Concert of the orchestra musicAeterna and Theodor Currentzis "Prokofiev"

A landmark event in the history of classical music: Concert of the musicAeterna Orchestra “Prokofiev”. Teodor Currentzis in the Great Hall of the Conservatory presents a unique program that will take you into the world of romanticism and modernism at the same time. This musical evening will be an unforgettable experience for all lovers of classical music.

Unique program: from romanticism to modernism

The concert program of the musicAeterna orchestra, which will take place in the Great Hall of the Conservatory, is unique and focuses on the work of the great composer Sergei Prokofiev. Performing as a soloist, violinist Olga Volkova will bring to life Prokofiev's first violin concerto, written in 1914-1917. It was considered unsuitable for its time due to its romantic nature and was compared to the work of Mendelssohn. Now this concert is considered a real work of art and awes music lovers around the world.

The second part of the program is Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony, written in 1944. In this work, the composer abandoned modernist experiments and returned to traditional forms of musical language. The heroic epic, ballad narrative and simplicity of presentation make this symphony truly great.

The Greatness of the Human Spirit: A Musical Age in Sergei Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony

Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony, created during the Great Patriotic War, became an expression not only of the time, but also of a challenge to the era. The composer described it as "a symphony of the greatness of the human spirit." This monumental work includes heroic-epic, grotesque and lyrical-tragic elements, turning into a vivid apotheosis that emphasizes the joy of being.

If you want to plunge into the world of beautiful music and experience all the emotions it can evoke, do not miss the musicAeterna Orchestra “Prokofiev” Concert. Especially for you, the orchestra and Teodor Currentzis have prepared a unique program that will leave an unforgettable impression. Be sure to buy tickets and come to the Great Hall of the Conservatory at the specified time. Waiting for you!