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26 June: Alexander conducted Spanish Zarzuela "Don Gil del Alcava" by Manuel Penella, Concert Performance, Soloists and Choir of St Petersburg Concert Philharmonia, Philharmonia Strings, House of Kochneva, St Petersburg |
26 June: Alexander conducting Spanish Zarzuela "Don Gil del Alcava" |
26 June: Alexander conducting Spanish Zarzuela "Don Gil del Alcava" |
26 June: After the performance, with the soloists and the Spanish Consul |
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| 25 June: Rehearsals of Spanish Zarzuela |
20 June: Alexander was commissioned to compose a piece for Carillon of the Cathedral of St Peter & St Paul Fortress, St Petersburg, performed at the Summer Festival |
15 May: Alexander's small cantata for wind septet and low voice (bass-baritone) "For What?" was performed at a concert of young composers in St Petersburg, Glazunov concert Hall, soloist Michael Alexandrov |
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April 2008 |
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March 2008 |
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20 March: Alexander's vocal cycle Sounds of
Homeland was performed by Rossika choir at
the International Folk Festival
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20 March: Alexander demonstrated to the
TV presenter how to conduct! |
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February 2008 |
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January 2008 |
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June 2007 |
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April 2007 |
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Vladimir Slovachevskiy - outstanding young
Russian cellist - performing Alexander's Elegy with
Alexander at the piano |
The Rimskiy-Korsakov Quartet had a great
success performing Alexander's String Quartet. |
Alexander working with timpani players just before
the concert |
In the end, Alexander decided to play the timpani
part for his piece for choir and percussion
himself |
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March 2007 |
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January 2007 |
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November/December 2006 |
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11 December: Alexander performing his own
composition at Glazunov Concert Hall,
St Petersburg, at the concert of the
composition department of St Petersburg
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17 November: At the National Portrait Gallery, Alexander
performed his own composition for horn
and piano with outstanding young horn player Eugin Chebykin |
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October 2006 |
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26 October: Alexander's String Quartet No.2 was
performed at the Glazunov Concert Hall,
St Petersburg Conservatory |
Alexander rehearsing his String Quartet No.2 in
St Petersburg Conservatory with the
Conservatory Quartet. |
The performance was extremely well received |
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30 October: a final scene from Alexander's ballet "Mowgli" was
performed at the Jubilee of the Moscow State Classical
Ballet.
The choreography was by the outstanding Russian choreographers Natalia Kasatkina and Vladimir Vassilev |
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| 30 October: Alexander with Natalia Kasatkina and
Vladimir Vassilev at the premiere of scenes from Mowgli. The
ballet was a great success and extremely well received by the
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Alexander and choreographer Vladimir Vassilev before the performance. |
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September 2006 |
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| 12 August: Alexander conducting orchestra Maestro at the
recording session of his new Ballet "Mowgli", in Moscow |
12 August: Alexander at the piano during the recording of his Elegie for cello and piano dedicated to Gyorgy Ligeti |
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| 8-9 July: Alexander went to Russia to work with the choreographers on the ballet Mowgli.
Seen here with Natalia Kasatkina at her country house near Moscow. |
8-9 July: Alexander showing his music for Mowgli to the choreographer Vladimir Vassilev |
28 June: Alexander singing at Docklands, before the relay from
the Royal Opera House |
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May 2006 |
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14 May: Alexander's Symphonic poem "Stalin's March " was performed by St.
Albans Symphony orchestra and London Sinfonietta in St. Savior's Church, St.
Albans. Seen here in rehearsal with conductor James Ross.
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14 May: Working with conductor James Ross and composer Roxanna Panufnik
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2 May: Alexander performed at the prestigious Sherbourne Abbey musical Festival.
He sang Handel and Schubert, and also performed aria Ingemisco from his requiem dedicated to the children of Beslan
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2 May: before the concert, outside
the magnificent Sherbourne Abbey |
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Signing CDs for fans in Sherbourne Abbey |
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