1947 10 in 1 Soviet Music Festival. Ye. Mravinsky, David Oistrakh, et al

The State Leningrad Academic Philharmonic Society
Grand Hall
Soviet Music Festival
November-December 1947
(contents briefly:)
November 2: Prokofiev – Symphony No 6; Levitin - Oratorio “In Memory of the Fallen Heroes”
Conductor – Mravinsky. Soloist – Kashevarova O. A. (soprano)
November 8: Khachaturian - Poem about Stalin; Shostakovich - Symphony No 7
Conductor – Mravinsky
November 13: Myaskovsky - Symphony No 22 (performed for the first time); Kotlyarevsky - Solemn Overture (performed for the first time); Khachaturian - Concerto for Violin and Orchestra
Conductor – Gauk. Soloist – D. Oistrakh
November 16 (day): Shostakovich - Symphony No 1; Gliere - Concerto for Harp and Orchestra; Khachaturian – Suite from Ballet “Gayane”;
Conductor – Grikurov. Soloist – Sinitsyna.
November 20: Shostakovich - Symphony No 8.
Conductor – Mravinsky.
November 23: Chulaki - Symphony No 2 (performed for the first time); Prokofiev - Cantata “Alexander Nevsky”.
Conductor –Stasevich. Soloist – Verbitskaya.
November 29: Bunin - Symphony (performed for the first time); Khachaturian - Concerto for Piano and Orchestra; Solemn Overture (performed for the first time).
Conductor – Mravinsky. Soloist – Oborin.
November 30 (day): Shcherbachov - Suite “The Thunderstorm”; Prokofiev - Cantata “Alexander Nevsky”.
Conductor – Stasevich. Soloist – Verbitskaya.
December 7: Shostakovich - Symphony No 5. Levitin - Oratorio “Fatherland” (performed for the first time).
Conductor – Mravinsky.
December 12: Zhivotnov - Solemn Overture (performed for the first time); Khodja-Einatov – Piano Concerto No 1 (performed for the first time); Prokofiev - Symphony No 5
Conductor – Mravinsky.