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 […]
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 […]
Margarita Zelenaia’s excerpts from the “Byzantine Chants”, a sacred concerto for a solo Cello will be performed by the cellist MAKSIM VELICHKIN at his solo recital. March 18th, 2015 – 12PM Glendale Noon Concerts Glendale, California The program also features J.S. BACH select movements from Suites 1, 2, 3 http://www.glendalenoonconcerts.blogspot.com/
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.
“My, She”, a monologue based on Chekhov, was sang by Mikhail Svetlov, bass. It took part at Mr. Svetlov’s recital at Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall, Longy School of Music (27 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138) on November 8, 2014 at 7pm. Tickets: Adults – $30, Students and Seniors – $20. The program also featured the vocal music by Mozart, […]
Margarita Zelenaia’s music fairy tale “The Lion that Couldn’t Roar” (for Piano trio, Clarinet and Narrator) will be performed at the Mannes Sounds Festival in October 2015 (the date is TBA). It will be part of the program dedicated to the music fairy tales written by the Russian composers, and curated by Irina Morozova. “The Lion that Couldn’t Roar” was […]
The reading session of the “Foxtrot or an Orchestra Rehearsal”, a humoristic piece written by Margarita Zelenaia for the string orchestra, scheduled on January 18th, 2015 at 6pm. It will take place at the Special School of Music for gifted Children (at the Martin Luther King Educational Complex, at West 65th Street and Amsterdam, NYC). Jennifer Undercofler, Artistic director and […]
Margarita Zelenaia’s “Byzantine Chants, a sacred concerto for a Solo Cello” was performed lately by the cellist Aleks Tengesdal. It was part of his recital “Of Drones and Light” at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Duluth, MN, September 07, 2014. The program also featured the works written for a solo cello by John Tavener, Andersen Viana, Ryan Keebaugh, […]
Following the recent world premiere of the “Double Variations based on Mussorgsky” for a piano solo at the Summit Music Festival, Margarita Zelenaia will be performing it again at the Special Music School for gifted children. The presentation will take place on Monday, September 8th, at 2 pm, at the Special Music School’s Auditorium (129 W 67th St, New York, […]
‘Vocalize’ for violin and cello (dedicated to Sergey Rachmaninoff) by Margarita Zelenaia will be performed by the Tulsa Modern Movement at HOLD, a trio of original dances, each one an invitation to think in fresh ways about memory and identity. HOLD unites commissioned live music, including the “Vocalize” by Margarita Zelenaia, with real-time video as three dancers learn that proximity […]
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