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The St. Petersburg Chamber Philharmonic has announced a decision to hold a concert named "Ave Maria in Christmas" in Japan. With the high professional skills at work, it is a promised concert held by The St. Petersburg Chamber Philharmonic that won't let both music lovers and music experts down.
The St. Petersburg Chamber Philharmonic is said to be one of the most exciting and innovative chamber orchestras.
So, Why don't you come and join with us?
About the concert's information:
Venue: Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall (Tokyo)
Performance day: Saturday December 15, 2018.
The St. Petersburg Chamber Philharmonic was founded in 2002 to create and encourage cultural exchange and has since become one of St. Petersburg's most exciting and innovative chamber orchestras. Since its inception, the St. PCP has performed in the major concert halls of the city and has been presented in its most important festivals including the International Musical Olympus Festival, International New Music Festival "Sound Ways", International Festival St. Petersburg "Musical Spring", 5th Annual Festival "Japanese Spring in St. Petersburg", and "Avant-garde in our Days" Music Festival. Led by Artistic Director Jeffery Meyer, the St. PCP's 2010 performances at Symphony Space in NYC were called "Impressive," "powerful," "blazing," "polished" by the New York Times. The orchestra's dynamic performances and progressive programming has distinguished it among the many orchestras of the city.
The St. PCP has performed over 150 works, including over a dozen world premieres, introduced St. Petersburg audiences to more than 30 young performers, conductors and composers from 15 different countries (such up-and-coming stars as Alisa Weilerstein, cello), and performed works by nearly 40 living American and Russian composers, including Russian premieres of works by Pulitzer Prize-winning American composers Steve Reich, Steven Stucky, and John Adams as well as new works by St. Petersburg's most distinguished composers Sergei Slonimsky, Leonid Rezetdinov, Alexander Radvilovich, Anatoly Koroliov and Boris Tischenko.
The St. Petersburg Chamber Philharmonic aims to promote cultural exchange and understanding, and the integration of the repertoire of our time into the standard repertoire of the concert hall. It seeks to provide high-quality performance opportunities for local Russian musicians as well as insights into less familiar music, and to provide up-and-coming soloists and composers with performance opportunities in Russia and links to the extraordinary Russian musical culture. By employing contemporary and innovative programming ideas, the St. PCP aims to provide audiences in St. Petersburg with a unique concert experience that is otherwise not available in the area, thus filling an important niche in the musical market.
Specifically:
The St. PCP is dedicated to performing new works by contemporary composers (with a special emphasis on American and Russian music), the "classics" of the twentieth century, and the standard works of the orchestral literature from all national origins.
The St. PCP is devoted to seeking out young performers and composers of extraordinary talent and presenting them in concert, thus providing audiences with the chance to witness emerging talent, and providing artists with needed performance opportunities.
The St. PCP is dedicated to bringing the works of the past and present together in a unique concert experience. Each program will be devoted to works that have exceptional merit, regardless of time period. A wide variety of repertoire will be explored with the intent to invigorate older works and showcase the new.
The St. PCP hopes to be an example of collaboration and co-operation between a diversity of musicians and nationalities, which upholds high standards of musical integrity and embraces an openness to all music, musicians and audiences, regardless of national boundaries. The St. PCP is a not-for-profit 501 organization.
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