2023哈尔滨《柴可夫斯基交响乐团音乐会》时间、地点、门票价格

哈尔滨《柴可夫斯基交响乐团音乐会》时间、地点、门票价格

1、时间：2023.9.13 19:00 周三

2、地点：哈尔滨大剧院

3、门票价格：80-880

哈尔滨《柴可夫斯基交响乐团音乐会》详情

哈尔滨《柴可夫斯基交响乐团音乐会》

柴可夫斯基交响乐团

Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra

导语

俄罗斯音乐史上，以杰出作曲家命名代表了一种至高无上的荣耀，而冠以该国最具历史地位的作曲家名称，足见莫斯科柴可夫斯基交响乐团其卓尔不凡的艺术地位。如今，乐团宛如一份珍贵的历史文献，为全世界乐迷陈述着俄罗斯音乐文化的伟大成就，而中国观众对于柴可夫斯基音乐的浓厚眷恋，也让吴氏策划深感有必要将这枚非凡的俄罗斯音乐瑰宝再次带到中国。同时，这也是俄“国宝级”指挥大师弗拉基米尔·费多谢耶夫再次来华，作为少数依然活跃在世界舞台的俄罗斯高龄指挥家，中国观众无疑要倍加珍惜这转瞬即逝的艺术时刻。

乐团介绍：柴可夫斯基交响乐团

俄罗斯柴可夫斯基交响乐团（原“全联盟广播与中央电视台大交响乐团”）创建于1930 年，是为前苏联首支交响乐团。悠久的历史、细腻的录音、繁忙的演出日程——这一切已多次证明，该乐团当属世界上最佳交响乐团之一。

俄罗斯众多杰出指挥家——如奥尔洛夫（Alexander Orlov）、戈洛瓦诺夫（Nikolai Golovanov）、高克（Alexander Gauk）、罗日杰斯特文斯基（Gennady Rozhdestvensky）等——都曾与乐团合作，这也使乐团在世界范围内建立起极高的声誉。米亚斯科夫斯基（Nikolai Myaskovsky）、普罗科菲耶夫（Sergei Prokofiev）、哈恰图良（Aram Khachaturian）、斯维里多夫（Georgy Sviridov）、肖斯塔科维奇（Dmitri Shostakovich）、鲍里斯·柴可夫斯基（Boris Tchaikovsky）等著名作曲家都曾将自己的作品托付给乐团首演。费多谢耶夫（Vladimir Fedoseyev）自1974年起担任乐团音乐总监兼首席指挥，其地位至今无可撼动。

历年来，与乐团合作过的指挥包括：斯托科夫斯基（Leopold Stokovsky）、阿本德罗特（Hermann Abendroth）、马泽尔（Lorin Maazel）、马苏尔（Kurt Masur）、穆拉文斯基（Evgeny Mravinsky）、卡洛·塞奇（Carlo Zecchi）；与乐团合作过的独奏/独唱家则包括：里赫特（Sviatoslav Richter）、奥伊斯特拉赫（David Oistrakh）、涅日达诺娃（Antonina Nezhdanova）、列梅舍夫（Sergei Lemeshev）、阿尔希波娃（Irina Arkhipova）、帕瓦罗蒂（Luciano Pavarotti）、吉奥罗夫（Nicolai Ghiaurov）；还有一批当代演奏家也曾与乐团合作，其中包括：特列季亚科夫（Viktor Tretiakov）、祖克曼（Pinchas Zukerman）、巴什梅特（Yuri Bashmet）、梅森博格（Oleg Maisenberg）、莱昂斯卡娅（Elisabeth Leonskaja）和克尼亚泽夫（Alexander Knyazev）。除此之外，钢琴家基辛（Evgeny Kissin）、小提琴家马克西姆·文格洛夫（Maxim Vengerov）、以及小提琴家瓦季姆·列宾（Vadim Repin）等最初都是经费多谢耶夫和乐团的引荐而走向世界。乐团至今依然与全世界最优秀的独奏家保持合作。

1993 年，乐团对柴可夫斯基作品真切而深入的诠释获得肯定，并于当年正式更名为柴可夫斯基交响乐团。

乐团曾录制大量专辑——不仅涵盖莫扎特、贝多芬、柴可夫斯基、勃拉姆斯、马勒的经典，还有当代音乐作品，且由众多唱片厂牌发行，如：索尼、波丽佳音、JVC、菲利普、Relief、华纳古典与爵士、Melodiya等。

虽然乐团的足迹几乎已遍及世界各国，但其巡演活动依然以俄罗斯国内为重，曾造访过的俄罗斯城市包括：斯摩棱斯克、伏尔加格勒、切列波韦茨、马格尼托哥尔斯克、车里雅宾斯克、萨罗夫、彼尔姆、大诺夫哥罗德、秋明、叶卡捷琳堡、斯塔夫罗波尔、喀山、加里宁格勒、沃罗涅日、利佩茨克、图拉、扎赖斯克、克林、等等。演出的曲目包括某一作曲家作品专场、儿童作品专场、慈善义演、以及声乐作品。乐团曾在世界上最知名的音乐厅演出，此外，还会在特列季亚科夫画廊以及莫斯科国立大学举办音乐会。

作曲家斯维里多夫（Georgy Sviridov）曾这样评价道：“柴可夫斯基交响乐团是我所听过的最好的乐团之一。他们的演奏以独具一格的音色和旋律见长。旋律引人入胜，并闪现着光芒，加之技术完美无缺，如此在我看来，乐团在艺术上之所以有原创性，正是因为集合了这些最宝贵的特质于一身。”

作曲家肖斯塔科维奇也曾评价道：“我国的作曲家应尤其感谢柴可夫斯基交响乐团，因为我们众多作品首演都是交由他们来完成的，而且这一乐团能深刻的诠释米亚斯科夫斯基、普罗科菲耶夫、格里埃尔、哈恰图良、卡巴列夫斯基、沙波林、巴巴扎年、佩科、卡拉·卡拉耶夫等人的作品、以及其他许多作曲家的作品。”

曾有一种成见认为，俄罗斯乐团在西方国家演出只应演俄罗斯本土作品，但柴可夫斯基交响乐团打破了这一成见——因其在贝多芬家乡（德国波恩）以及在奥地利维也纳成功上演贝多芬作品，乐团从此定期登台维也纳金色大厅，这也是首次有俄罗斯乐团享此殊荣。

Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra

The Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra (originally the Grand Symphony Orchestra of All-Union Radio and Central Television) was founded in 1930 as the first symphony orchestra of the Soviet Union. It has repeatedly proved its right to be one of the world’s best orchestras — the right won by its history, meticulous work behind microphones and busy concert schedule.

The high reputation the orchestra established across the world is a result of fruitful cooperation with remarkable Russian conductors Alexander Orlov, Nikolai Golovanov, Alexander Gauk and Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Nikolai Myaskovsky, Sergei Prokofiev, Aram Khachaturian, Georgy Sviridov, Dmitri Shostakovich and Boris Tchaikovsky trusted the premieres of their works to the orchestra’s care. Vladimir Fedoseyev has been an unchallenged artistic director and chief conductor of the orchestra since 1974.

The orchestra’s chronicle can boast the names of conductors Leopold Stokovsky, Hermann Abendroth, Lorin Maazel, Kurt Masur, Evgeny Mravinsky and Carlo Zecchi, soloists of the past Sviatoslav Richter, David Oistrakh, Antonina Nezhdanova, Sergei Lemeshev, Irina Arkhipova, Luciano Pavarotti and Nicolai Ghiaurov, and contemporary performers Viktor Tretiakov, Pinchas Zukerman, Yuri Bashmet, Oleg Maisenberg, Elisabeth Leonskaja and Alexander Knyazev. Vladimir Fedoseyev and TSO introduced Evgeny Kissin, Maxim Vengerov and Vadim Repin to the world. Today, the orchestra continues to collaborate with the best soloists from different countries.

In 1993, the orchestra was named after the great Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky for the genuine and deep interpretations of his works.

Recordings of the orchestra’s immense repertoire spanning from Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Brahms and Mahler to contemporary music have been released on Sony, Pony Canyon, JVC, Philips, Relief, Warner Classics & Jazz and Melodiya.

The list of countries where the Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra has performed reflects almost the entire map of the world. However, the performances in the cities of Russia remain the most important area of TSO’s activities — Smolensk, Volgograd, Cherepovets, Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk, Sarov, Perm, Veliky Novgorod, Tyumen, Ekaterinburg, Stavropol, Kazan, Kaliningrad, Voronezh, Lipetsk, Tula, Zaraisk and Klin to name but a few. The orchestra’s repertoire includes monographic cycles, projects for children, charity events and concerts combining music with declamation. Along with performances at the world’s best known venues, TSO continues its outreach activities hosting recitals at the Tretyakov Gallery and Lomonosov Moscow State University.

“The Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra is definitely rated among the very best orchestras I have ever happened to hear. Their performance is known for absolutely inimitable sound and unique melodious flavour. This melodiousness, along with lustre and technically impeccable performance, is the collective’s most valuable quality that constitutes, in my opinion, its artistic originality,” Georgy Sviridov said.

“The composers of this country owe a special debt of gratitude to the Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra which was the first to perform many of our works and so deeply interpret the scores by Myaskovsky, Prokofiev, Gliere, Khachaturian, Kabalevsky, Shaporin, Babajanian, Peiko, Kara Karayev and many other composers,” Dmitri Shostakovich noted.

TSO was one the breakers of the once popular stereotypical opinion of Russian orchestras stating that they were arguably allowed to play only Russian music when they performed in the western countries. The collective performed Beethoven’s music with a great success in the composer’s hometown Bonn, as well as in Vienna, becoming the first of the Russian orchestras to be a regular guest at the legendary Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein.