May 18, 2009 – Conference Hall

Scholar Conference “To the 200th anniversaries of J. Haydn and F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy”
(History of Foreign Music department)

September 9, Small Hall

Subscription Series No 14. His Majesty the Organ

Konstantin Volostnov (organ)

September 29, Rachmaninov Hall

“Playel-Trio”,
with its members:
Yuri Martynov (pianoforte, Erard, 1840)
Vladislav Pesin (violin)
Dmitry Sokolov (cello)

October 1, Rachmaninov Hall

Subscription Series No 29. Playing with chamber orchestra

Chamber Orchestra of the Dubna-town
Artistic Director and conductor — Evgenie Stavinsky

Soloists:

Alexander Malkus (piano)
Pavel Minev (violin, Bulgaria)
 Alexander Zagorinsky (cello)

October 8, Rachmaninov Hall

Subscription Series No 25. From classicism to romanticism

Fanny and Felix
Olga Andryushenko (piano)

October 19, Small Hall

Subscription Series No 18. Soloists of “The Soloists of Moscow” chamber ensemble

“Selected pages from German Music”

Vadim Kholodenko (piano), Arina Shevlyakova (violin)
Andrey Usov (viola), Alexey Tolstov (cello)

Artistic Director — Yuri Bashmet

October 25, Great Hall

Subscription Series No 4. Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow Conservatory

Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow Conservatory
Artistic Director and conductor — Anatoly Levin

Soloists:

Alyona Bayeva (violin)

Piano duo:

Anastasia Gromoglasova
Lyubov Gromoglasova

October 26, Small Hall

Subscription Series No 16. Keys and bows

Sergey Stadler (violin) Yulia Stadler (piano)

October 30, Small Hall

Subscription Series No 7. Duo Portrait

Ruvim Ostrovsky (piano)

November 11. Small Hall, 2 p.m.

The University of Musical Culture
Felix Mendelssohn’s music

November 11, Small Hall

The Moscow Trio,
With its members the People’s Artist of Russia
Alexander Boduryansky (piano)
Vladimir Ivanov (violin)
Mikhail Utkin (cello)

December 10. Rachmaninov Hall

Chamber Ensemble and Quartet department
“Selected pages from German Music”

April 7, Small Hall

Moscow Conservatory Chamber Orchestra
Artistic director and conductor — Felix Kolobov

Soloists:

Vladimir Ivanov (violin)
Tigran Alikhanov (piano)

The New Russian Quartet,
with its members:

Yulia Igonina (the 1st violin)
Elena Kharitonova (the 2nd violin)
Alexander Galkovsky (viola)
Alexey Steblev (cello)

The beginning of all concerts is at 7 p.m. The tickets are available at the box-offices NN 3 and 4 at the Conservatory Great Hall