The performance will take place also on 3,6,11,13 and 16 June, 2010.

The Russia’s oldest orchestra – Great Symphony orchestra named after Tchaikovsky is now 80 years. One of the greatest conductors of the modernity Vladimir Fedoseyev has been heading it for thirty six years.

Thanks God that we revere, love, play and listen to Tchaikovsky not only during his jubilee days! He is always in our heart, in our life and the jubilee days and years just remind us about the events of his fate as a momentary freeze-frame inside a strong stream of his eternal music. When I look through the score of Piotr Tchaikovsky, I turn up to them quite often, with each new performance I see something novel and I understand that Tchaikovsky lives my life together with me. No, not only mine – our life.

«Pearls of classic music» (CD1) Brahms, I.: Symphony № 1, in c minor, op. 68 Schubert, F.: Symphony № 2, in B flat major, op. 125