Antonio Vivaldi - Winter - Largo From Winter - Yo-Yo Ma

production composers owls republics, including operas - “Khan Ulugbek” (“Ulugbek”) by Kozlovsky (1941), “Marina” by Shaverzashvili (1954), “Dudarai” by Brusilovsky (1955), “Narspi” by Pustylnik (1958), “Dzhamilya” by Raukhverger (1960), “Shyvarman” »Vasiliev (1961); operas by Russian and foreign composers were also performed - Oresteia by Taneyev (1946), Dobrynya Nikitich by Grechaninov (1947); “Dalibor” Sour Cream (1944), “Porgy and Bess” by Gershwin (1945), “The Enchanted Castle” (“The Terrible Yard”) Monyushko (1946), etc. In A. p. about. worked: arts. and muses. leaders - K. M. Popov, S. A. Malyavin, A. B. Hessin, N. A. Mironov and others, artists - E. P. Ostrovskaya, M. D. Kapinos, T. I. Bondar, P. I. Korobkov, M. I. Voskresensky, A. T. Vasiliev, A. A. Rozum, N. I. Znamenskaya, P. N. Dikhnov, P. P. Pokrovsky, V. N. Sirotinina, L. I Tolgskaya and others. The Bolshoi Theater artists took part in the ensemble's performances: A. I. Orfenov, A. K. Turchina, V. N. Prokoshev, A. I. Baturin, and others; Conductors - O. M. Bron, S. S. Sakharov, V. S. Smirnov, M. G. Grigoriev and others; choirmaster - S. V. Popov, A. S. Stepanov; accompanists - E. Ya. Milovidova, G. S. Singer, V. I. Rozanov and others. The ensemble performed on the stage of the Center. actor’s house, All-Union House of Composers, in conc. halls of Moscow, on radio and television, etc. He toured in the decomp. cities of the Soviet Union.