DSCH: Boris Berezovsky and Shostakovich at Zaryadye

When: 9 November 2026

Where: Zaryadye Concert Hall, Grand Hall, 6 Varvarka Street, Building 4, Moscow

DSCH explores Dmitri Shostakovich’s music in the year marking the 120th anniversary of his birth. Its centrepiece is the Second Piano Concerto with Boris Berezovsky at the piano. Ivan Rudin conducts the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, with actor Andrei Merzlikin also participating.

DSCH: Promotional image for the concert programme — DSCH — Promotional image for the concert programme. Image published in the official announcement; not a photograph of the forthcoming concert.Source: zaryadyehall.ru:443 · Source

The programme offers several musical voices rather than a single anniversary portrait. Works by Shostakovich, Anton Webern and Galina Ustvolskaya invite listeners to explore contrasting musical languages of the twentieth century.

From the Festive Overture to the piano concerto

Shostakovich’s announced works are the Festive Overture and Second Piano Concerto. If choosing one concert during a short visit, consider the combination of soloist, orchestra and programme: this is a substantial symphonic evening with a clear focus.

The organiser lists two parts totalling around 80 minutes. Check the latest programme for the performers and order of works before visiting.

DSCH: Orchestra on the concert hall stage — DSCH — Orchestra on the concert hall stage. Image published in the official announcement; not a photograph of the forthcoming concert.Source: zaryadyehall.ru:443 · Source

DSCH: Interior of Zaryadye’s Grand Hall without an audience — DSCH — Interior of Zaryadye’s Grand Hall without an audience. Venue photograph from its official website.Source: zaryadyehall.ru · Source

An evening on 9 November

The concert takes place at 19:00 on 9 November 2026 in Zaryadye’s Grand Hall, 6 Varvarka Street, Building 4, Moscow. Check the venue’s official page for tickets.

For a journey from your hotel or another address, send Hola Taxi an enquiry. Include the date, number of passengers and concert start time; discuss the return around the end of the programme.