Череповецкое Городское филармоническое собрание
The Cherepovets Philharmonic Society was founded in 1994. Now it includes such musical groups as the Cherepovets Symphony Orchestra, a chamber chorus "Resurrection", an ensemble "Cherepovets" and dance and pantomime "Trans-Theatre" .
The Cherepovets Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1987. At first it was the Chamber Orchestra of the Cherepovets Musical College (now the Cherepovets Art College). The rich repertoire of the Orchestra includes orchestra miniatures, suites, symphonic works by Chaikovsky, Beethoven, Shubert, Mozart, Brahms, instrumental concertos by Mozart, Ravel, Grig, Rakhmaninov and Skryabin.
The Cherepovets Chamber Chorus "Resurrection" was founded in 1992. First It was conducted by Sergey Zuyev, then by his former student Elena Popova.
The repertoire of the Chorus includes classical musical works by both Russian and foreign composers, church music and works by modern composers.
The Cherepovets Chamber Chorus "Resurrection" participated in numerous concerts and festivals in the Vologda Region and throughout Russia. Its musicians took part in various competitions and festivals of the All-Russian and International level.
In 1998 the Cherepovets Chamber Chorus was awarded a diploma at the international festival in the Czech Republic.
The ensemble "Cherepovets" was founded in 1990. Its creative credo is a synthesized stage performance based on ritual traditions and ethnographic material of the North-West of Russia.
The Russian North contains numerous native communities, each with its own distinctive history and musical culture. These communities have developed extraordinarily diverse and multifaceted performance traditions.
Professional musicians, dancers and singers of the ensemble perform songs, dances, rituals, games of the peoples of the Russian North in a bright spectacular form.
The dance and pantomime theatre "Trans-Theatre" is the only musical troupe in Russia's North-West working in such a rare theatrical genre.
Pantomime performances are international and understandable to any audience. Over the years, the theatre has implemented many theatrical projects and created its own unique style of plastic language.
Contact information:
Postal address: 35-a Sovetsky Avenue, 162600 Cherepovets, Russia
E-mail: filarmonia05@mail.ru, filarmonia@cherepovetscity.ru
Internet: https://cher-philarmonia.vlg.muzkult.ru/