Brass Ensemble of the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra

Experience a jubilant journey through the history and soul of the brass ensemble with the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra’s dynamic concert film “Brass Ensemble of the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra.” Rooted in the vibrant street and festival traditions of the Middle Ages and Renaissance and refined during the early 19th century, this group’s evolution culminates in the loud, bright sound we know today. In this unforgettable program, the orchestra marries timeless classics with contemporary brilliance, blending film music, wartime anthems, and celebratory tunes that celebrate May 9th. Listen to the commanding rhythms of A. Petrov’s **Hussar March** and **Gallop Polka** from *Say a Word About the Poor Hussar*, the stirring **Song of Midshipmen** by V. Lebedev from *Midshipmen, Forward!*, and the breezy downtown charm of A. Petrov’s **Song from *I’m Walking Around Moscow***. Enjoy a spirited potpourri of beloved Leonid Gaidai film music, then savor A. Tsfasman’s **“An Unsuccessful Date”** from *The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed*, I. Schwartz’s bold **“Your Honor, Lady Luck”** from *White Sun of the Desert*, and A. Zatsepin’s powerful **“Song of Bears”** from *Prisoner of the Caucasus*. The tribute to Victory Day continues with V. Solovyov‑Sedoy’s moving **“Where Are You Now, Fellow Soldiers?”**, K. Listov’s inspirational **“In the Dugout”**, M. Blanter’s nostalgic **“In the Forest Near the Front,”** I. Dunaevsky’s reflective **“I Was Driving from Berlin,”** J. Frenkel’s soaring **“Cranes,”** and the triumphant closing **“Victory Day”** by D. Tukhmanov. Feel the heartbeat of history, the surge of patriotism, and the timeless power of brass all wrapped in one exhilarating cinematic experience. Enjoy this unforgettable tribute to Moscow’s musical heritage and the enduring legacy of the brass ensemble.