Masquerade

Masquerade

A series of concerts for family audiences

Are you ready to meet your favorite characters?

The leading characters of famous operas, cartoons, and films will come to a grand masquerade ball to tell their stories and present their magical music.

Audiences will hear new, amazing stories and familiar fairy tales in a musical format from the soloists of the Chamberberries chamber orchestra and a charming host. You can come in masks and costumes—who knows, maybe you'll be part of this magical performance and recognize the mysterious guest of the masquerade. And of course, what's a ball without dizzying dancing?

Program:

P.I. Tchaikovsky — "Waltz of the Flowers" from the ballet "The Nutcracker"

I.S. Bach — Numbers from Orchestral Suite No. 2

S. Prokofiev — Mercutio from the ballet "Romeo and Juliet"

P.I. Tchaikovsky — Waltz from the ballet "The Sleeping Beauty"

A. Khachaturian — Adagio from the ballet "Spartacus"

A. Honneger — "The Goat's Dance"

J. Strauss — Polka "On the Hunt"

V.S. Dashkevich — Music from the film "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson"

Claude Saint-Saëns — "Dance of Death"

A. Petrov — Waltz from the film "The Blue Bird"

A. Khachaturian — "Sabre Dance" from the ballet "Gayane"

M.P. Mussorgsky — Gopak from the ballet "Sorochintsy Fair"

Concert duration: 1 hour 15 minutes without intermission

The Chamberries chamber orchestra's concert series is designed not only for children but also for adults. There will be no boring lectures or complex terms—only captivating stories, live music, and interactive moments that will bring the whole family together.

Each concert is an opportunity to discover something new with your children, hear music that will become a shared favorite, discuss fun facts about composers, and discover unexpected insights into their works. In these concerts, music will tell you not only about itself but also about the world around us: about dance and movement, literary heroes and great historical events, philosophical ideas, and the passage of time. Chamberries will show how music reflects the mood of the times, how composers were inspired by poetry, painting, and theater. And most importantly, they will convince even the most sophisticated young audience that classical music is interesting, understandable, and fun!

Tickets are sold at a single rate. There are no discounts.

Children aged 0 and over must purchase a full-price ticket.

All Tickets WITHOUT SERVICE FEE!