The Pavlovsk State Museum-Reserve will hold the festival-holiday "Imperial Bouquet" on July 20-21. It will be dedicated to the launch of the project for the revival of the famous Pavlovsk Music Pavilion.
"In the 19th century, it was called the first Russian philharmonic, and Pavlovsk became the musical capital of Russia. Outstanding figures of Russian musical culture performed here - Alexander Glazunov, Anatoly Lyadov, Sergei Prokofiev, Fyodor Shalyapin ... We also remember the 'waltz king' Johann Strauss, who conducted his orchestra for more than 10 seasons," said in the message on the museum-reserve website.
During the festival, representatives of modern musical culture of various genres will perform in Pavlovsk - soloists of the Mariinsky and Mikhailovsky theaters, the Saint Petersburg Symphony Orchestra Impulse Orchestra, wind military orchestras, Fabio Mastrangelo and his orchestra "Northern Symphony" and others. "We will be transported to the past, because musicians will perform works that sounded on the stages of the Music Pavilion. Floral compositions will support the musical theme and become its beautiful arrangement," said in the museum.
The culmination of the festival will be a concert by the idol of several generations - the group "Flowers".
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