Concert entitled "Music of Children's Hearts" will be held in S.Saidash State Grand Concert Hall (SGCH)

April 7, 2014 in   S. Saidash,  an  unusual concert  takes place  - a joint effort by the young musicians from  Moscow and Kazan. Accompanied    by Youth Symphony Orchestra of Russia (YSSOR)  n.a.  L.V.Nikolaev  (Moscow), which this year celebrates its 20th anniversary,  on stage  of  the best concert hall of the Republic of Tatarstan,  the  students of the Moscow State Conservatory n.a. P. Tchaikovsky, Kazan State Conservatory n.a. N.G. Zhiganov, pupils of special music school  ( college ) at the Kazan Conservatory  will perform. Listeners  will witness this bold creative experiment and the   composition of the  orchestra will be consolidated (it will include both permanent members of the Youth Symphony and musicians "Junior Orchestra "  of special music school), and  conducting of  this structure   will   be   alternated  by  the two chiefs  - Vasily Valitov, art director  and chief conductor of  YSSOR  and Anna Gulishambarova , art director  and conductor of the Chamber Orchestra " New Music ", and more recently, the artistic director of "Junior Orchestra."

So, in this April evening, "Music of children's hearts" will sound in a concert hall. So called cultural and social project YSSOR, a project that in 2014, celebrates   also  its 10th anniversary. Currently, "Music of Children's Hearts" are available  musical educational concert programs , composed of the best examples of national classical music, and designed, primarily for  children and young people, whom are  certainly interesting to see  not adults masters on the scene, bur  their peers - young musicians from various regions of Russia, get a unique, rare opportunity to perform on the big concert stage with a symphony orchestra. Today, this creative initiative is supported by the Government of the Russian Federation, the International Charitable Foundation and several permanent sponsors. Since 2007, a general partner of the  project  is  Orchestra " Russian Peace Foundation ". In 2012, the project was presented to President Vladimir Putin in St. George Hall of the Kremlin. The collective, for its creation and implementation,  was awarded the Medal of the Russian Orthodox Church "The Good Shepherd " and its author, V.Valitov  became a laureate of the award  “Obtained   Generation”    from  the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Alexy II,  and Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov.

Special care of orchestra  management – charity  orientation  of   concert projects, their availability. And such  should be a concert in Kazan, which will invites students from orphanages and boarding schools, children with disabilities, children from low-income families and the nearby towns of Kazan.

Concert organizers   have  prepared for Kazan public  a program, which  along with the mainstream   adds  a new theme - the musical "dialogue" of  cultures of the two cities - Moscow , as the capital of Russia and Kazan, as the capital of the Turkic world, a place where there is a unique merging of national traditions of East and West, Europe and Asia. Selection of works for the concert - an attempt to look at this "dialogue" of the past and present and to supplement it with small "Intermezzo " from the works of European composers , where also are  heard   "the  echoes " of musical traditions of different peoples.

The concert, along with real " jewels " from the treasury of Russian and foreign classics - works by Glinka, Mussorgsky, Borodin, Tchaikovsky , Bizet - sound  also  music  of  composers from  Tatarstan - classical and contemporary works. Special concert intrigue - premiere of the famous Tatar composer and performer Radik Salimov, who himself  being an organizer and participant in numerous charitable,  social and cultural projects in the country with great interest  supported the project,  enthusiastically responded to the proposal  of organizers to  write music specifically for the concert in Kazan.

We emphasize that for the  both conductors,  this concert  is even a tribute of respect  to the memory of their Teacher , the outstanding Russian conductor maestro Fuat Mansurov,   who for   many years  guided the  RT SSO. " Fuat Shakirovich became my lodestar. I  learned a lot from him. After talking with him, I began to look differently at all - life, music,  art "- admitted  V. Valitov   in one of the  interviews. The concert soloists: flutist Alia Vodovozova ( Moscow Conservatory) and cellist Kamil Mukhamedinov ( Special music school  at the Kazan Conservatory ).

Press service RT Ministry of Culture, according to the press service of the project