“The Winter’s Magic Chords.” Yuri Fortunatov’s Grand Piano Introduced

Prof. Yuri Fortunatov’s restored memorial grand piano was presented at the concert called “The Winter’s Magic Chords,” jointly organized by Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory and the EXEED premium car brand as part of the Born For Life Program of Social Initiatives on 24 December 2024.

December 24 2024

The Award Ceremony of The Best Young Teacher Competition

The winner and participants of The Best Young Teacher Competition were awarded at the meeting of the Moscow Conservatory Academic Council on 24 December 2024.

December 24 2024

December 22 2024

December 21 2024

“Early Experiences of Sound Recording.” Lecture by Alexander Zenin

Alexander Zenin, a film researcher and restorer, talks about the development of sound recording in its early stages. The Artemyev Art Space

December 19 2024

December 18 2024

The Days of Belarusian Culture in Russia

Olga Lyubimova and Ruslan Chernetsky, Ministers of Culture of Russia and Belarus respectively, signed the Year 2025 Plan of Cultural Cooperation between Both Countries in the Moscow Conservatory Conference Hall on 16 December 2024.

December 16 2024

Yevgeny Romashko’s Personal Exhibition

The personal exhibition of Yevgeny Romashko, First Vice-president of the Creative Union of Russia’s Artists, will be opened at Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory from December 2024 to January 2025.

December 10 2024

Presentation of the Video Content Competition “An Artist’s Shot”

The Video Content Competition “An Artist’s Frame” was presented in the Moscow Conservatory’s Conference Hall on 9 December 2024. This competition is to grant both graduate and postgraduate students of the Moscow Conservatory an opportunity to create their original video content in order to implement their ideas in the named area of artistry.

December 09 2024

The Therepsiton, a performance by Vladimir Yermachenkov and Oleg Makarov

Léon Theremin (1896–1993), the famous creator of the thereminvox (1920), designed an electronic instrument called therepsitone (1978) for Lidia Kavina, his cousin’s granddaughter (b. 1967). The dance artist Vladimir Yermachenkov and the composer Oleg Makarov, an engineer at the Moscow Conservatory’s Center for Electroacoustic Music, staged a performance specifically for this instrument. A unique specimen of the therepsitone occupies an important place at the exhibition “To Archive the Present Time” in the Art Space “Artemyev”.

December 07 2024