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A new curriculum is launched within Dom Radio educational programme. Theories About Practice: Reflection on Dance and Performance of the 20th and 21st Centuries.

The new curriculum will include lectures, screenings of dance and performances, their discussion, as well as interviews with choreographers or performers. The main goal of the new curriculum is to tell the audience about modern dance and performance based on the ideas and knowledge that they already have. The biggest emphasis will be put on modern dance as an interdisciplinary art, on finding new connections or revealing existing ones.

As part of the curriculum Theories About Practice: Reflection on Dance and Performance of the 20th and 21st Centuries, representatives of modern dance and performative scene will give lectures, talk about the continuity and connection between classical and modern dance, and also give forecasts of what awaits modern dance in the near future.

Plyas (Dance) is a cycle of workshops for those who wish to master the freedom of movement and learn how to express emotions in bodily plastics. The meetings take place every Saturdays starting from September 10. The classes are given by Valentina Lutsenko, a dance artist and a performer who has been teaching dance practices since 2009.

In the new season, musicAeterna resumes its choral workshop “Raspev” and invites everyone interested in choral singing practice to Dom Radio.

The lecture cycle Psychoanalysis in the Space of Sounds is devoted to various aspects of the relationship between music and psychoanalysis.

Contemplating memory and how it shapes us.

An exhibition of the artist Avrora Zhukovskaya TRAMVAYI NOSTALGJI has been opened in the White Gallery of Dom Radio. Having found themselves in a closed space – either an exhibition or a makeshift tram – the viewer meets the characters of the paintings and themselves: within the framework of the project, the author addresses the subjective feelings of each individual.

Sound: Victoria Kharkevich

Vladimir Martynov (b. 1946)
“Machine of Memories” for solo piano (2017)
Performed by the author

Vladimir Martynov – a composer, pianist, musicologist, writer, and philosopher – will perform one of his last large-scale compositions for solo piano, the “Machine of Memories” at Dom Radio. The minimalistic work lasts more than an hour and, according to the first listeners, represents “an experience of comprehending the fluidity of time”, “mind-enveloping minimalism, studded with flashes of memories, manifested by unexpected sparks on a huge meditative canvas.”

As part of the new project — Professorial Readings — once a month we invite professors of St. Petersburg universities to the library and audio-record library at Dom Radio in order to find out about the fiction or popular science book they keep on their table. What was its attraction? What was interesting about it? What way was it inspiring?

Plyas (Dance) is a cycle of workshops for those who wish to master the freedom of movement and learn how to express emotions in bodily plastics. The meetings take place every Saturdays starting from September 10. The classes are given by Valentina Lutsenko, a dance artist and a performer who has been teaching dance practices since 2009.

In the new season, musicAeterna resumes its choral workshop “Raspev” and invites everyone interested in choral singing practice to Dom Radio.

Soulwhirl
choreographer, performer: Olga Tsvetkova
director: Vladimir Nikolouzos
composer: Vangelino Currentzis
light: Anatoly Lyapin

«Bikapo of the Heavenly Forest» is a concert-mystery involving sound kinetic sculptures, structures and objects by Herman Vinogradov. Bikapo is a number of unique sound structures and metal objects acting on the principle of free vibration, as well as a total sound installation built using them. In the space of this installation action is unfolding that combines sound, light, and natural elements — earth, fire, and water. As the installation author said, Bikapo is a consciousness, the bearer of which he was himself, the way to freedom of creative expression through a ritual addressed to the primordiality, «primordial human essence».

Soulwhirl
choreographer, performer: Olga Tsvetkova
director: Vladimir Nikolouzos
composer: Vangelino Currentzis
light: Anatoly Lyapin

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

A new curriculum is launched within Dom Radio educational programme. Theories About Practice: Reflection on Dance and Performance of the 20th and 21st Centuries.

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

New space begins to function in Dom Radio. Space devoted to books and music.

Plyas (Dance) is a cycle of workshops for those who wish to master the freedom of movement and learn how to express emotions in bodily plastics. The meetings take place every Saturdays starting from September 10. The classes are given by Valentina Lutsenko, a dance artist and a performer who has been teaching dance practices since 2009.

In the new season, musicAeterna resumes its choral workshop “Raspev” and invites everyone interested in choral singing practice to Dom Radio.

Mysticism, poetry, and philosophy are three paths that give access to experiencing the impossible. The cycle of lectures “Experiencing the Impossible” examines these paths not so much in their striving to clarify and explain the world, but on the contrary – in their pursuit of the origins of all knowledge, the pre-linguistic foundations of speech and thinking, to the nature of reality.

Contemplating memory and how it shapes us.

An exhibition of the artist Avrora Zhukovskaya TRAMVAYI NOSTALGJI has been opened in the White Gallery of Dom Radio. Having found themselves in a closed space – either an exhibition or a makeshift tram – the viewer meets the characters of the paintings and themselves: within the framework of the project, the author addresses the subjective feelings of each individual.

Sound: Victoria Kharkevich

Mysticism, poetry, and philosophy are three paths that give access to experiencing the impossible. The cycle of lectures “Experiencing the Impossible” examines these paths not so much in their striving to clarify and explain the world, but on the contrary – in their pursuit of the origins of all knowledge, the pre-linguistic foundations of speech and thinking, to the nature of reality.

Contemplating memory and how it shapes us.

An exhibition of the artist Avrora Zhukovskaya TRAMVAYI NOSTALGJI has been opened in the White Gallery of Dom Radio. Having found themselves in a closed space – either an exhibition or a makeshift tram – the viewer meets the characters of the paintings and themselves: within the framework of the project, the author addresses the subjective feelings of each individual.

Sound: Victoria Kharkevich

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

Contemplating memory and how it shapes us.

An exhibition of the artist Avrora Zhukovskaya TRAMVAYI NOSTALGJI has been opened in the White Gallery of Dom Radio. Having found themselves in a closed space – either an exhibition or a makeshift tram – the viewer meets the characters of the paintings and themselves: within the framework of the project, the author addresses the subjective feelings of each individual.

Sound: Victoria Kharkevich

Contemplating memory and how it shapes us.

An exhibition of the artist Avrora Zhukovskaya TRAMVAYI NOSTALGJI has been opened in the White Gallery of Dom Radio. Having found themselves in a closed space – either an exhibition or a makeshift tram – the viewer meets the characters of the paintings and themselves: within the framework of the project, the author addresses the subjective feelings of each individual.

Sound: Victoria Kharkevich

17 April, 20:00
musicAeterna Orchestra Soloists. Franck, Ravel
The soloists of the musicAeterna orchestra will present two outstanding chamber compositions of the late Romanticism and Impressionism periods.

The sonata by Cesar Frank, originally written for violin and piano as a wedding gift to the Belgian virtuoso Eugène Ysaÿe, became one of the composer’s most performed works over the following century and a half. Maurice Ravel’s trio, begun on the eve of the World War I, and completed hastily right before he was sent to the army, concludes a significant period in the composer’s work. It was in the Trio that the composer’s connection with Basque folklore became tangible for the first time.

Cezar Franck (1822 – 1890)
Sonato for cello and piano (1886)
Allegretto ben moderato
Allegro
Recitativo-Fantasia. Ben moderato — Molto lento
Allegretto poco mosso

performers:
Alexey Zhilin, cello
Nikolay Mazhara, piano

Maurice Ravel (1875 – 1937)
Trio for piano, violin and cello, М. 67 (1914)
Modéré
Pantoum. Assez vif
Passacaille. Très large
Final. Animé

performers:
Olga Volkova, violin
Alexey Zhilin, cello
Nikolay Mazhara, piano

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

Immortal Bach is the result of the co–creation of the musicAeterna Choir, the musicAeterna Dance troupe and the Noir Films video artists team. This is a transmedia mystery concert with video installations, light objects, performative practices, moving between the locations of the Radio House and the immortal music of Johann Sebastian Bach.

Immortal Bach is the result of the co–creation of the musicAeterna Choir, the musicAeterna Dance troupe and the Noir Films video artists team. This is a transmedia mystery concert with video installations, light objects, performative practices, moving between the locations of the Radio House and the immortal music of Johann Sebastian Bach.

Plyas (Dance) is a cycle of workshops for those who wish to master the freedom of movement and learn how to express emotions in bodily plastics. The meetings take place every Saturdays starting from September 10. The classes are given by Valentina Lutsenko, a dance artist and a performer who has been teaching dance practices since 2009.

In the new season, musicAeterna resumes its choral workshop “Raspev” and invites everyone interested in choral singing practice to Dom Radio.

Immortal Bach is the result of the co–creation of the musicAeterna Choir, the musicAeterna Dance troupe and the Noir Films video artists team. This is a transmedia mystery concert with video installations, light objects, performative practices, moving between the locations of the Radio House and the immortal music of Johann Sebastian Bach.

New space begins to function in Dom Radio. Space devoted to books and music

Immortal Bach is the result of the co–creation of the musicAeterna Choir, the musicAeterna Dance troupe and the Noir Films video artists team. This is a transmedia mystery concert with video installations, light objects, performative practices, moving between the locations of the Radio House and the immortal music of Johann Sebastian Bach.

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

Contemplating memory and how it shapes us.

An exhibition of the artist Avrora Zhukovskaya TRAMVAYI NOSTALGJI has been opened in the White Gallery of Dom Radio. Having found themselves in a closed space – either an exhibition or a makeshift tram – the viewer meets the characters of the paintings and themselves: within the framework of the project, the author addresses the subjective feelings of each individual.

Sound: Victoria Kharkevich

The seventh lecture from the cycle of meetings The Teachings of the Church Fathers with the patrologist Vadim Lurie.

Vitaly Khodosh (1945 — 2016)

Sentimental Suite for violin and piano (1976)
Romance
Capriccio
Lullaby
Burlesque

performers:
Maria Stratonovich, violin
Nikolai Mazhara, piano

Benjamin Britten (1913 – 1976)

Sonata for cello and piano, Op. 65 (1961)
Dialogo. Allegro
Scherzo-Pizzicato. Allegretto
Elegia. Lento
Marcia. Energico
Moto perpetuo. Presto

performers:
Miriam Prandi, cello
Nikolai Mazhara, piano

Ernő (Ernst von) Dohnányi (1877 — 1960)

Serenade for violin, viola and cello, Op. 10 (1902 – 1903)
Marcia. Allegro
Romanza. Adagio non troppo
Scherzo. Vivace
Tema con variazioni. Andante con moto
Rondo

performers:
Maria Stratonovich, violin
Nail Bakiyev, viola
Miriam Prandi, cello

A new curriculum is launched within Dom Radio educational programme. Theories About Practice: Reflection on Dance and Performance of the 20th and 21st Centuries.

The new curriculum will include lectures, screenings of dance and performances, their discussion, as well as interviews with choreographers or performers. The main goal of the new curriculum is to tell the audience about modern dance and performance based on the ideas and knowledge that they already have. The biggest emphasis will be put on modern dance as an interdisciplinary art, on finding new connections or revealing existing ones.

As part of the curriculum Theories About Practice: Reflection on Dance and Performance of the 20th and 21st Centuries, representatives of modern dance and performative scene will give lectures, talk about the continuity and connection between classical and modern dance, and also give forecasts of what awaits modern dance in the near future.

New space begins to function in Dom Radio. Space devoted to books and music.

Contemplating memory and how it shapes us.

An exhibition of the artist Avrora Zhukovskaya TRAMVAYI NOSTALGJI has been opened in the White Gallery of Dom Radio. Having found themselves in a closed space – either an exhibition or a makeshift tram – the viewer meets the characters of the paintings and themselves: within the framework of the project, the author addresses the subjective feelings of each individual.

Sound: Victoria Kharkevich

Plyas (Dance) is a cycle of workshops for those who wish to master the freedom of movement and learn how to express emotions in bodily plastics. The meetings take place every Saturdays starting from September 10. The classes are given by Valentina Lutsenko, a dance artist and a performer who has been teaching dance practices since 2009.

In the new season, musicAeterna resumes its choral workshop “Raspev” and invites everyone interested in choral singing practice to Dom Radio.

Mysticism, poetry, and philosophy are three paths that give access to experiencing the impossible. The cycle of lectures “Experiencing the Impossible” examines these paths not so much in their striving to clarify and explain the world, but on the contrary – in their pursuit of the origins of all knowledge, the pre-linguistic foundations of speech and thinking, to the nature of reality.

Mysticism, poetry, and philosophy are three paths that give access to experiencing the impossible. The cycle of lectures “Experiencing the Impossible” examines these paths not so much in their striving to clarify and explain the world, but on the contrary – in their pursuit of the origins of all knowledge, the pre-linguistic foundations of speech and thinking, to the nature of reality.

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840–1893)

String Quartet No. 1, D major, Op. 11 (1871)
Moderato e semplice
Andante cantabile
Scherzo. Allegro non tanto e con fuoco – Trio
Finale. Allegro giusto – Allegro vivace

performers:
Andrej Roszyk, violin
Yana Shchegoleva, violin
Evgeny Shchegolev, viola
Vladimir Slovachevsky, cello

String sextet “Souvenir de Florence”, D minor, Op. 70 (1890, 1892)
Allegro con spirito
Adagio cantabile e con moto
Allegretto moderato
Allegro vivace

performers:
Andrej Roszyk, violin
Yana Shchegoleva, violin
Irina Sopova, viola
Evgeny Shchegolev, viola
Evgeny Rumyantsev, cello
Andrey Efimovsky, cello