Information
about some past concerts:

• Febuary 6, 2016 / Tambov (Russia)
• January 29 - Febuary 4, 2016 / Arkhangelsk Region (Russia)
• January 24, 2016 / St. Petersburg (Russia)
• January 9, 2016 / Arkhangelsk (Russia)
• January 7, 2016 / Halifax, NS (Canada)
• December 8, 2015 / Kirov (Russia)
• October 20, 2015 / Moscow (Russia)
• May 29, 2015 / Moscow (Russia)
• April 17, 2015 / Moscow (Russia)
• December 5, 2014 / Riga (Latvia)
• August 28, 2014 / Wissembourg (France)
• May 25, 2014 / Volgograd (Russia)
• October 30, 2013 / Moscow (Russia)
• September 28, 2013 / New Ross (Ireland)
• April 16, 2013 / Moscow (Russia)
• December 16, 2012 / Sao Paulo (Brazil)
• October 12, 2012 / Moscow (Russia)
• July 8, 2012 / Evanston  (U.S.A.)
• June 28, 2012 / Schilde (Belgium)
• April 18, 2012 / Moscow (Russia)
• February 28, 2012 / Arkhangelsk (Russia)
• February 26, 2012 / Tokyo (Japan)

• November 24, 2011 / Moscow (Russia)
• November 22, 2011 / Kirov (Russia)
• October 30, 2011 / St.Petersburg (Russia)
• October 23, 2011 / Scottsdale (U.S.A.)
• October 2, 2011 / Vilnius (Litthuania)
• October 1, 2011 / Moscow (Russia)
• October 1, 2011 / Kislovodsk (Russia)
• August 26, 2011 / Husum (Germany)
• July 17, 2011  / Yewfield (UK)
• July 2, 2011  / Bantry (Ireland)
• July 1, 2011  / Bantry (Ireland)
• June 10, 2011 / Washington (USA)
• February 19,  2011  / Moscow (Russia)
• November 14, 2010 / Immaculata (USA)
• October 8, 2010 / Khabarovsk (Russia)
• September 23, 2010 / Minneapolis (USA)
• September 19, 2010 / Moscow (Russia)
• July 11, 2010 / Cassalmaggiore (Italy)
• July 3, 2010 / Bantry (Ireland)
• July 2-3, 2010 / Curitiba (Brazil)
• June 7, 2010 / Moscow  (Russia)
• June 5, 2010 / New Jersey (USA)
• May 27, 2010 / Schilde (Belgium)
• May 16, 2010 / Rostov (Russia)
• April 15, 2010 / Manchester (UK)
• March 21, 2010 / Moscow (Russia)

• March 20, 2010 / Birmingham (UK)

• March 7, 2010 / Kiel (Germany)
• February 24, 2010 / New York (USA)
• January 28, 2010 / New York (USA)
• November 27, 2009 /Moscow (Russia)
• July 25, 2009 / Schnackenburg (Germany)
• June 27, 2009 / Dresden (Germany)

• June 1, 2009 / Paris (France)

• April 18, 2009 / Moscow (Russia)
• May 28, 2009 / Schilde/Antwerp (Belgium)
• March 25, 2009 / Moscow (Russia)
• March 8, 2009 / Hong Kong

• November 30, 2008 / Moscow (Russia)
• November 28, 2008 / Iasi (Romania)
• November 14 & 16, 2008 / Nizhniy Novgorod, Dzerzhinsk (Russia)
• November 1 & 2, 2008 / Sao Paulo (Brazil) 

• July 18, 2008, Germany

• May 11, 2008 / Russia

• May 7, 2008 / Canada

• January 29, 2008 / Moscow (Russia)

• January 6, 2008 / Scottsdale, AZ  (USA)

• April 12, 2007 / Moscow (Russia)

• April 4, 2007 / Kansas City (USA)

• March 19, 2007/ Saratov (Russia)

• November 3, 10-11, 2006 /The Netherlands

• October 28, 2006 / Volgograd (Russia)

• October 22 & 24, 2006 / Austria

• October 14, 2006 / Nizhni Novgorod (Russia)

• October 2, 2006 / Petrozavodsk

• September 15 & 17, 2006 / Austria&Slovenia

• June 11, 2006 / Volgograd (Russia)

• June 4, 2006 / St. Moritz (Switzerland)

• May 15, 2006 / Moscow (Russia)

• May 11, 2006 / Moscow (Russia)

• April 25, 2006 / Moscow (Russia)

• April 6, 2006 / St.-Petersburg  (Russia)
• March 25, 2006 / Gent (Belgium)
• January 27, 2006 / Nagoya (Japan)
• January 12-15, 2006 / Manchester (UK)

• November 6, 2005 / Moscow (Russia)

• November 1, 2005 / Moscow (Russia)

• October 13, 2005 / Shakhmatovo (Russia)

• October 6-7, 2005 / Odense (Denmark)

• September 26, 2005 / Moscow (Russia)

• September 22, 2005 / Moscow (Russia)

• August 27-30, 2005 / Pontlevoy (France)

• June 3, 2005 / Moscow (Russia)

• April 13, 2005 / St.Petersburg (Russia)

• March 20, 2005 / Mechelen (Belgium)

• March 5, 2005 / Gent (Belgium)

• February 20, 2005 / Telfs (Austria)

• November 30, 2004 (Moscow)

• October 11, 2004, Pech (Hungary)

• October 5, 2004, Paris (Frances)

• July 4, 2004, Kaliningrad (Russia)

• May 27, 2004, Moscow (Russia)

• May 25, 2004, Moscow (Russia)

• May 9, 2004, Moscow (Russia)

• April 30, 2004, Vladimir (Russia) 

• March 4-27, 2004, Gent (Belgium)

• March 19, 2004, Vladimir (Russia) 

• March 14, 2004, Moscow (Russia)

• December 4, 2003., Vienna (Austria)

• November 30, 2003, Moscow (Russia)

• November  6, 2003, Moscow (Russia)

• September 25, 2003, Moscow (Russia)

• September 14, 2003, Berlin (Germany)

• July 24, 2003, La Roque d'Antheron (France)

• June 24, 2003, Moscow (Russia)

• April 16, 2003, Saratov (Russia)

• March 23, 2003, Moscow (Russia)

• February 21- 22, 2003, Pittsburgh (USA)

• January 23, 2003, Vladimir (Russia)

• December 21, 2002, Moscow (Russia)

• December 20, 2002, Vladimir (Russia)

• November 29, 2002, Moscow (Russia)

• October 11, 2001, Eugene (USA)

•  Clarinet Concerto (1957)

Ilya ZIMIN, clarinet

Tambov Symphony Orchestra, conductor Vladimir FEDOSSEYEV

•   Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

•   Four Preludes for Chamber Orchestra (1984)

Symphony Nova Scotia, conductor Gary KULESHA

• Simphonietta for Strings (1953)

Viatka Chamber Orchestra,  conductor Valery SHAROMOV

• Six Etudes for Strings and Organ (1976)

• Piano Concerto (1971)

• Suite from the music to "Balzaminov's Marriage" (1964)

• Six Etudes for Strings and Organ (1976)

• Clarinet Concerto (1957)

Mārtiņš Circenis, clarinet
 Latvian National Symphony orchestra, conductor Denis Vlasenko

• Piano Trio (1953)

Andrej Bielow, Violin; Felix Drake, Cello;  Nikita Mndoyants, piano

• Theme and Eight Variations (1973)

Volgograd Philharmonic Orchestra

Conductor Edward SEROV

• Piano Quintet (1962)

RTE Vanbrugh Quartet

Olga SOLOVIEVA (piano)

• Piano Quintet (1962)

RTE Vanbrugh Quartet

Nikolay KHOZYAINOV  (piano)

• Piano Concerto (1971)

Chamber Orchestra MUSICA VIVA
Conductor Alexander RUDIN

Nikita MNDOYANTS (piano)

• The Wind of Siberia, symphonic poem (1984)

Orquestra Sinfônica da USP
Conductor Wagner POLISTCHUK

• Cello Concerto (1964)

Northwestern University Summer Orchestra
Conductor Robert G. HASTY

Miron Yampolsky, cello

• Eight Pieces for Children (1952) for piano

Olga SOLOVIEVA (piano)

Roel DIELTIENS (cello)

• Piano Sonata No.1 (1944)
• Piano Sonata No.2 (1952)
• Sonata for Cello and Piano (1957)
• Four Poems of Joseph Brodsky for Soprano and Piano (1965)

 Varvara Myagkova  (piano)
Alexey Bryzgalov (piano)
Roman Efimov (cello)
Marina Karpechenko (soprano)
Daniil Kopylov (piano)

The extracts from the film "Composer Boris Tchaikovsky"
 will be presented by film Director Yuli Fait

• Six Etudes for Strings and Organ (1976)

Arkhangelsk Chamber Orchestra
Conductor Nikolay KHONDZINSKY

November 24, 2011

Moscow (Russia)
The Central House of Architectors

Boris Tchaikovsky

• Sextet for Winds and Harp (1990)

• Passacaglia and Fugue for Octet (1940s)

The soloists of Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra:
Emilia MOSKVITINA [harp],  Vladimir Permyakov [clarinet],
and other

• Concerto for Clarinet and Chamber Orchestra (1957)

Vyatka Chamber Orchestra
Conductor Konstantin MASLYUK

Irina OGORODNIKOVA clarinet)

October 2, 2011

Vilnius (Lithuania)
Museum of Applied Arts

Boris Tchaikovsky

• Piano Quintet (1962)

Vilnius String Quartet:
Audrone VAINIŪNAITĖ (1st violin)
Arturas ŠILALĖ (2nd violin)
Girdutis JAKAITIS (viola)
Augustinas VASILIAUSKAS (cello)

Olga SOLOVIEVA, piano

•   Piano Trio (1953)

Ayako TANABE (violin)
Chul-Geun PARK (cello)
Kyoko SOEJIMA (piano)

• Concerto for Clarinet and Chamber Orchestra (1957)

Conductor Alexander POLISCHUK

Nikita LYUTIKOV(clarinet)

August 26, 2011

Husum (Germany)
The 25th Festival Rarities of piano music

• Sonatina for Piano (1946)

Olga SOLOVIEVA

July 17, 2011

Yewfield (UK)

• Suite for solo Cello (1960)

Hannah ROBERTS

July 2, 2011

Bantry (Ireland)
West Cork Chamber Music Festival

Boris Tchaikovsky

• Sextet for Winds and Harp (1990)

Cliona Doris [harp], Ashildur Haraldsdottir [flute],
Julian Bliss [clarinet], Ivan Podyomov [oboe],
 Hervé Joulain [horn], Peter Whelan [bassoon]

July 1, 2011

Bantry (Ireland)
West Cork Chamber Music Festival

Boris Tchaikovsky

• Sonata for Piano No.2 (1952)

Olga SOLOVIEVA

• String Trio (1955)

February 19, 2011

Moscow (Russia)
Orchestrion Concert Hall

Boris Tchaikovsky

• Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Russian Chamber Orchestra

Conductor Alexander Barklyansky

• Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano (1953) 

Yulia PAKHOMOVA (violin), Lubov MATLAK (cello), Yulia VAKULSKAYA (piano)

Chamber Symphony (1967)

Conductor Vladislav BULAKHOV

• Sonata for Cello and Piano (1957) 

Emil ROVNER (cello)

Alla IVANZHINA (piano)

• Suite for solo Cello (1960)

Hannah ROBERTS

• Piano Trio (1953)

 Anna TAMARKINA, piano
Zinaida LEVCHENKO, violin
Dmitry VOLKOV, cello

• Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Conductor Lee ARMSTRONG

• Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Conductor Gunther STROTHMANN

• Cello Concerto (1964)

• Music for Orchestra (1987)

Conductor Leon BOTSTEIN

• Sonata for Cello and Piano (1957) 

Emil ROVNER (cello)

Alla IVANZHINA (piano)

• Sonata for Cello and Piano (1957) 

Emil ROVNER (cello)

Alla IVANZHINA (piano)

• Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Conductor Misha RACHLEVSKY 

• Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Conductor Alexander RUDIN (Russia)

• Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Conductor Vladimir FEDOSEYEV

• Capriccio on English Themes (1954)

Romanian Premiere

Conductor Gottfried RABL (Austria)

Dzershinsk (Russia)

• Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Conductor Igor ZHUKOV

November 1, 2008

São Paulo (Brazil)

Teatro Municipal de Santo André

November 2, 2008

Sala São Paulo

• The Wind of Siberia (1984), symphonic poem

South American Premiere

also in the programme: Dvorak's Cello Concerto and Shostakovich's First Symphony

Orquestra Sinfônica de Santo André

Conductor Wagner POLISTCHUK

• Piano Quintet (1962)

St. Petersburg Chamber Soloists

• After the Ball, suite (1952)

Conductor Kirill ERSHOV

• Chamber Symphony (1967)

Conductor Timothy VERNON

• Violin Sonata (1959)

Marina DICHENKO (violin)
Olga SOLOVIEVA (piano)

• Sebastopol Symphony (1980)

U.S.A. premiere performance!

Conductor Warren COHEN

• Sebastopol Symphony (1980)

Conductor Vladimir FEDOSEYEV

Concerto for Clarinet and Chamber Orchestra (1957)

 UMKC Conservatory Chamber Orchestra

Conductor Robert Olson

Jane CARL (clarinet)

• Capriccio on English Themes (1954)

• The Murmuring Forest - Suite (1953)

• After the Ball - Suite (1952)

Conductor Kirill ERSHOV

November 3, 2006 

• Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Conductor David GERINGAS

• CONCERTO FOR CELLO AND ORCHESTRA
  (1964)

Conductor Edward SEROV

Alexander RUDIN (cello)

• Piano Trio (1953)

Claus-Christian Schuster (piano) 
Amiram Ganz (violin) 
Alexander Gebert (cello)

• CONCERTO FOR CELLO AND ORCHESTRA (1964)

Conductor Renat ZHIGANSHIN

Alexander RUDIN (cello)

• "Lyrics of Pushkin" (1972)

Svetlana SINTSOVA (piano)

• "The Wind of Siberia" (1984), symphonic poem

Conductor Vladimir FEDOSEYEV

• First Symphony (1947)

Conductor Edward SEROV

• String Quartet No. 6 (1976)

Kamilla SCHATZ, Barbara DOLL, Alexander BESA, Emil ROVNER

concert "Boris Tchaikovsky and his teachers"

• String Quartet No. 5 (1974)

• "Lyrics of Pushkin" for soprano and piano (1972)

• "Two Poems of Mikhail Lermontov" for soprano and piano (1940)

• "From Kipling" for mezzo and viola (1994)

also the works of Vissarion Shebalin, Dmitry Shostakovich and Nikolay Miaskovsky were performed

 Alexander BOBROVSKY (viola)
Irina CHUKOVSKAYA, Ivan TIKHOMIROV, Olga SOLOVIEVA, Alexey MURATOV (piano)

Olga FILONOVA (soprano)
Ekaterina SOBOLEVA (soprano)
Serafima KONIASHINA (soprano)
Polina BAKANOVA (mezzo)

String Quartet: Marina DICHENKO (violin), Svetlana STAROSTINA  (violin), Artyom VALENTINOV (viola), Daria EDUNOVA (cello)

• String Trio (1955)

Chamber works of the young composers Vassily Nikolayev and Fyodor Stepanov (Laureats of Boris Tchaikovsky Awards) also were in the programme

Ekaterina DOSINA (cello)
Eu geny FEDORKOV (clarinet)
Svetlana NIKOLAYEVA (mezzo)
Dmitry KOROSTELEV (piano)

and  authors

• Sinfonietta for String (1953)

Conductor Pyotr KISELEV 

• "Lyrics of Pushkin" (1972)

• Sonata for Piano No.1 (1944)

• Sonata for Two Piano (1973)

Svetlana SINTSOVA (piano)

Galina OVSIANKINA (piano)

• "Lyrics of Pushkin" (1972)

• "Two Poems of Lermontov" (1940)

• "Four Poems of Iossif Brodsky" (1965)

Olga SOLOVIEVA (piano)

"The Wind of Siberia" (1984)

Conductor Vladimir FEDOSEYEV

Royal Northern College of Music

SovietFest 2006 - "Shostakovich and his comrades"

• January 13 - Quintet for Piano, Two Violins, Viola and Cello (1962)
• January 15 - Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello (1953)

• "Lyrics of Pushkin" (1972)

• "Two Poems of Lermontov" (1940)

• "Four Poems of Iossif Brodsky" (1965)

Olga SOLOVIEVA (piano)

"Music for Orchestra" (1987)

Conductor Mark GORENSHTEIN

• "Lyrics of Pushkin" (1972), vocal cycle

• "Two Poems of Lermontov" for soprano and piano (1940)

Olga SOLOVIEVA (piano)

"Six Etudes for Strings and Organ" (1976)

Conductor Alexander POLIANICHKO

Simon PRESTON (organ)

• "Lyrics of Pushkin" (1972), vocal cycle

• "Four Poems of Iossif Brodsky" for soprano and piano (1976)

• Piano Quintet (1962)

• Sonata for Two Pianos (1973)

organized by Moscow State Academic Philharmony

"Signs of the Zodiac" (1974)

Conductor Vladislav BULAKHOV

• August 27 - Sonata for Violin and Piano (1959)
• August 30 - Trio for Violin, Viola and Cello (1955)

Alexander SATZ (piano)

Leonid GOROKHOV (cello)

Concerto for Clarinet and Chamber Orchestra (1957)

Conductor Denis LOTOEV

Igor FEDOROV (clarinet)

The Sheremetiev Palace

The Last Spring, vocal cycle to words by N.Zabolotsky (1980)

Stadsschouwburg Mechelen

Suite for solo Cello (1960)

String Quartet No. 6 (1976)

Rathaussaal Telfs

Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello (1953)

The Small Hall of Conservatory

Quintet for Piano, Two Violins, Viola and Cello (1962)

(M.Dzhemesiuk, A.Khutoryansky, I.Belov, A.Burchik, A.Kalinova)

Cathedral

SIX ETUDES FOR STRINGS AND ORGAN (1976)

Conductor Alexander RUDIN

Ludmila GOLUB, organ

Salle Gaveau

CONCERTO FOR CELLO AND ORCHESTRA (1964)

Conductor Christophe MANGOU

Sebastien VAN KUIJKE, cello

Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Conductor Alexander ANDREEV

Musical House
(Chamber Hall)

Sonata for Violin and Piano (1953)

(Also the Sonatas by Nikolay Miaskovsky and Petr Klimov were performed)

Olga SOLOVIEVA (piano)

International Music House
(Chamber Hall)

Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello
(1953)

(Olga Makarova, Dmitri German, Alexei Tolstov)

extracts from "Sebastopol Symphony" (1980)

Conductor Vladimir FEDOSEYEV

the Сlassical Hall of the Vladimir-Suzdal Russia Choir Music Center

In the memory of Yury Dobrotvorsky

Poem for orchestra "Juvenile"
(1984)

conductor Artyom MARKIN

By the initiative of the Musical Alliance Northern Flowers and The Boris Tchaikovsky Society several works of Boris Tchaikovsky were performed in De Rode Pomp concert hall (Ghent, Belgium) in March 2004 within the framework of the yearly Russian Music Festival:

Sonata for Piano No. 2 (1952)

Vladimir Mogilevsky (Germany)

the classical hall of the Vladimir-Suzdal Russia Choir Music Center

Concerto for Piano and orchestra
(1971)

conductor Artyom MARKIN

Ekaterina GOLENKO (piano)

Poem for orchestra "Juvenile" (1984)

extracts from the music to "The Marriage of Balzaminov" (1964)

Conductor Vladimir FEDOSEYEV

"Theme and Eight Variations"
for large symphony orchestra (1973)

Program of the whole concert

Conductor Vladimir FEDOSEYEV

Symphony with Harp /Symphony No.4 (1993)

Xenia ERDELI

the concert from the serie "Autumnal Musical Evenings”

“The Last Spring”, vocal cycle (verses by Nikolay Zabolotsky) for mezzo-soprano, flaute, clarinet and piano (1980)

"Theme and Eight Variations"
for large symphony orchestra (1973)

Conductor Vladimir FEDOSEYEV

Concerto for Cello and Symphony Orchestra (1964)

Conductor Golo BERG

Emil ROVNER (cello)

International Piano Festival La Roque d'Antheron

Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)

Program of the whole concert

Conductor Alexander RUDIN

"Sebastopol Symphony" (1980)

conductor Denis Lotoyev

"Waltz"
from Sinfonietta for Strings (1953)
(Transcription for Russian folk instruments orchestra - K.Ershov)

(Also "Moscow Ouverture" (Petr Klimov & Stanislav Prokudin) and Saratov composers's pieces were performed)

conductor Kirill Ershov

"Four Poems of I.Brodsky" (1965)

(Also romances of S.Taneyev, S.Lyapunov, and N.Medtner's "Vocalise" were performed)

Concert took place as a part of 4th International Festival "Dedication: XX Century"

Eugeny Talisman (piano)

conductor Mariss Jansons

Taneyev Concert Hall of Vladimir Philharmony

• Suite "Balzaminov's Marriage"

• Poem for orchestra "Juvenile"

conductor Artem Markin

Yury Dobrotvorsky (viola)

"The Wind of Siberia", Symphonic poem

at the concert "Dedication"
(Works, dedicated to Vladimir Fedoseyev and to Large Symphony Orchestra)

conductor Vladimir Fedoseyev

Taneyev Concert Hall of Vladimir Philharmony

at the concert "New Year Ball"

conductor Artem Markin

• Boris Tchaikovsky - Quintet for piano, two violins, viola and cello

• German Galynin - String Quartet No.2

Chamber orchestra KREMLIN