When Christmas trees are lit

When Christmas Trees are Lit is a heart‑warming concert film that celebrates The New Year as the most magical time of the year, when snow glistens, lights sparkle, and family gathers around the table. Join us on a nostalgic journey through the golden oeuvre of New Year’s classics—iconic soundtracks that have set the holiday mood for decades—performed live by a symphony orchestra. The program features beloved titles such as “Twelve Months,” “Snow Fairy Tale,” “The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!,” “Last Year’s Snow Was Falling,” and many others. Highlights include: Beckman’s “A Christmas Tree Was Born in the Forest”; Landa – Vasiliev’s “Where Does the Old Year Go” from the film “Kikoriki”; Simonyan’s Chancellor’s Song from “Twelve Months”; Levitin’s “Winter Fantasy” from “Snow Fairy Tale”; Krylatov’s music from “Sorcerers”; “If There Was No Winter” from “Winter in Prostokvashino”; Gladkov’s Marching Song from “The New Year's Adventures of Masha and Vitya”; Karlson’s music from “The Personal Life of Santa Claus”; Dashkevich’s “Oh‑oh‑oh” from “How to Become Happy”; Tariverdiev’s Waltz from “The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!;” Petrov’s music from “Zigzag of Fortune”; Lepin’s Waltz from “Carnival Night”; Gladkov’s Potpourri from “Last Year’s Snow Was Falling”; Tsvetkov’s music from “Moroz Ivanovich”; Khachaturian’s music from “When the Christmas Trees Are Lit”; Feltsman’s music from “New Year’s Fairy Tale”; Zatsepin’s “New Year” from the animated series “Orange Cow” (2018‑present); Krylatov’s Song About Snowflake from “Sorcerers”; and music from the classic 1950 film “When the Christmas Trees Are Lit” directed by M. Pashchenko. The concert promises a festive, cinematic experience that brings treasured tales to life with unforgettable orchestral interpretations. The program is subject to change. Details & tickets available.