EPIPHANY FESTIVAL AT NOVAYA OPERA


Profession: Conductor
 

Today there are a lot of myths about conducting. Popular consciousness associates it with power and success. Chasing delusive fame, many musicians rush to the podium. Undoubtedly, power is an indispensable quality of a true conductor, but it is the power of thought, will and intelligence which unites performers and listeners and makes them follow the conductor. One of such conductors was great Russian maestro Evgeny Kolobov. He defined the direction for the Novaya Opera’s development as a conductor’s theatre aspiring to superior musical quality of its productions and concerts.

 

The 2015 Epiphany Festival at the Novaya Opera is dedicated to the profession of conductor. The podium will be taken by Chief Conductor Jan Latham-Koenig, Evgeny Samoilov, Dmitry Volosnikov, Valery Kritskov, Vasily Valitov and Andrey Lebedev. There will also be prominent guest conductors including Fabio Mastrangelo, Michael Guettler and Andrey Petrenko.

 

The Festival carries on the major repertoire features the Night" title=“Partners of the Night” style="">Partners of the Night" title=“Partners of the Night” style="">of the Night” title=“Partners of the Night” style="">of the<a> previous years: stage productions, operas in concert, cantatas and oratorios as well as chamber music evenings in the Mirror Foyer. This season’s premiere, /Le nozze di Figaro directed by Aleksey Veiro, will be conducted by Jan Latham-Koenig. The Chief Conductor will also present a rarely performed masterpiece by Karol Szymanowski, King Roger, and Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, one of the most important oratorios in the history of music. Another rare piece will be Verdi’s Giovanna d’Arco conducted by Michael Guettler. The programme also includes opera hits such as Borodin’s Prince Igor (directed by Yuri Alexandrov and conducted by Andrey Petrenko) and Puccini’s La bohème in concert (conducted by Fabio Mastrangelo).

The 175th anniversary of Tchaikovsky’s birth – the most significant anniversary of 2015 – will be commemorated by three events: Mazepa in concert conducted by Evgeny Samoilov, a Soiree of Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s Romances and the final Gala Concert comprised of excerpts from all of his operas and Piano Concerto No 1 (soloist Vadim Rudenko), which will be performed under the baton of the Night” title=“Partners of the Night” style="">Partners of the Night" title=“Partners of the Night” style="">of the<a> Novaya Opera’s conductors.
One of the Epiphany Festival’s evenings is given to the launch of the book /A Guide to The Orchestra and Its Backyard
which has won a prestigious literary award, “Manuscript of the Year”. Its author, Vladimir Zisman, is a Novaya Opera Orchestra member.

 

As tradition goes, essential participants in the Festival will be the Novaya Opera’s leading soloists, choir and orchestra. I hope that for both our public and all the artists The New Padfone Infinity 32Gb" title=“ASUS The New Padfone Infinity 32Gb” style="">ASUS The New Padfone Infinity 32Gb" title=“ASUS The New Padfone Infinity 32Gb” style="">the New Musical Year will begin with bright artistic impressions at the Novaya Opera.
Mikhail SEGELMAN

Johann Sebastian Bach
For solo voices, double choir and double orchestra
Pyotr Tchaikovsky
Opera in concert
In the Mirror Foyer
Concert of Novaya Opera soloists
Alexander Borodin
Opera in two acts
Giacomo Puccini
Opera in concert
Giuseppe Verdi
Opera in concert
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Tragicomedy in two parts
premiere
In the Mirror Foyer
Concert and Vladimir Zisman's book launch
Karol Szymanowski
Opera in concert
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