May 27 2025

May 26 2025

May 19 2025

The Solemn Meeting on the 80^th Anniversary of the Victory in WW2

The Solemn Meeting dedicated to the 80^th anniversary of the Victory in WW2 was held in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory on 13 May 2025.

May 13 2025

The Exhibition “Let Us Bow to Those Great Years”

The exhibition “Let Us Bow to Those Great Years,” dedicated to the Conservatory history during WW2 (1941–45), was prepared by the Moscow Conservatory Archive Office and introduced on the First Floor of Academic Building One.

May 12 2025

The Revival of the Russian Classical Opera

An artistic project of the Russian Music History Department, dedicated to the 80^th anniversary of the Victory in WW2. Performers: the Moscow Conservatory Chamber Orchestra and Chamber Choir, together with the Student Choir of Ippolitov-Ivanov State Institute of Music Teaching. The conductor of the project is Felix Korobov, People’s Artist of Russia.

May 03 2025

Opening of the Exhibition on the 80^th Anniversary of the War Victory

The exhibition dedicated to the history of the Moscow Conservatory during WW2 (1941–45) opened in the Exhibition Space of the Small Hall on 28 April 2025. Materials from both the Archive Office of the Moscow Conservatory and Sergei Taneyev Scholarly Music Library were used in the exposition.

April 28 2025

Reporting Session on the Results of the Current Field Researches

The Kliment Kvitka Folk Music Scholarly Center holds its open reporting session on the results of the field researches made during the recent years. The Conference Hall

April 25 2025

Results of the First Competition of Composers of the Russia-Belarus Union

The First Competition of Composers of the Russia-Belarus Union, dedicated to the 80^th anniversary of the Victory in WW2, has been successfully completed. The event was the result of cooperation between Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory and the State Music Academy of the Republic of Belarus.

April 23 2025

Eduard Srapionov and His Synthesizers

A public talk about both the personality of Eduard Srapionov (‘Papa Srapa’) and the phenomenon of the instruments he was making. An impromptu performance on Papa Srapa’s synthesizers was introduced to the listeners at the end. Moderator: Irina Sevastyanova.

April 21 2025