinov is a world-renowned star of contemporary dance. This evening, the stage of the Kremlin Palace will transform into a space where ballet, contemporary dance, sports, music, and visual arts come together. "Dance Without a Name" is not a genre or a definition. It is an energy. It is a language of body, movement, and emotions that speaks louder than words.

Kremlin Palace
Great Hall

(1, Kremlyovskaya Emb.)

A Pilgrim’s Solace
Helene Gvritishvili, soprano
26 February, Thu, 19:00

The concert is dedicated to the masterpieces of ancient music. "A Pilgrim’s Solace" (1612) is one of the few sacred works by J. Dowland, which is a setting of selected psalms for voice accompanied by an instrumental ensemble. In addition, the concert will feature a cycle of four fantasies for a viol ensemble, "The Seasons", by C. Simpson (1659).

Zaryadye Hall
Small Hall

(6 Varvarka Street, Bldg., 4)

Debussy, Ravel, Chasson
3 March, Tue, 19:00

Anna Aglatova, soprano

National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia, Conducted by Alexander Solovyov

"The sea is the most musical thing of all," said Claude Debussy. The orchestra, according to the author, was "noisy and diverse, like the sea itself," and the Frenchman ordered the famous Hokusai print "The Great Wave in Kanagawa" to be placed on the cover of the music.

Zaryadye Hall Large Hall
(6 Varvarka Street, Bldg. 4)
Alessandro Safina
4 March, Wen, 19:00

Solo concert by Italian tenor Alessandro Safina with a symphony orchestra. Safina became world-famous for his unique voice, natural charm, and creative courage. By performing opera arias, he dreamed of making classical art accessible to ordinary listeners.

Kremlin Palace
Great Hall

(1, Kremlyovskaya Emb.)

Île Thélème Ensemble
5 March, Thu, 19:00

A community of musicians who are proficient in all genres and styles of chamber music and the art of improvisation, and who combine the basics of historically informed performance with the study of modern composition techniques.

In the program: Berio, Stravinsky, Duttye, Zurabishvili, Takemitsu, Copland

Chamber Hall of the Philharmony

(4 Triumphal Square)

Latin American Classical Music
6 March, Fri, 19:30

The next concert of the "On Strange Shores" series will feature classical music by Latin American composers. This music is based on the rich Latin American folklore, where Spanish, African, and Native American melodies and rhythms have been transformed into the classical form of the academic tradition.

Rassvet Recreation Center

(3b15 Stolyarny Lane)

Holiday Concert for International Women's Day
7 March, Sat, 19:00

Russian National Orchestra
Conductor – Oleg Khudyakov,
Philipp Kopachevsky (piano),
Eva Gevorgyan (piano)

In the program: Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff

Tchaikovsky Conservatory
Great Hall

(4 Sredny Kislovsky Lane)

Late-night variety show

8-9 March, Sun-Mon, 19:00

2 hours with an intermission, 18+


The MAMT's Small Stage will host a chamber concert-performance dedicated to the music of Kurt Weill, a composer who broke down the boundaries between academic tradition and jazz, European cabaret, and the Broadway stage.

Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Music Theatre
Small stage-MAMT
(17 Bolshaya Dmitrovka Street)
Flo Rida
8-9 March, Sun-Mon, 19:00

Flo Rida will come to Russia in the spring: Moscow, Krasnodar, and Novosibirsk will not be able to resist the boundless energy of the Florida-based rap star's hits! The rapper has two shows scheduled in the capital. In Moscow and Novosibirsk, the artist will perform on a unique 360° stage.

CSKA Arena
(23A Avtozavodskaya Street)
Conductor: Valery Gergiev
10 March, Tue, 19:00

Symphony Orchestra of the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Russia

Enjoy the classics!

Zaryadye Hall
Great Hall

(6 Varvarka Street, Bldg., 4)

Baptiste-Florian Marle-Ouvrard. Silent film with the organ "The Phantom of the Opera"
11 March, Wed, 19:00

The iconic silent film The Phantom of the Opera, based on Gaston Leroux's novel of the same name, was released in 1925 and features organ improvisations by French organist Baptiste-Florian Marle-Ouvrard.

Zaryadye Hall
Great Hall
(6 Varvarka Street, Bldg. 4)

Ballads of the Knights and Troubadours of Joan of Arc's Era

13 March, Fri, 19:00

14-15 March, Sat-Sun, 18:00

Premiere, multiple languages

1 h. 15 min., 12+


The concert is designed as a continuous musical performance that immerses the audience in the era of the Hundred Years' War, the Knights' Orders, and the wandering musicians of the 15th and 16th centuries. The authentic sound is created using historical instruments.

Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Music Theatre
Atrium - MAMT
(17 Bolshaya Dmitrovka Street)
Linkin Park - Symphony Show
20 March, Fri, 19:00

The importance and role of Linkin Park cannot be overestimated. Their hits were the anthem of the 00s generation worldwide, and Chester Bennington's voice became an unattainable standard for vocalists in the genre for a long time. The full symphony orchestra will immerse you in the nostalgia of those years.

Kremlin Palace
Great Hall

(1, Kremlyovskaya Emb.)

Paul Hindemith. In the Night
21 March, Sat, 19:30

A chamber journey through inner states. The name of Paul Hindemith (1895–1963) is often associated with the concept of “musical craft” – precise, structured, rational. But behind the intellectual rigor of his music, there is something more: subtle lyricism, plasticity of form, and the drama of inner tension.

Rassvet Recreation Center

(3b15 Stolyarny Lane)

Maria Barakova
25 March, Wed, 19:00

Maria Barakova Mezzo-Soprano

Svetlanov State Academic Symphony Orchestra of Russia

Artem Abashev conductor

In the program: Rossini, Saint-Saëns, Donizetti, Rimsky-Korsakov, Tchaikovsky

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

(4 Triumphal Square)

SADE "No ordinary tribute show" with a symphony orchestra
3 April, Fri, 19:00

In this extraordinary show, you will be immersed in the deep melodies and tender lyrics that have made SADE a cult figure on the music scene. Famous hits such as "Smooth Operator," "No Ordinary Love," "Cherish the Day," and more, are recreated in a new and sophisticated way by a symphony orchestra and a tribute show.

Kremlin Palace
Great Hall

(1, Kremlyovskaya Nab.)

French Montana
23 April, Thu, 20:00

This spring, Moroccan rapper French Montana from the USA will perform at VK Stadium. He has come a long way from street rap and local hip-hop battles to Grammy nominations and the status of the most listened-to artist from the African continent.

VK Stadium
(80 Leningradsky Prospekt, Bldg. 17)
K.Maro
6 June, Sat, 19:00

A big show by the artist of hits that won international charts will take place. To appreciate the unique style of K.Maro (Cyril Camar) will be possible this summer: the artist will meet with his fans for the first time in a long time at one of the largest venues in Moscow.

VTB Arena Dynamo Stadium
(36 Leningradsky Prospekt)
Denis Matsuev Summer Festival
10-19 July, Fri-Sun

The festival will become the country's largest open-air celebration of classical music. In the very heart of ancient Suzdal — the white-stone Kremlin — eight classical and jazz concerts will take place on a new stage featuring Denis Matsuev, leading Russian ensembles, world-renowned soloists, and rising stars of the performing arts.

Suzdal
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