National Symphony Orchestra of Public Company „Teleradio - Moldova”

Repertoire

Each musical season the orchestra performs monumental symphonic programmes.

Thus, for the last years the orchestras repertoire has been complemented with such works as Berlioz “Fantastic” Symphony, Mahler Symphony Nr.5, Tchaikovsky Symphonies Nr. 1-6, Beethoven’s Symphonies Nr. 1-9, Shostakovich Symphony Nr.5, Brahms Symphonies Nr2, Nr.9, Borodin Symphony Nr.2, Mozart Symphonies, Rimsky-Korsakov Symphony “Sheherazade”, “Pasqua Russa”, G. Verdi Symphonies “La forza del destino”, “I vespri Siciliani”, G. Rossini Symphonies “Gazza ladra”, “Barbiere di Siviglia”, F. Mendelssohn Symphony Nr.4 “Italiana”, etc.

The repertoire does also include "Aida", "Rigolleto", "Nabuko" of G. Verdi, "Tosca" of G. Puccini, “Barbiere di Siviglia” of G. Rossini, baletts "The nutcracker", "Sleeping beaty", "Swan lake" of P. Tchaikovsky, etc.

Also, the repertoire does include Enescu rhapsodies, Concerts Nr.1 and Nr.2, the Overture and Oriental Dance from opera "A.Lapusneanu", classic instrumental concerts, F. Chopin, R. Schumann, S. Rachmaninov piano concerts, A. Weber clarinet concerts, etc.

The orchestra does not feel any difficulties with repertoire. During the years of its activity this collective has formed its own rich repertoire of symphony and chamber music with large variety of styles and kinds of music beginning with preclassic and up to modern works, even ultramodern.

We offer you some fragments of products in execution of our orchestra:

Beethoven - Symphony No.5 - IV - Allegro (fragment)

Tchaikovsky - Symphony No.6 Pathetique-I_Adagio (fragment)

Tchaikovsky - Symphony No.6 Pathetique-II-Allegro con grazia (fragment)

Fantasias - Cio-Cio-San (fragment)

Fantasias - La Boheme (fragment)

Fantasias - La Tosca

Gh. Mustea - Concert No 2 for symphonic orchestra

Gh. Mustea - Oriental dance from opera "Alexandru Lapusneanu"

Gh.Mustea - Fantezie-Capricio for piano, big drum and orchestra

Gh. Mustea - Uvertura Brevis from opera "Alexandru Lapusneanu"

Gh. Mustea - Adagio (Olga Ciolacu and chapel of Moldova)