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Music by Peter I. Tschaikovsky (arranged by Kurt-Heinz Stolze)

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At the moment season twi with Van Gogh and Tschaikovsky are in production.

Before he left his place of birth in 1989, he studied violin at the Tschaikovsky Conservatory.

Next to works by famous composers such as Tschaikovsky, Bizet, Massenet, Sibelius and Verdi he used works by less well-known composers, such as the "Hans Heiling" overture by Heinrich Marschner, the overture from the opera "Yelva" by Carl Gottlieb Reissiger and others.

His presentation and interpretation of the events are possibly explained by the complex relationship between the Tchaikovsky brothers and, not least, by a certain envy on the part of Modest Ilyich Tschaikovsky.

The opera's structure is far more a precondition for the special atmosphere that permeates those »lyrical scenes«, as Tschaikovsky called his opera, far more a special characteristic of Slavic opera in general.

Tschaikovsky was especially fascinated by the character of Tatjana, who led him to write one of the most moving letter scenes in opera history.

The Empress Elisabeth "Sissi" of Austria, Charly Chaplin, Hemingway und Hugo, Stravinsky und Tschaikovsky, Nabokov, Fredy Mercury - just to mention some of them - left their footprints here.

A lot of chamber music was brought to the stage (G. Blume „Why“, G. Gimenez „Intermedio de la Boda de Luis Alonso, M. Miki „Cassiopeia Marimbana“, D. Milhaud „Saudades do Brazil“, A. Pärt „Fratres“, N. Rosauro „Brasilian Fantasy“ and „Toccata & Divertimento“, M. Schmitt „Blue Horizons“, E. Séjourné „Departures“, J. Spencer „Tribeca Sunflower“, P. Tschaikovsky „Swan Lake Suite“, E. Zack „Chasing the Caribou“).

She has toured extensively, all over Europe and in USA, Japan, and India with performances in such halls as the Wigmore Hall in London, Mozarteum in Salzburg, Hercules Hall in Munich, the big hall in the Tschaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow, Vienna Konzerthaus, Konzerthaus Dortmund, and many more.

Mar Onegin Ballet by John CrankoMusic by Peter I. Tschaikovsky (arranged by Kurt-Heinz Stolze)

Many famous pianists such as Schumann, Liszt, Moscheles, Mahler, Rachmaninov and Tschaikovsky were not only positively reported on Blüthner pianos, but also visited his factory and home.

Vladimir Fedoseyev has been Music Director of the Tschaikovsky Symphony Orchestra since 1974 and is an artistic authority in traditional Russian repertoire. Soloists of their tour in November 2015 are Julian Rachlin who will perform Tchaikovsky’s violin concerto in D major and Andrei Korobeinikov playing Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto.

Aliosha Biz comes from a family of Moscow artists with Austrian roots. Before he left his place of birth in 1989, he studied violin at the Tschaikovsky Conservatory. Since then he has lived in Vienna, and though he visited the Music and Art College there, he was also discovered by Vienna’s cultural scene in the “Academy of the Streets.”Aliosha feels a special love for all facets of Jewish music. It is thus not surprising that he has been approached by the most important ensembles and interpreters dealing with this tradition in Austria: Timna Brauer, cantor in-chief Schmuel Barzilai, Lena Rothstein, Albert Thimann, and the Freijlech and Sholom Aleichem Klezmer ensembles.