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September 2, 2024
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The Music Museum opens its 60th concert season on September 7.

A total of 39 concerts are included in the Museum's concert schedule for September–October 2024, to be performed by around 100 musicians.

The first event of the season will be the concert "My Beloved Moscow. 877", dedicated to the birthday of the city of Moscow.

Honored Artist of Russia, soloist of the Moscow Musical Theatre "Helikon-Opera", one of the finest basses of our time, Mikhail Guzhov, and Mosconcert soloist Olga Guzhova will present a special festive program at the S. S. Prokofiev Museum.

The concert will feature urban romances and folk songs, musical excerpts from beloved Soviet films, and famous arias from the operas of Russian composers. The program will be accompanied by illustrations from the collections of the Russian National Museum of Music.

You can view the concert program and purchase tickets on the Music Museum's official website at: https://music-museum.ru/events/kontserty/moya-lyubimaya-moskva.-877.html

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