01 April 2014, TuesdayThe Bolshoi Theatre Symphony Orchestra is to tour Germany, Austria and Switzerland, giving performances in 9 cities. The concerts will take place at such prestigious venues as the Berliner and Kölner Philharmonies, the Munich Philharmonie im Gasteig, the Lucerne and Rozenheim Culture and Congress Centres, the Stuttgart Liederhalle Culture and Congress Centre and others. Making his debut with the Bolshoi Symphony Orchestra will be Mischa Maisky, the world famous cellist, pupil of Mstislav Rostropovich and Grigory Pyatigorsky. Conducting will be the young, but already well-known, Alan Buribayev, Musical Director of the RTE National Symphony Orchestra in Dublin and Chief Conductor of the Brabants Orchestra in the Netherlands, who works on a regular basis with the Bolshoi Theatre. Buribayev made his debut with the Bolshoi Symphony Orchestra on its 2011 UK tour, after which he was invited to conduct Love for the Three Oranges and Eugene Onegin at the Bolshoi. The concert programmes will include the following, among other, works: Respighi's Adagio with variations for cello and orchestra, Saint-SaГ«ns' Concerto No. 1 for cello and orchestra, Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 3, and also DvoЕ™ák's Carnaval Overture, Concerto for cello and orchestra and his Symphony No. 6. BERLIN Ottorino Respighi Camille Saint-SaГ«ns Pyotr Tchaikovsky LUCERNE AntonГn DvoЕ™ák WIESBADEN AntonГn DvoЕ™ák Pyotr Tchaikovsky COLOGNE AntonГn DvoЕ™ák AntonГn DvoЕ™ák Pyotr Tchaikovsky ROSENHEIM AntonГn DvoЕ™ák AntonГn DvoЕ™ák Pyotr Tchaikovsky STUTTGART AntonГn DvoЕ™ák Pyotr Tchaikovsky MUNICH AntonГn DvoЕ™ák SANKT PГ–LTEN Ottorino Respighi Camille Saint-SaГ«ns Pyotr Tchaikovsky REGENSBURG AntonГn DvoЕ™ák AntonГn DvoЕ™ák Pyotr Tchaikovsky
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