Discogs PWA

Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra

[B]Please don't confuse with [a=Симфонический Оркестр Московской Филармонии "Софил"] (Советская Филармония) = Moscow Symphony Philharmonic Orchestra "Sofil" (Soviet Philharmony) of 1920s-1940s [/B] [b]Until April 1953 it was called the [a2041838] = Московский Молодежный Оркестр[/b]. There are also smaller bands of Moscow Philharmonic: Chamber Composition of Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra - [a2531619] Soloist Ensemble of Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra - [a2801102] String group of the Moscow State Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra - [a14020969] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [i]Академический Симфонический Оркестр Московской Филармонии[/i] - one of the top symphony orchestras. Established in September 1951 through the merger of [u]Small Symphony Orchestra All-Union Radio[/u] = [a4473556] and [u]Opera Orchestra All-Union Radio[/u] = Оперный Оркестр Всесоюзного Радио, in April 1953 it was named after the Moscow Philharmonic, since 1973 - Academic. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [b]Conductors:[/b] Самуил Самосуд = [a=Samuel Samosud] (1951—1957) Натан Рахлин = [a=Nathan Rachlin] (1957―1960) Кирилл Кондрашин = [a=Kiril Kondrashin] (1960—1976) Дмитрий Китаенко = [a=Dimitrij Kitaenko] (1976—1990) Василий Синайский = [a=Vassily Sinaisky] (1991—1996) Марк Эрмлер = [a=Mark Ermler] (1996—1998) Юрий Симонов = [a=Yuri Simonov] (since 1998)

Members: Mikhail Kopelman, Dimitrij Kitaenko, Jacques Mercier (3), Rinat Ibragimov, Yuri Simonov, Vassily Sinaisky, Emanuel Borok, Daniil Kramer, Виктор Мержанов, Владимир Симкин, Камерный Состав Академического Симфонического Оркестра Московской Государственной Филармонии, Soloists Ensemble Of The Moscow Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra, Григорий Красько, Jewgeni Schuk, Boris Simsky, and Струнная Группа Академического Симфонического Оркестра Московской Государственной Филармонии