Cherepovets, Russia

Schumann. Cello concerto

Details TBA

Vologda, Russia

Schumann. Cello concerto

Details TBA

Novosibirsk, Russia

Novosibirsk Symphony Orchestra. Anton Shaburov conductor

Prokofiev. Sinfonia-Concertante

Novosibirsk, Russia

Novosibirsk Symphony Orchestra. Anton Shaburov conductor

Prokofiev. Sinfonia-Concertante

Moscow, Russia

Philharmony-2 Rachamninov hall

Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra

Alexey Rubin conductor

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Orenburg Russia

Tchaikovsky. Andante Cantabile and Rococo Variations.

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

State Capella

State Capella Orchestra

Stanislav Kochanovsky conductor

Bruch. Kol Nidrei
Bloch. Schelomo

Yekaterinburg, Russia

Alexander Lazarev conductor

Prokofiev. Sinfonia-Concertante

Yekaterinburg, Russia
Details TBA

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Daniel Raiskin conductor

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations

Shor. Musical Pilgrimage Cello concerto

Tyumen, Russia

Tyumen Philharmonic Orchestra. Evgeny Shestakov conductor.

Prokofiev. Sinfonia-Concertante

Moscow, Russia

Moscow Philharmonic Chamber Hall

Recital with Anna Odintsova (piano)

Program includes works by Beethoven, Britten and Chopin.

Soria, Spain

JOVEN ORQUESTA SINFÓNICA DE SORIA

Borja Quintas conductor

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Irkutsk, Russia

Stars on Baikal festival

Julian Rachlin (violin), Sarah McElravy (viola), Denis Matsuev (piano), Konstantin Yemelyanov (piano), Grigory Kovalevsky (double base)

Schubert. Quintet A-dur (Trout)
Tchaikovsky. Piano trio

Irkutsk, Russia

Stars on Baikal Festival.

National Youth Symphony Orchestra

Dimitris Botinis conductor

Tchaikovsky. Pezzo Capriccioso

Tokyo, Japan

Metropolitan Theatre Hall

Marcelo Lehninger conductor

Yomiuri Symphony Orchestra

Dvorak. Cello Concerto

Benjamin Britten. Suites for cello solo nos 1-3. Recorded in Small Hall of Moscow Conservatory. June 2018. Firma Melodia

Dmitry Shostakovich. Concerto for cello and orchestra no. 2. Tatarstan Symphony and Alexander Sladkovsky. Recorded in Kazan. August 2016

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Concert Hall of Mariinsky Theatre

Mariinsky Symphony Orchestra. Valery Gergiev conductor.

Prokofiev. Sinfonia-Concertante

South African Tour 

25.05.19-13.06.19

Ryazan, Russia

Ryazan Symphony Orchestra. Sergey Oselkov conductor.

Beethoven. Triple concerto together with Nikita Borisoglebsky (violin) and Ekaterina Mechetina (piano)

Moscow Russia.

Small Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Frank. Sonata for cello and piano. With Anna Odintsova (piano)
Britten. Suite no.1 for cello solo

Chelyabinsk, Russia

Philharmonic Orchestra. Adik Abdurakhmanov conductor.

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations

Ulyanovsk, Russia

"Gubernatorsky" Symphony Orchestra. Rashid Skuratov conductor.

Tchaikovsky. Pezzo Capriccioso and Rococo Variations

Budapest, Hungary

Alim Shakh conductor

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Detail TBA

Moscow, Russia

Rachmaninov Concert Hall (Philharmonia-2)

Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra. Dimitris Botinis conductor

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations

Voronezh, Russia

Voronezh Youth Orchestra. Y. Androsov conductor

Myaskovsky cello concerto

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Saint-Petersburg House of Music, English Hall

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova (piano)

Kovrov, Russia

Belgorod Symphony Orchestra D. Filatov conductor

Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations

Kineshma, Russia

Belgorod Symphony Orchestra. D. Filatov conductor

Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations

Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

Philharmony named after Rosctropovich

Shnittke. Concerto grosso no.2 for cello and violin
Brahms. Double concerto for violin and cello/
Together with Pavel Milyukov (violin)

Denis Matsuev International Festival

Russian National Youth Orchestra. A. Rubin conductor

Saint-Saens Cello Concerto

Rostov, Russia

Rostov Symphony Orchestra. Valentin Uryupin conductor.

Prokoviev. Sinfonia-Concertante

Moscow, Russia.

Big Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Svetlanov Symphony Orchestra. Peter Feranec conductor

Beethoven. Triple concerto together with Pavel Milyukov (violin) and Dmitry Masleev (piano)

Moscow, Russia.

Big Hall of Moscow Conservatory

International Festival "Organ Art"

Moscow, Russia.

Rachmaninov Concert Hall (Philharmonia-2)

Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra. Yury Simonov conductor.

Beethoven. Triple concerto together with Pavel Milyukov (violin) and Dmitry Masleev (piano)

Moscow, Russia

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

Svetlanov Symphony Orchestra. Timur Zangiev conductor.

Lalo. Cello concerto

Saint-Petersburg, Russia.

State Academic Capella

Capella Symphony Orchestra. Sergey Roldugin conductor.

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations.
Saint-Saens. Cello concerto no.1

Moscow, Russia.

Big Hall of Moscow Conservatory.

Moscow State Symphonic Orchestra. Yury Tkachenko conductor.

Bloch. Schelomo.

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Concert Hall of Mariinsky Theatre

Complete Suites for cello solo by B. Britten

Moscow, Russia.

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia. Vladimir Spivakov conductor.

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations

Moscow, Russia.

Big Hall of Moscow Conservatory.

Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra. M. Sanderling conductor.

Schumann cello concerto

Murmansk, Russia.

Piano trio program with Pavel Milyukov (violin) and Philipp Kopachevsky (piano)

Berlin, Germany

Benefizkoncert Spe Vivere foundation.

Ernst Reuter Saal

Berliner Symphoniker. Jon Bara Johansen conductor.

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations

Toglatti, Russia

Philharmonic Orchestra. Vladislav Ivanovsky conductor.

Saint-Saens. Cello concerto no.1

Moscow, Russia

Zaryadie hall. "Bachiana" concert as part of X Vivacello international festival.

Izhevsk, Russia

Izhevsk Philharmonic Orchestra. Ilya Derbilov conductor.

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Khabarovsk, Russia

Far Eastern Symphony Orchestra. Anton Shaburov conductor.

Prokofiev. Sinfonia-Concertante

Yerevan, Armenia

Khachaturyan International Festival

Armenian State Symphony Orchestra. Harutyun Arzumanyan conductor

Khachaturyan. Cello concerto e-moll

Moscow, Russia

Big Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Symphony Orchestra of Concervatory. Alexander Lazarev conductor

Prokofiev. Sinfonia-Concertante

Linz, Austria

Brucnerhaus Linz

Recital with Philipp Kopachevsky (piano)

Telavi, Georgia

Telavi International Festival. Artistic director Elisso Virsaladze.

Festival Orchestra. Ariel Zuckermann conductor

Elgar. Cello concerto

Inawashiro, Japan


Gala concert of Fukushima international festival with Noe Inui and Gabriele Carcano

Inawashiro, Japan


Concert as part of Fukushima international festival with Gabriele Carcano

Kitakata, Japan

Concert as part of Fukushima international festival with Noe Inui and Gabriele Carcano

Tokyo, Japan

Musashino Shimin Bunka Hall

Recital with Gabriele Carcano

Nagoya, Japan

Munetsugu Hall

Recital with Gabriele Carcano

Moscow, Russia

Small Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Britten. Complete Suites for cello solo. A concert-presentation of CD by Melodiya label "Alexander Ramm. Benjamin Britten. Suites"

Moscow, Russia.

Memorial museum of Svyatoslav Richter.

Britten. Complete Suites for cello solo

Ulan-Ude, Russia.

National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia. Vladimir Spivakov conductor.

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Moscow, Russia

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

State Academic Svetlanoc Orchestra. Dimitris Botinis conductor

Dvorak. Cello concerto.

Perm, Russia

Филармония

National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Moscow, Russia

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

Moscow State Philharmonic Orchestra. Daniel Raiskin conductor

Marga Ricter. Variations and Interlude for Piano, Violin, Cello and orchestra. Brahms. Double concerto. Sergey Dogadin violin. Philip Kopachevsky pianо.

Irkutsk, Russia

Philharmony

Shostakovich. Cello concerto #2

Praha, Czech Republic

Smetana Hall

Tchaikovsky. Rococо Variations

Olomouc, Czech Republic

Moravska Philharmony

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations

Moscow, Russia

Richter Museum

Britten. Complete suites for cello solo.

Novosibirsk, Russia
23-30.03.2018
Vadim Repin’s Transsiberian Festival

Moscow, Russia

Niko Gallery

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Yaroslavl, Russia

Philharmony

Saint-Saens. Cello concerto

Linz, Austria

Brucknerhaus

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Moscow, Russia

Moscow International Performing Arts Centre

National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia. Vladimir Spivakov conductor

Myskovsky. Cello concerto

Kurgan, Russia

Philharmony

Solo recital with Philip Kopachevsky

Minsk, Belarus

Philharmony

Elgar. Cello concerto

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Small Hall of Philharmony

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Prokofiev-125 anniversary marathon at Mariinsky

Saint-Petersburg,  24.04.2016

Prokofiev

Sinfonia-Concertante op. 125 (excerpt)

With Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra and Maestro Valery Gergiev

National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia, Vladimir Spivakov

December 22, 2018
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

Saint Petersburg, June 30, 2015

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Variations on a Rococo theme, Op. 33

Sergey Prokofiev

Symphony-Concerto in E minor, Op. 125

With the Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra and Nikolai Alexeev (conductor)

Moscow, March 27, 2015

A. Dvořák

Concerto for Cello and Orchestra

With the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia and Antonio Mendez (conductor)

The best was saved for (almost) last: Alexander Ramm? the 26-year-old second-prize winner of the cello section in last year's Tchaikovsky Competition, was a mesmerising, heroic soloist in the fearsome Symphony-Concerto. Playing from memory, he made a massive, Rostropovich-sized sound in the endless rough-and-rumble of the central scherzo but brought great decacy to the royshop variations of the finale. Even in the outsize candenza he clarified and justified Prokofiev's writing at its most prolix and technically challenging with an unarguable force of will, charisma and assurance. He is quire aphenomenon.

Between the two symphonies there was an extraordinary performance of the Sinfonia concertante for cello and orchestra. This marked the UK debut of the Russian cellist Alexander Ramm, and on this evidence he will be back very soon. His intonation was incredibly secure and his virtuosity almost beyond question, even in the most demanding passages where the cello sits at the very top of its register.
Power, pace and passion were the features of the fast music, but when this briefly relented there was a real depth of feeling to the soaring, chant-like melody of the second movement. Gergiev and the orchestra gave crisp accompaniment, but Ramm was the star for this incredibly assured and most musical performance, redolent of Steven Isserlis in his youth!

…Earning second prize in the 2015 International Tchaikovsky Competition, this tall, youthful cellist, with a mop of unruly hair à la Steven Isserlis (but without the curls) is a real talent. His sound is big-boned, with soulful legatos, iron pizzicatos and percussive attack which made easy work of Prokofiev’s wiry writing in an admirably taut account. The Mariinsky’s accompaniment was sketchy at times, the first horn having the good grace to look embarrassed after a mangled solo. Ramm’s terrific Gaspar Cassado encore, infused with earthy Spanish inflections, was well-received.

The cellist Alexander Ramm is in his late twenties and is emerging as an international artist after an early career in his native Russia. If he is as yet comparatively unknown in the West this is a situation that is not likely to continue for much longer on the evidence of his performance of the Sinfonia Concertante (also known as the Symphony-Concerto). In the lyrical opening of the work we were made aware of his lovely, singing tone quality, projecting strongly into the hall, and as this complex work developed so did his virtuoso technique become excitingly evident. For the whole, quite long, span of the three movements Ramm held the attention unerringly through his total emotional commitment. In Gergiev and the Mariinsky players he had the best collegial support possible, and as a whole it was a most distinguished performance.

The astounding young cellist, Alexander Ramm was the star of the seventh concert in the Hugo Concert Series. Born in Vladivostok this young Russian wonder has performed in public since the age of nine, winning a clutch of prestigious prizes along the way.
And yet Ramm’s playing remained consistently powerful and assured. His technique was astounding as he explored the rich high and low registers of his cello and the audience especially enjoyed his interpretation of Cassadó’s Suite for Cello Solo. This adventurous work combines the Baroque formalism and dance orientation of Bach’s suites with Gaspar Cassadó’s own Spanish heritage and, as with most of Cassadó’s other cello compositions, was designed to showcase his own talents as a cellist. Ramm’s voicing in the second movement, written in the form of a two-part sardana, was brilliant; the voicing was so clear and distinct that he made it sound as if two separate cellos were actually at play.

Alexander Ramm (‘cello) and the Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Gérard Korsten gave us an enlightened performance of a work which can be obstreperous and therefore difficult to bring off. This young soloist is amazing in the way he projects all the moods within this intense piece of some 40 minutes’ duration. A few examples of what came back to me clearly today after Wednesday evening’s concert, are the following: Apart from technical matters to which we will return, it is the overall level of tonal lustre Ramm, who is only 24, displays which makes one listen in awe. The moods and contrasts in this work are so diverse and can switch as suddenly as the proverbial drop of a coin, that is takes a great artist to accommodate all of them.
He blends the difficult accompanying figurations perfectly against the orchestral solos. Magical indeed are the feathery triplet-patterns against the “dreamy” subject of the opening Andante. Just as subtle is the enjoyment he elates in the little dialogue between the ‘cello harmonics and flute which provides a brief respite in the conflicts of the mighty Allegro giusto second movement. In those passages described above in the second paragraph, it feels as if Ramm is already impetuous and risk-taking in a controlled manner through which he can often penetrate to the mystic and at times threatening soul of the work. During languid, introspective passages his burnished, dark legato is quite unique. He uses it to moving effect in the nostalgia, richness and warmth of the melody at the heart of the piece. He lets every phrase burn.
There is also a combination of fevered intensity and a whole range of intensely rewarding solo work forthcoming from the orchestra. Gérard Korsten commands a kind of classical finesse in his approach to the score which ensures a wonderfully balanced reading. He and his musicians are fastidious in scrupulously observing all the dynamic and agogic markings. There is a real Prokofiev sonority hanging in the air, with his often characteristically sardonic bite and wit potently in evidence. Congratulations are due to the orchestra and maestro Korsten whose alertness and pinpointed, detailed cultivation is something to behold.

The soloist for Prokofiev’s Sinfonia Concertante is the Russian Alexander Ramm, whom I first heard when he was in South Africa for the Unisa International String Competition in 2010, in which he came second in the cello section. He played exquisitely. The only criticism which I can possibly make is that he desperately needs a haircut, that or some clips to keep the hair out of his face.
I didn’t know the work, but I thought it was marvellous, thanks at least partly to the beautiful rich tone Alexander Ramm gives it. He made the ridiculously difficult cadenza look easy and it sounded magnificent. The Naxos recording of this work features Alexander Rudin with the Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra 8.553624. For an encore Ramm played Cassado’s Cello Suite, a work entirely unknown to me before, but lovely and very showy.

Happily young Russian cellist Alexander Ramm saved the evening. His riveting performance of Elgar’s last major work for orchestra, the well-known Cello Concerto in E minor Op. 85, beautifully captured the concerto’s mood of disillusion, suffering and distress and kept the members of the audience perched at the edge of their seats as the music ravished their ears.
Conductor Brandon Phillips dexterously led soloist and orchestra in playing as one soul from the four insistent opening chords to its repeat at the end of the work, which resounded like a cry of despair.

Elgar’s concerto is one of the great works written for the cello, although widespread international recognition has been acquired only in the past three decades. That might partially be because of its perceived “Englishness”, perhaps best described as a degree of emotional diffidence.
But there is a difference between emotion and passion; and the best English music – and certainly that of Elgar – has never lacked passion. So it was that this young Russian virtuoso delivered the solo line with a convincing musical insight and a smouldering passion that set alight the solo line.
Ramm plays with enormous musical authority. Unlike many young instrumentalists, he is not intimidated by the reflective or the elegiac; nor is he nervous about the length of pauses, or the creation of inter-phrase silence. His is a phenomenal technique and he demonstrated it to full effect in this captivating performance.
Phillips provided a remarkably flexible accompaniment, managing the frequently fragmented writing with a neat precision.
The performance garnered a well-deserved standing ovation from a delighted audience.

Two decades ago, a young Russian violinist, Vadim Repin, knocked one off
one’s feet with a fabulous performance of Glazunoff’s violin concerto in the
Linder. In the mean time, Repin has conqured the musical world and he is
one of the most sought after violinists on the international circuit.
This is what I predict for the 24 year old Russian cellist.
Ramm’s performance of the Prokovief Concerto was magnificant, often
dumbfounding, demanding some times technical even demonic playing of
this simfonia concertante. This man posesses all the attributes to make him
a special musician. Prokovief himself prefered this title in stead of a «Cello
Concert» because of the challenging solo- and ensemble inputs from the
orchestra. It is in this regard that Ramm impressed so much, let alone his
spotless playing in a work which by all indications exploits the full
range of the
instument.
Within the framework of the solo part and the large ochestral score, soaked
in continuing ryhtmic and harmonic construction, he establishes an authority
whereby he exposes every trend and all the dynamics demanded by the
music.

Petrozavodsk, Russia

Philharmonic

Lutoslawski. Cello concerto

Krasnoyarsk, Russia

ФPhilharmony

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations

Moscow, Russia

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

Moscow State Philharmonic Orchestra. Valentin Uryupin conductor

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations

Paris, France

Philharmonie de Paris

With Borodin Quartet

Schubert. Quintet C-dur with two cellos

Moscow, Russia

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

Radio “Orpheus” Orchestra. Denis Kirpanev conductor

Glazunov. Spanish serenade

Moscow, Russia

Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Moscow State Philharmonic Orchestra. Yury Simonov conductor

Tchaikovky. Rococo Variations. Pezzo Capriccioso

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Concert Hall of Mariinsky Theatre

Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra. Valery Gergiev conductor

Schchedrin. Concerto for piano, cello and orchestra “Romantic Offering” (2010)

Moscow, Russia

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra. Valery Gergiev conductor

Schchedrin. Concerto for piano, cello and orchestra “Romantic Offering” (2010)

Kislovodsk, Russia

Philharmony

Maxim Fedotov conductor

Shostakovich. Cello concerto #2

Moscow, Russia

Philharmony 2

National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia. Alexander Soloviev conductor

Saint-Saens. Cello concerto

Moscow, Russia

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

Tatarstan State Orchestra. Alexander Sladkovsky conductor

Tchaikovsky. Pezzo Capriccioso

Lübeck, Germany

Theater Lübeck

Philharmonisches Orchester Lübeck. Mikhail Jurowski conductor

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Lübeck, Germany

Theater Lübeck

Philharmonisches Orchester Lübeck. Mikhail Jurowski conductor

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Moscow, Russia

Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Tatarstan State Orchestra. Alexander Sladkovsky conductor

Shostakovich. Cello concerto #1

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Grand Hall of Philharmony

St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra. Antoni Wit conductor

Haydn. Cello concerto C-dur

Saransk, Russia

Philharmony

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Vladikavkaz, Russia

Mariinsky Theatre in Vladikavkaz

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Saint-Petersurg, Russia

State Capella

Youth Orchestra of Yekaterinburg Philharmonic. Alexander Rudin conductor

Myskovsky. Cello concerto

Veliky Novgorod, Russia

Philharmony

Youth Orchestra of Yekaterinburg Philharmonic. Alexander Rudin conductor

Myskovsky. Cello concerto

Helsinki, Finland

Russian Science and Culture Centre

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Kazan, Russia

Saidashev Concert Hall

Tatarstan State Orchestra. Alexander Sladkovsky

Shostakovich. Cello concerto #1

Montecatini-Terme, Italy

“Oci Ciornie” Festival

Tchaikovsky. Nocturne. Paganini. Moses Variations

Guangzhou, China

Opera House

Thaikovsky Orchestra. Vladimir Fedoseev conductor

Tchaikovsky. Pezzo Capriccioso

Ochrid, Macedonia

“Ochrid Summer” Festival

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Trakai, Lithuania

“Uztrakio Vakarai” Festival

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Saint-Petersburg

English hall of Saint-Petersburg House of Music

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Linz, Austria

Brucknerhaus

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Porto, Portugal

Europark

Orquestra Filharmonica Portuguesa. Osvaldo Ferreira conductor

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Astana, Kazakhstan

Astana Opera House

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations

Wasaw, Russia

Russian Science and Culture Centre

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Petrozavodsk, Russia

Philharmony

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova

Kalinigrad, Russia

Philharmony

Schumann. Cello concerto. Paganini. Moses Variations

Izhevsk, Russia

Philharmony

State Academic Orchestra Svetlanov. Valentin Uryupin conductor

Myaskovsky. Cello concerto

Moscow, Russia

Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Ivanov Brothers’ SymphoJazz program

Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

Philharmony

Elgar. Cello concerto.

Tyumen, Russia

Philharmony

Dvorak. Cello concerto

Ufa, Russia

Philharmony

Elgar. Cello concerto.

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Concert Hall of Mariinsky Theatre

Mariinsky Theatre Choir

VoCello program for cello and choir

Vinius, Lithuania

Philharmony

Beethoven. Complete cello sonatas. Darius Mazintas – piano

Kaunas, Lithuania

Philharmony

Beethoven. Complete cello sonatas. Darius Mazintas – piano

Belgorod, Russia

Philharmony

Myakovsky. Cello concerto.

Moscow, Russia

Philharmony 2

STATE SYMPHONY CAPELLA of RUSSIA, Philip Chizhevsky conductor

Tchaikovsky. Rococo Variations. Pezzo apriccioso

Moscow, Russia

Philharmonic-2 concert hall

Academic Symphony Orchestra of Moscow Philharmonic. Yury Simonov

Tchaikovsy. Rococo Variations for cello and orchestra

Ryazan, Russia

Philharmony

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall

Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra. Zaurbek Gugkaev

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Kemerovo, Russia

Philharmony

Prokofiev. Symphony-Concerto for cello and orchestra

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

English hall of Saint-Petersburg House of Music

Schumann, Grieg, Britten, Barber. Anna Odintsova – piano

Saratov, Russia

Philharmony

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Kislovodsk, Russia

Philharmony

Dvorak. Concerto for cello and Orchestra

Moscow, Russia

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

State Academic Symphony Orchestra “Evgeny Svetlanov”. Konstantin Chudovsky

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Tyumen, Russia

Philharmony

Denis Matsuev Festival

Shostakovich. Concerto #1 for cello and orchestra

Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

Philharmony

Schumann, Prokofiev, Part, Britten, Debussy, Cassado. Anna Odintsova – piano

Moscow, Russia

Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Academic Symphony Orchestra of Moscow Philharmonic. Alexabnder Lazarev

Elgar. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Kaliningrad, Russia

Cathedral

Elgar. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Belgrade, Serbia

Philharmony

Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra. Mikhail Yurovsky

Shostakovich. Concerto #2 for cello and orchestra

Samara, Russia

Philharmony

Dvorak. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Tomsk, Russia

Philharmony

“Denis Matsuev and friends” Festival

Dvorak. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Brussels

Russian Cultural Center

Shostakovich, Britten, Cassado, Part. Anna Odintsova – piano

London

Cadogan Hall

Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra. Valery Gergiev

Prokofiev. Symhony-Conerto for cello and orchestra

Moscow, Russia

Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatory

“Crescendo” Festival

Sollima. “Violoncelles, vibrez!” with Tatiana Vassilieva

Pscov, Russia

Philharmony

“Crescendo” Festival

Sollima. “Violoncelles, vibrez!” with Tatiana Vassilieva

Paris, France

Philharmonie de Paris, Grande Salle

Cassado, Tchaikovsky, Paganini. Dmitry Masleev – piano

Sochi, Russia
Crescendo Festival

Sochi, Russia
Crescendo Festival

Moscow, Russia
Small Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Recital with Anna Odintsova (piano)

Dresden, Germany
Dresden Musikfestspiele

Yekaterinburg, Russia

Myaskovsky. Conerto for cello and orcestra

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Concert Hall of Mariinsky Theatre

Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra. Valery Gergiev conductor

Prokofiev. Sinfonia-Concertante.

13.04.2016 – 06.05.2016

South Africa concert tour

Details TBA

Belgorod, Russia

Ivan Pochekin (violin)

Brahms. Concerto for violin and cello

Yaroslavl, Russia
State Orchestra “New Russia”, conductor Yury Bashmet

Beethoven. Concerto for piano, violin, cello and orchestra

Ulan-Ude, Russia
PIZZICATO Festival

Recital with Philipp Kopachevsky (piano). Sonatas by Prokofiev and Grieg

Yakustk, Russia

Thaikovsky. Rococo Variations for cello and orchestra

Yakutsk, Russia

Tchaikovsky. Nocturne for cello and orchestra. Paganini. Moses Fantasia for cello and orchestra

Moscow, Russia
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall
Guitar Virtuosos International Festival

Duos with Petrit Ceku and Artyom Dervoed

Snezhinsk, Russia
Denis Matsuev International Festival

Haydn. Concerto C-dur for cello and orchestra

Chelyabinsk, Russia
Denis Matsuev International Festival

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Saint-Petersburg, Russia
State Capella

Conductor Igor Manasherov

Dvorak. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Moscow, Russia
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

National Philharmonic Orchestra or Russia, conductor Alexander Soloviev

Myaskovsky. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Perm, Russia
Denis Matsuev International Festival

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Irkutsk, Russia

Myaskovsky. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Novosibirsk, Russia

Novosibirsk Chamber Orchestra, conductor Alim Shakh

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Akademgorodok, Russia
Novosibirsk Chamber Orchestra, conductor Alim Shakh

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Sochi, Russia

International Yury Bashmet Festival

Samara, Russia

Conductor Aziz Shokhakimov

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Irkutsk, Russia
Zagursky Musical Theatre

Conductor Ilmar Lapinsh

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orcestra

Linz, Austria
Brucknerhaus

2 New Year’s concerts with Anna Odintsova (piano) and Vitaly Vatulya (saxophone)

Vologda, Russia

Solo reital with Anna Odintsova (piano)

Vladimir, Russia

Conductor Alexander Sonin

Haydn. Concerto for cello and orchestra C-dur
Piazzolla – Le Grand Tango

Vilnius, Lithuania
National Philarmonic

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova (piano)

Moscow, Russia
Moscow International Performing Arts Center

Vladimir Spivakov festival

Moscow, Russia
Professor’s Club of the Higher School of Economics

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova (piano)

Petrozavodsk, Russia

Conductor Anatoly Rybalko

Schumann. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Moscow, Russia
Composers’ House

Efrem Podgaitz - ”Post festum”

Beijing, China
Beijing Concert Hall

Beijing Symphony Orchestra, conductor Tan Lihua

Tchaikovsky. Rococo variations for cello and orchestra

Wuhan, China

Beijing Symphony Orchestra, conductor Tan Lihua

Tchaikovsky. Rococo variations for cello and orchestra

Birmingham, England
Birmingham Symphony Hall

Mariinsky Theatre Symphony Orchestra, conductor Maestro Valery Gergiev

Tchaikovsky. Variations on a theme of rococo

Moscow, Russia
Philharmonia-2 Concert Hall

State Academic Symphony Orchestra “Evgeny Svetlanov”, conductor Sergey Roldugin

Shostakovich. Cello concerto no.1 for cello and orchestra

Moscow, Russia
Small Hall of Moscow Conservatory

Ars Longa Festival

Saint-Petersburg, Russia
Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall

Solo recital with Anna Odintsova (piano)

Calcutta, Induia

Solo recital and masterclasses with Anna Odintsova (piano)

Omsk, Russia

Conductor Dmitry Vassiliev

Dvorak. Concerto for cello and orchestra

Pskov, Russia
Crescendo Festival

State Academic Symphony Orchestra “Evgeny Svetlanov”, conductor Stanislav Kochanovsky

Prokofiev. Symphony-Concerto for cello and orchestra

Kronberg, Germany
Kronberg Academy Festival

Celebratory evening concert for Frans Helmerson

Orenburg, Russia

Conductor Pavel Gershtein

Shostakovich. Concerto no1 for cello and orchestra

Klin, Russia
Tchaikovsky museum

State Academic Symphony Orchestra “Evgeny Svetlanov”, conductor Vladimir Jurovsky

Tchaikovsky – Pezzo Capriccioso for cello and orchestra

Milan, Italy
Conservatory G. Verdi

Mariinsky Theatre Symphony Orchestra, conductor Maestro Valery Gergiev

Prokofiev. Symphony-Concerto for cello and orchestra