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A Night at the Bolshoi
A Night at the Bolshoi is the ensemble’s tribute to the great composers whose operas and ballets form the heart of the Bolshoi Theatre repertoire. The…
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Victory Day videos from the Bolshoi Wind Quintet
The Bolshoi Wind Quintet has released a Victory Day video: a half-hour programme based on Nikolai Popov’s A Frontline Diary. The programme includes Matvei Blanter’s Katyusha,…
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Artek 2019: Silver Trumpets of the Black Sea
The Bolshoi Wind Quintet performed at the Silver Trumpets of the Black Sea festival in Artek.
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A Frontline Diary and Song of the War Correspondents
For Victory Day and the concert Dedicated to the Great Victory, Nikolai Popov wrote the rhapsody A Frontline Diary on themes from wartime songs. He also…
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Classics, Romanticism, Avant-garde
The Bolshoi Wind Quintet proudly presents its CD Classics, Romanticism, Avant-garde. Recorded in spring 2014 in Beethoven Hall at the Bolshoi Theatre. Sound engineer: Nadezhda Nikolayeva.…
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Nikolai Popov: The Dancing Penguin
The Dancing Penguin, from Nikolai Popov’s Carnival of Animals and Insects. Recorded in Beethoven Hall at the Bolshoi Theatre in January–March 2014.
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Nikolai Popov: The Tortoise
The Tortoise, from Nikolai Popov’s Carnival of Animals and Insects. Recorded in Beethoven Hall at the Bolshoi Theatre in January–March 2014.
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Nikolai Popov: The Lovesick Goose
The Lovesick Goose, from Nikolai Popov’s Carnival of Animals and Insects. Recorded in Beethoven Hall at the Bolshoi Theatre in January–March 2014.
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Nikolai Popov: The Singing Elephant
The Singing Elephant, from Nikolai Popov’s Carnival of Animals and Insects. Recorded in Beethoven Hall at the Bolshoi Theatre in January–March 2014.
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Nikolai Popov: The Furry Bumblebee
The Furry Bumblebee, from Nikolai Popov’s Carnival of Animals and Insects. Recorded in Beethoven Hall at the Bolshoi Theatre in January–March 2014.
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