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Cubiculum Choir Moscuae Conservatorii

Cubiculum Choir Conservatorii Moscuensis inceptum Professoris AS Sokolov mense Decembri 1994 creatum est ab excellenti conductore chori nostri temporis - Artifex populi Russiae, Professor Boris Grigorievich Tevlin (1931-2012), qui chorum usque ad ultimum duxit. diebus vitae suae. Laureatus "Maximi Prix" et victor duorum numismatis aurei ad Chorum Internationalem Competitionis in Riva del Garda (Italia, 1998); laureatus in praemio 1999st et dominus Auri Numismatis ex Competitione Chori MM Internationalis. Brahms in Wernigerode (Germania, 2000); victor of the I World Choir Olympias in Linz (Austria, 2003); victor "Maximi Prix" XXII Competition of Orthodox Church Music "Hajnówka" (Polonia, XNUMX).

Choir tour geographia: Russia, Austria, Germania, Italia, China, Polonia, USA, Ucraina, Gallia, Helvetia, Iaponia.

Participatio festorum: "Gidon Kremer in Lockenhouse", "Sofia Gubaidulina in Zurich", "Fabbrica del canto", "Mittelfest", "VI Forum Choral Musicae Mundi in Minneapolis", "IX Usedom Music Festival", "Cultus Russiae in Iaponia" - 2006, 2008", "Biennale d'art vocalis II", "Musica per P. Tchaikovsky" (London), "Voces Orthodoxae Russiae in Italia", "Svyatoslava Richter's Vesperas Decembres", "Festum Paschale Gergiev", " In memoriam Alfredi Schnittke, "Moscoviae Autumni", "Rodion Shchedrin". "Dedicatio", "Dedicatio Oleg Kagan", "LXXV anniversaria festivitas Rodion Shchedrin", "Magna RNO festivitas per Mikhail Pletnev", "I Internationalis Chori Festum in Beijing", etc.

Praecipua directio creatrix globi est opera perficienda a compositoribus domesticis et externis, inter quos: E. Denisov, A. Lurie, N. Sidelnikov, I. Stravinsky, A. Schnittke, A. Schoenberg, V. Arzumanov, S. Gubaidulina, G. Kancheli, R. Ledenev, R. Shchedrin, A. Eshpay, E. Elgar, K. Nustedt, K. Penderetsky, J. Swider, J. Tavener, R. Twardowski, E. Lloyd-Webber et alii.

Repertorium chori comprehendit: S. Taneyev "12 chori ad versus Y. Polonsky", D. Shostakovich "Poemata decem ad verba poetarum novarum", R. Ledenev "Decem chori ad versus poetarum russicorum" (première world. ); prima in Russia cyclorum choralium per S. Gubaidulina "Nunc semper nix", "Dedicatio Marina Tsvetaeva", A. Lurie "In hollywood somnii aurei"; choral works by J. Tavener, K. Penderetsky.

Cubiculum Choir interfuerunt concentu operum sequentium operarum: Orpheus et Eurydice K. Gluck, Don Giovanni a WA Mozart, Cinderella G. Rossini (conductor T. Currentzis); E. Grieg "Peer Gynt" (conductor V. Fedoseev); S. Rachmaninov "Aleko", "Francesca da Rimini", N. Rimsky-Korsakov "Nox Maii", VA Mozart Magicae Flutae (conductor M. Pletnev), G. Kancheli's Styx (conductores J. Kakhidze, V. Gergiev, A. Sladkovsky, V. Ponkin).

Praestantissimi musici cum camera Chori praestiterunt: Y. Bashmet, V. Gergiev, M. Pletnev, S. Sondetskis, V. Fedoseev, M. Gorenstein, E. Grach, D. Kakhidze, T. Currentzis, R. de Leo, A. Rudin, Yu. Simonov, Yu. Franz, E. Erikson, G. Grodberg, D. Kramer, V. Krainev, E. Mechetina, I. Monighetti, N. Petrov, A. Ogrinchuk; cantores — A. Bonitatibus, O. Guryakova, V. Dzhioeva, S. Kermes, L. Claycombe, L. Kostyuk, S. Leiferkus, P. Cioffi, N. Baskov, E. Goodwini, M. Davydov et alii.

Discographia chori includit opera P. Tchaikovsky, S. Rachmaninov, D. Shostakovich, A. Schnittke, S. Gubaidulina, R. Ledenev, R. Shchedrin, K. Penderetsky, J. Tavener; programmata musicae sacrae russicae; opera ab Americanis compositoribus; "Bibliotheca scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana", etc.

Anno 2008, in camera Chori recordatio choralis R. Shchedrin operae choralis Russicae "Boyarynya Morozova" habita est a BG Tevlin, praestantis "Echo klassik-2008" adiudicavit in praedicamento "Optimus opera anni", nominatio "Opera de. XX-XXI saec.

Ab Augusto MMXII, director artis cubiculi Choir Conservatorii Moscuensis est proximus socius Professoris BG Tevlin, laureatus certationis internationalis, professor sociatus Artium Conservatorii Moscuensis Conservatorii Alexandri Solovyov Department of Contemporary faciendo.

Source: Moscoviae conservatorium website