| DATE | TIME (GMT+3) | EVENT |
| FRIDAY / 21.05 | 20:00 | Quatuor Diotima (France) |
| SATURDAY / 22.05 | 17:00 | Mikhail Krutik, violin (Russia) |
| 20:00 | Studio for New Music (Russia) | |
| SUNDAY / 23.05 | 14:00 | Composer meet-and-greet: Vladimir Tarnopolski (Russia) |
| 17:00 | FACTION | |
| 20:00 | The Gallery of Actual Music Ensemble (Russia) | |
| MONDAY / 24.05 | 11:00 | Composer meet-and-greet: Raphaël Cendo (France) |
| 14:00 | Composer meet-and-greet: Oscar Bianchi (Switzerland) | |
| 20:00 | Alexey Potapov, electric guitar (Russia) | |
| TUESDAY / 25.05 | 11:00 | Composer meet-and-greet: Sergej Newski (Russia) |
| 17:00 | Sergej Tchirkov (accordionist), Alex Nadzharov (video) and Nikolay Popov (electronics) (Russia) | |
| 19:30 | Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble (Russia) | |
| WEDNESDAY / 26.05 | 11:00 | Composer meet-and-greet: Dmitri Kourliandski (Russia) |
| 21:00 | Konus Quartett (Switzerland) and Klaus Lang (Austria) | |
| THURSDAY / 27.05 | 11:00 | Composer meet-and-greet: Sarah Nemtsov (Germany) |
| 18:00 | Vacuum Quartet (Russia) | |
| 21:00 | Konus Quartett (Switzerland) | |
| FRIDAY / 28.05 | 11:00 | Composer meet-and-greet: Klaus Lang (Austria) |
| 17:00 | Christian Kobi, saxophone (Switzerland) and St. Petersburg Improvisers Orchestra (Russia) | |
| 20:00 | Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble (Russia) | |
| SATURDAY / 29.05 | 20:00 | Schallfeld Ensemble (Austria) |
| SUNDAY / 30.05 | 11:00 | Composer meet-and-greet: Alexander Radvilovich (Russia) |
| 17:00 | Ivan Bushuev, flute (Russia) |
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| 20:00 | Ensemble SEV (Israel) | |
| MONDAY / 31.05 | 17:00 | Composer meet-and-greet: Stefan Prins (Belgium) |
| 20:00 | Ensemble C Barré (France) |
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| TUESDAY / 01.06 | 17:00 | Serafima Verkholat, saxophone (Russia) |
| 20:00 | Alexey Glazkov, piano (Russia) | |
| WEDNESDAY / 02.06 | 20:00 | ensemble recherche (Germany) |
The music world and the live music scene in particular with its creative community have faced the biggest challenge ever with the appearance of COVID-19. In response to this unprecedented situation, reMusik.org organized for the first time ever a highly successful online music festival in July of last year with many streamed concerts and composers conducting online educational master classes. Despite the many logistical difficulties we are still encountering in 2021 due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, I am delighted that this year the audience and the performing music artists of the International Festival will meet not online, but in person, and so experiencing the concerts ‘live’ together at the most historical and cultural venues in St. Petersburg.
Mehdi Hosseini
Composer, Artistic Director
of the St. Petersburg International
New Music Festival
This year reMusik.org has indeed much to celebrate. The St. Petersburg International Festival has become a feature event for ‘New Music’ in Russia and as a whole in the world of contemporary music. While the 2021 music event is the 8th festival, reMusik.org is celebrating its 10-year anniversary by offering a wide variety of contemporary classical music to its audience. The beautiful concert halls will host many renowned music artists, ensembles, and celebrated composers from Europe and around the world.
Mehdi Hosseini
Composer, Artistic Director
of the St. Petersburg International
New Music Festival
The music world and the live music scene in particular with its creative community have faced the biggest challenge ever with the appearance of COVID-19. In response to this unprecedented situation, reMusik.org organized for the first time ever a highly successful online music festival in July of last year with many streamed concerts and composers conducting online educational master classes. Despite the many logistical difficulties we are still encountering in 2021 due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, I am delighted that this year the audience and the performing music artists of the International Festival will meet not online, but in person, and so experiencing the concerts ‘live’ together at the most historical and cultural venues in St. Petersburg.
EDUCATION
Each year the festival invites prominent people to drive debate on new music topics. Lectures are important event on the festival’s calendar, and encourages people to enter into dialogue – often about difficult subjects – in order to address the challenges we face today.
The project offers the opportunity to look at new music through the eyes of the music’s authors and to hold a discussion with them – not only about the internal musical structures and compositional tools of their works, but about the very process of composing itself.
Music Talks are exploring music will centre on what is «new» in art music, and what means can be used to attain it. What characterises the language of now, and how far can we say that what is generally perceived as «new» is in fact new?
Conduct workshops and master classes in collaboration with practicing composers, musicians and artists.
GENERAL PARTNERS
SPONSORS & PARTNERS
GENERAL MEDIA PARTNERS
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