Where can I listen now. Where in Russia you can listen to the authority

In Moscow, 35 winds: the oldest of them was assembled in 1868 in Germany, and you can see it in the lobby of the Glinka Museum, and the largest of the number of pipes (there are more than 7 thousand there.) Is the Tchaikovsky concert hall tool.

Mosilly found out from the founder of the festival "Organ Evenings in Kuskovo" Elena Privalova-Epstein, which of these tools it recommends to hear first and why "the voice of God" sounds best in the cathedrals.

Concert halls

The most famous secular body in Moscow is located in the Great Hall of the Conservatory - this is the last tool created by an outstanding French master of the XIX century Aristide Kaviei-Kolly and already recognized by the world heritage. After many years of silence and restoration, he again ranked last December.

Elena Privalova Epstein

organic of the Cathedral of St. Paul in Riga, the founder and artistic director of the festival "Organ Evenings in Kuskovo"

A good tool is also installed in the small hall. There, by the way, free concerts are often held: Students, graduate students and teachers of the Conservatory Organ Class teachers.

One of the largest modern secular organs can be heard in the Svetlana Hall of the House of Music. It is there that the Moscow concerts of the stars of global are often held.

Beautiful chamber tool is located in the Museum-Reserve "Tsaritsyno". A small two-alone brass organ is installed in the so-called "bread house" atrium, where temple acoustics are practically reproduced: everything rings, the sound is reflected, and this small tool sounds there perfectly.

Temples

In my opinion, whatever the authority is either the register, his sound in the concert hall will never compare with the sound in the church. It is no coincidence in many languages \u200b\u200bit is called the "voice of God". No matter how pathetic it sounds, but many perceive listening to organ music precisely as a moment of communication with God. Therefore, in the Soviet years, people who have been deprived of the opportunity to attend services in the cathedrals went to the concerts of Alexander Fodorovich Gediqa in the Big Road of the Conservatory, and for them it was almost adequate replacement.

Now there are no such obstacles, the temples are open, the bodies sound in them on Sunday Mesa, and sololy, in the evening.

One of my favorite tools in Moscow is the historical body of Sauer in the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in the Old Rogue Lane. Solo concerts here take place at 7 o'clock in Sundays, and here often play outstanding organists of our days, so it makes sense to follow the schedule of speeches.

The fact that this is the tool of the highest class, says the fact that on the same three-manual Sauer installed in the Church of St. Gertruda in Riga, is now playing the legendary Evgenia Lisitsyn - the star and the veteran of the Soviet institution. Separately, I recommend to listen to her records, Evgeny Vladimirovna recorded more than 20 albums: from Bach to its own transfunctions of Vivaldi and Musorgsky.

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Also very good and one of the largest Russians of Russia is installed in the Catholic Cathedral at the Small Georgian. There are also regular concerts and Russian, and foreign performers. There are organs in other Moscow temples, but there are no concerts there, and they only sound in the watches of worships - on Sundays from 10:00 to 12:00.

A very good French tool is in the Church of St. Louis on Lubyanka, which few people know about. Another unique body, Ernst Röwer 1898, is located in the Church of Gospel Christian Baptists in China City. It sounds only in the service hours, and only once a month the organist plays a concert, whose listeners tend to become only members of the community. Few people know about this tool, and sorry, because, I think the organs that are in the city should be the property of all its inhabitants.

Universal heritage

The authority is such a tool that, unfortunately, is very often privatized. For example, in Riga, I regularly arise difficulties when members of the community of the Church, in which I work, say: "You are accustomed to the approach of the Ministry of Culture and everyone consider the property of mankind, and this is not the case. The tool in our cathedral is not even the doctrine of Latvia, this is our body, and we do not want you to play on it concerts. "

Often you can meet this position when a community or an organist working in the temple considers the tool with his property and refuses to "share" his music.

I consider it a big mistake, because the organ is a rare tool whose life is measured by centuries. For example, on the violins of Stradivari on objective reasons, only units can play on our days - owners and those selected professionals who trust the tools from such meetings as the state collection of unique musical instruments of Russia.

The Pleer.com resource is a corresponding claim, filed by Universal Music, satisfied the Moscow City Court. On the site, users could not only listen to music, but also exchange MP3 files by downloading or downloading tracks.

It is not worth crushing the closure of the "pirate" player. Why? Because listening to music online can be completely legally. We offer five Runet resources, where the user is completely free of charge licensed content in very good quality.

Yandex.Music

A few years ago, Yandex managed to do, it would seem impossible - to agree with the copyright holders and provide the user with free and legal access to licensed content. Since 2009, a music player has appeared in search issuance, and from 2010 - a separate service with a catalog of 800 thousand tracks. Today on Yandex.Music is available more than 17 million songs. It should be noted that it is impossible to buy a track on the service.

Screenshot Site Yandex.Music

In addition to the free web service, where you can create your own selection and playlists that can be built in third-party sites, blogs and social networking pages, there is an application for smartphones on the IOS, Android and Windows Phone platforms, with personal recommendations and the ability to listen to music in offline mode (but only by subscription - from 169 rubles per month). Recently, Yandex has launched an online radio that "adapts to the tastes of the user" and also available for free (will have to, though you suffer advertising).

ZVOOQ.

Zvooq site screenshot

For users of smartphones there is an application "Phonotek", allowing you to download music and listen to her offline. Again, for the subscription - 59 rubles per month - you can get up to 150 albums, downloading them to the phone. In addition, there is a premium account ZVOOQ +, which removes all restrictions on the use of content: for 149 rubles you can download an unlimited number of songs and listen to their offline, both on your computer and on the phone.

Kroogi.

"Circles" is a service that works under the scheme "Pay, how much you want" ("Pay What You Want"). The project appeared in 2007 as a place for the creative community, where it would be possible to distribute works without the participation of labels. At the site, in addition to independent artists, such musicians are presented as Boris Grebenshchikov and Aquarium, Evgeny Fedorov with projects Tequilajazzz and Zorge, Nastya Polev, Evgeny Grishkovets, Umka, "Masha and Bears", "Single Hallucinations" and so on.

Site screenshot Kroogi.

Listen tracks on the site for free. Music you like - download, while musicians can thank the ruble - listing how much it does not feel sorry.

Thankyou.ru.

Another crowdfunding project, giving listening to "Thank you" music. Thankyou.ru has been operating since 2010. All content on the portal is available for free, if desired, you can download tracks and thank the author by clicking on the button "Thank you". As noted, the portal's management seeks to enter into contracts directly with the musicians so that fans "talked to them thanks", bypassing intermediaries in the face of publishers and sellers.

Screenshot of the site thankyou.ru.

List of artists and groups presented on the site rather impressive - "Time Machine", "Bravo", Garik Sukachev and "Non-Plated", "Vyali Viidoplyasov", "Aria", "Mumiy Troll", "Yu-Peter", "Night Snipers "," Kipelov "," Accident ", Guf, Basta, Sansara, Vasya Oblomov, Casta and others. At the same time, the platform more than once became the place of exclusive releases.

Most of the connoisseurs of high-quality sound prefer to download favorite albums and then listen to them locally. All because the cutting services still prefer to broadcast a signal with a bit rate of 128, 160 or at the best case - 320 kbps. However, there are several stations in the network that broadcast with high coding quality or without compression. In this article, we will introduce you to the best sources where you can also enjoy high quality music without registration.

The cult private radio station, which for many years has been supported by the efforts of only two people - Bill and Rebecca Goldsmith. Music gives the music of various genres, giving preference to blues, jazz, country, old rock, lounge and ethno. The only selection criterion is the quality of music, not her or commercial success. Finanted by voluntary donations of listeners.

Currently, the station broadcasts the signal in AAC and MP3 formats, the FLAC will be added to them soon. In the branded mobile application for Android and iOS this format is already present.

Non-profit station specializing in electronic music. Here you can listen from computer, arcade and console games, including vintage eight-bit consoles. The best way to listen is to wear headphones and fully immerse yourself in work.

The creators of this radio station say that they combined the love of music, football and high-quality sound. They broadcast the best compositions of the past, do not bend modern rhythms, and if they had a time machine, we could hear the music of the future too. And still local DJs adhere to a very good rule: not a single repetition throughout the full day.

Radio station from the Netherlands, which began broadcasting in March 2012. The main genres are trance, house, techno and other varieties of modern electronic dance music.

The creators were looking for a chip for a long time, which would allocate them from the countless number of dance streams. And as a result, we decided to bet on high-quality sound.

The French radio station Frequence 3 was created in 1998 and originally worked exclusively in the radio. With the advent of the Internet, round-the-clock cutting broadcasting was organized. Playlists include both European music and American hits.

Another musical rebellion from France. For many years, they are trying to create an ideal cocktail from the most innovative, experimental, alternative music in different styles. Their interests include rock, punk, electronics, arthow, folk and many other genres in bizarre handlers. In general, any, which is suitable for thoughtful listening on good equipment.

The station's website reports that it is the first domestic Hi-Fi-Internet radio, the broadcast of which is carried out using files without compression (Lossless), such as FLAC. Currently there are three channels that transmit music in different genres.

On this list of the stations known to us, broadcasting music in excellent quality, unfortunately, ends. However, if other sources are known to you, then feel free to email us in the comments.

Parkseason continues to share with readers unusual places in Moscow. In today's material we will tell you where you can listen to the real body, look at the Protestant Church, and how to be in small England (or Germany), without leaving the limits of the garden.

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Lutheran Cathedral of Peter and Paul in the Staronadsky Lane

Gothic spire was hidden in the alleys of China-Cities: with low consideration, he grows into a non-typical architectural architectural building. This is the Cathedral of Peter and Paul. After a long wardings of the Lutheran community (the cathedrals from the XVII century appeared on pure ponds, and in Lefortovo), at the beginning of the XIX century, she finally settled in the Old Roman lane (then he was still cosmodamian). For meetings and worship services, the estate of the princes of Lopukhins was bought and in 1818 the church was laid here. The house was rebuilt for several years, and by the 1850th parishioners became so much that the construction was decided to expand: it was then she was given to her that she had now - with bell and gothic spire. The Germans came here, Swedes, Finns, Estonians and Latvians living in Moscow. Services were conducted in three languages: German, Latvian and Estonian.

From March 1915, pogroms began here, and with the advent of Soviet power, the activities of the cathedral stopped at all. The building was handed over to the cinema, and the spire was dismantled. By the beginning of the 1990s, initiative groups began to raise the issue of restoring the cathedral, and twenty years later, after many searches for sponsors and paperwork, the service began again in the reconstructed church.

One of the main relics and attractions of the Cathedral of Peter and Paul is the historical body. In 1892, the community acquired 42-register "E. F. Valker, "which became the best tool in Moscow. During the time of the war they were evacuated to Novosibirsk, where they were allowed on scrap metal. Fortunately, survived "V. Sauer ", which, being a" resident "of the Lutheran Church in German Sloboda, was transported to the crematorium, where he was preserved until the 2000s. In 2005, it was repaired and passed to Peter and Paul to Cathedral: musicians continue to play on it.

Concerts are regularly held in the hall of the Cathedral: the organization is engaged in the Belcanto Charitable Foundation. They are headed by Tatiana Lanskaya - singer and popularizer of classical music. Parkseason talked with Tatiana and found out for whom and why in Moscow arrange speeches of organists.

Tell me, what musicians perform at concerts? Are these professional people?

At concerts organized by the Foundation, organists from all over the world. At the moment it is about 5,000 people. We invite musicians to Moscow and arrange evenings of different formats.

Which sites are organists?

The halls are scattered throughout Moscow: it may be a cathedral in the center of Moscow, chamber premises of the conservatory, palaces in the estates, museums.

Cathedral of Peter and Paul - one of the main sites for organ concerts?

This is a platform with the historic German organ of the XIX century. More vintage tools are standing in the large and small hall of the conservatory, the hall of Tchaikovsky and the Glinka Museum.

How many concerts suits the fund?

The maximum number of events per day - 11. On average, the number of already conducted concerts is approaching five thousand. In August, I will open the programs in St. Petersburg.

Who goes to organ concerts?

There is no single layer of the audience. This strongly depends on the format of the concert and the site, where it is carried out. If this is a Bach concert, for example, we are waiting for people more "academic", older age. If it is "sounding canvases" and "sounds of the city", then hipsters come and the middle class. This is a separate project of the Foundation, which was launched last year: the game on musical instruments is accompanied by art installations, which are designed on the walls and dome of the cathedral. Pictures that fall into the projection is immediately created by sand or water. That is, there is a combination of several types of art: music, drawing and video. You can buy tickets for a concert on the website of the Belkanto Foundation.

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Cathedral of the immaculate conception of the Most Holy Virgin Mary on the Small Georgian

In the Presnensky district, a cathedral is still located in Presnensky district - a Catholic Temple, built to the 1917 revolution. Services are held here, it seems, in all European (and not only) languages \u200b\u200b- French, Spanish, Polish, English, Latin, and even on Korean and Armenian. This temple was opened in 1911, and built on the funds of Poles, which were tightly insolent the area near the modern Belarusian station, working on the Moscow-Smolensk Railway. The cathedral on Georgian was lucky more than the fact that in the old-belly lane: during the war it was plundered, but it was not thoroughly destroyed. In the Soviet years there was a food base here, and then built under the hostel. In the late 1990s, Polish expatians achieved the return of the Catholic Church Cathedral, and whales resumed here. In the temple there are two organs: digital and brave. Unlike the organ in the cathedral of Peter and Paul, these are modern tools created in the last fifty years. Organ concerts in different formats are held in the cathedral at the Small Georgian every week: sometimes organists are solo, sometimes - accompanied by other musical instruments. You can see the actual schedule on the website of the Art of Goodness Charitable Foundation, which is engaged in the organization of concerts.

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Anglican Church of St. Andrew in the Ascension Lane

The church in the style of Victorian Gothic is imperceptibly located in the Ascension Lane: even those who consider themselves the connoisseur of architectural Moscow, do not immediately understand where he hides. This is the only Anglican Church in the capital, and all worships are held here in English. The British community, like German, nomaded for quite a long time: since the XVI century, the church was built in the German Sloboda and near the Sukharev Tower, they rented parts of mansions from the Russian aristocracy. Finally, in 1828, the Anglican parish settled in the Voznesensky Lane: then in the house of Kolychev. In the 1870s, the community went up, and it was decided to rebuild the building. From London, an architectural project was requested and the sketches of Richard Freyman elevated a typical English church. In January 1885, the first solemn service was held here. At the same time they installed the Spirit Body "Brindley and Forster". The fate of the temple in Soviet years is not much different from those that we have already told: at first they stopped worship, then they posted a hostel and destroyed the body, and in 1960, the building of the Melody gramzapance studio was passed. Due to the good acoustics, the temple began to use musicians: the main artists recorded songs here. The 1990s and in this case were rescued: after the visit to Moscow Queen Elizabeth II, the church promised to return to parishioners, after which the "melody" freed the room.

Now in the Cathedral of St. Andrew, organ concerts are carried out: True, the musicians play on an electronic digital instrument. Events are carried out in different styles: you can get to rock speeches, where Nirvana is constrained, and you can listen to the unprofessional church-parish choir. On the website of the Heavenly Bridge Charitable Foundation, which is responsible for organizing concerts, you can see the schedule and purchase tickets for the concert.

The main body of the Conservatory has long been the one that stands in the main hall. It was constructed by Aristid Kavay-Kohl himself - a famous French master. For the first time, the audience heard him in 1901. Now the body is on the restoration, the return is planned in 2016, on the 150th anniversary of the Moscow Conservatory.

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In the Svetlana Hall of the House of Music, there is the largest organ in Russia to which there is no equal in the amount or in technical equipment. Inside there is about 6,000 pipes and 84 registers, which turns it into a modern "symphonic" body. Its height is more than 14 m, width - more than 10 m, weight - 30 tons.

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Here is the most ancient body in Russia, besides, Fridrich Laegastov who belonged to the famous German master. This body, designed in 1868, can rightly be called a masterpiece, and professionals celebrate his soft sound. In the museum you can also play the tool for 15 minutes and listen to the history of its creation. It will be a pleasure will be 5,500 rubles.

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The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of the Most Holy Virgin Mary

It is said that the music of concert and church organs is almost no different, but still professionals advise to choose the appropriate place. For example, hear church inspirational music on one of the oldest bodies in the country is best in this cathedral. Inside very beautiful and places to call inspiration.

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Moscow Central Church of Gospel Christian Baptists

The body installed here belongs to the Master of the German Romantic Epoch Romanticism Rector. The instrument was constructed in 1898. Free organ concerts are held in the church every last Sunday of the month. Performed by the works of Bach, Mozart, Handel, Tchaikovsky and others.

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The body appeared here quite recently since 2008. Let the tool be small, but in Germany it was done specifically for the "Bread House". Glatter-Götz-Klais is a compact 12-register organ that can be moved along a concert area on a special mobile platform.

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The hall is notable for music lovers by the fact that in 1843 the Fens Leaf played here. The body in the hall designed in 1898 the German master Wilhelm Zayer. The repertoire is performed completely different, from the classic "seasons" of Vivaldi to music from Hollywood cinema.

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