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As part of the Mannes Sounds: The Lion that Couldn’t Roar Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Margarita Zelenaia’s ‘The Lion that Couldn’t Roar’ (music fairy-tale based on story written by Robert Sherman) will be performed as part of the Mannes Sounds: Piano Cantabile – “Fairy Tales in Russian Music” (curated by Irina Morozova). The other works featured in the program are by: Medtner, Shchedrin, Tchaikovsky/Pletnev, Rachmaninoff, and Prokofiev. Mannes Sounds Festival 2015 features concerts performed by […]

Piano Ensemble “Pianissimo!” on Saturday, September 12, 2015

Piano Ensemble “Pianissimo!” presents on Saturday September 12, 2015, 8pm at “An International Feast of Music” Margarita Zelenaia’s world pemierers: • “Summer” from the Four Seasons for Four Pianos Antonio Vivaldi/Margarita Zelenaia• Fantasy for Four Pianos on Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Scheherazade” for Four Pianos The other works featured in the program are by: Beethoven, Gershwin/Tsfasman, Chabrier, Stone, Levinson, Saint-Saëns, Lutoslawski, Tchaikovsky. Merit […]

Sounds from the Spires: Miscellaneous works by Margarita Zelenaia

August 8th and August 9th, Miscellaneous works by Margarita Zelenaia are at “Sounds from the Spires”: Dr. Jennifer Pascual, Organist and Director of music of Cathedral of St. Patrick, and a host of the radio show “Sounds from the Spires” (The Catholic Channel SIRIUS XM 129) will be airing the music by Margarita Zelenaia and interview a composer at “Sounds […]

‘Two piano Suite’: Summit Music Festival (25th Anniversary)

Thursday, July 30, at 6pm, as part of the Summit Music Festival 25th Anniversary Concert Season the ‘Two piano Suite’ by Margarita Zelenaia will have a world premiere: M. Zelenaia: Reflections and Antiphon for 2 pianos Margarita Zelenaia and Susan Merdinger, piano Berman Student Center Recital Hall Manhattanville College2900 Purchase Street,Purchase, New York 10577 Tickets: $25

Byzantine Chants on Music of our Mothers radio show

Wednesday, July 22, Margarita Zelenaia’s Byzantine Chants, Sacred concerto for a solo Cello with Andrey Tchekmazov on Music of our Mothers radio show: Ellen Grolman, a host of the radio show Music of our Mothers is airing Margarita Zelenaia’s Byzantine Chants, Sacred concerto for a solo Cello: Wednesday, July 22, between 1:00 and 3:00 p. m. Eastern Standard Time. U.S. […]

Margarita Zelenaia’s Arts Songs in Pittsburgh, PA

Margarita Zelenaia’s Arts Songs When: Sunday, July 12 at 6:00 PMWhere: The Twentieth Century Club, the SummerFest International Recital Series 4201 Bigelow Boulevard in Oakland, Pittsburgh, PA. TICKETS: $25 Andrey Nemzer, a countertenor, the winner of the 2012 Mildred Miller International Voice Competition, will perform the program of favorites drawn from the Russian repertory: art songs by Glinka, Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, […]

Meditation for a solo cello: August 22, 2015

Meditation for a solo cello by Margarita Zelenaia will be premiered on August 22, 2015, at 2:30 PM, at the International Cello Festival Zutphen, the Netherlands. It is part of the Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame program: A Minute of Silence (but not soundlessness), played by Mirel Iancovici: http://www.voxnovus.com/NM421/issue/15-04-03.htm#FMOF The program also features: Sparse by Rodriga Baggio Je Suis Charlie by Laszlo Kékszakállú Deafening […]

Excerpts from the Byzantine Chants: May 17th, 2015

On May 17th, at 5pm at the Secret Theater’s Big Theatre (Long Island City, Queens, NY) as part of the Queens New Music Festival 2015, Andrey Tchekmazov, a cellist, will be performing three excerpts from the Byzantine Chants, sacred concerto for a solo cello by Margarita Zelenaia. Tickets ($20) can be purchased here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1456794 Among them: The Great Litany, Arioso/The […]

World premiere of “I Believe”

World premiere of “I Believe”, a poem for violin solo and string orchestra World premiere of “I Believe”, a poem for violin solo and string orchestra: November 24, 2014, at 6:30pm, in Chelyabinsk, Russia. Performers: Maestro Adik Abdupakhmanov led the “Classic” chamber orchestra. It took place at the Concert Hall named by S. S Prokofiev.

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