The Annual Charity Ball "Revolution"

May 27-28, 2017
Catherine’s Palace, Tzarskoye Selo, St. Petersburg, Russia

Program of the event

Saturday, May 27

18:30 – Gala-dinner and the Ball in the Grand Hall of the Konstantin’s Palace.

The guests will enjoy:

Tour around the Palace;
Fashion Show by World Famous Designer;
Souvenirs;
Charity lottery;
Delicious Seated Dinner;
Live Music;
Pyrotechnic show in the park;
Dancing, dancing, dancing …

Dress code: Black or White tie

Sunday, May 28

12:00 – Brunch at the Bellevue restaurant, Kempinski Moika 22 Hotel (Moika river emb., 22)

16:00 – The opening concert of the 21^st Musical Olympus International Festival at the Grand Hall of the St.Petersburg Academic Cappella
The Symphony Orchestra of the St.Petersburg St. Petersburg Academic Cappella. Conductor and soloists are young musicians, recent winners of prestigious international music competitions.

News

Feb18

A participant of the 26th Musical Olympus Festival has been awarded at "The Vendome Prize"

Maxim Lando, a participant of the 26th Musical Olympus Festival, has been awarded the Grand Prize at the just finished international competition The Vendome Prize.

Maxim will perform at the Festival concert in St. Petersburg on June 5, 2022

Feb05

Concert in Klosters (Switzerland)

On Saturday, February 5, 2022 the Swiss friends of Musical Olympus Foundation have organized a fabulous concert in Klosters (Switzerland), in Memoriam of Hansjürg Saager a supporter of the Musical Olympus foundation. Performing were Valentine Michaud (saxophone) and Akvile Sileikaite (piano) as AKMI Duo and a pianist Roman Sher, who at his young age of only 12 years has completely mesmerized the audience.

Valentine Michaud participated in the festival in Saint Petersburg several years ago and since then has a remarkable career. Roman Sher won First Prize at the International Television Contest for Young Musicians The Nutcracker in 2020

May29

The 25th Musical Olympus Festival has opened

Yesterday, May 28, at the first concert of the Musical Olympus Festival, conductor Mikhail Shekhtman, violinist Ilya Gringolts and pianist Sergey Davydchenko performed with the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra in the Grand Hall of the St. Petersburg Philharmonia.