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Illustration for news: ‘A Long-Held Dream Comes True’: A Unique Concert at HSE

‘A Long-Held Dream Comes True’: A Unique Concert at HSE

On March 11, 2026, the HSE Cultural Centre hosted an outstanding performance by prize-winner of international competitions and one of the most in-demand classical artists of today, Vladimir Vishnevsky, together with the chamber orchestra Pelle d’Oca under the direction of Nikolay Shugaev. The concert was organised by the university’s Centre of Music Projects in cooperation with the Corporate Academy and was dedicated to the arrival of spring.

Illustration for news: HSE Centre of Music Projects Opens 20th Season

HSE Centre of Music Projects Opens 20th Season

In early September, Stanislav Korchagin, winner of the third prize in the 17th International Tchaikovsky Competition, gave a concert at the Small Hall of the HSE Cultural Centre. The event opened the new season by HSE Centre of Music Projects.

Illustration for news: ‘The Sea of Music He Grew Up with — He Has Carried It Through Life and Gifted It to Us’

‘The Sea of Music He Grew Up with — He Has Carried It Through Life and Gifted It to Us’

The Lev Lyubimov memorial concert took place at HSE Cultural Centre

Illustration for news: Let’s Play Some Christmas Music: How Carols Differ from Noëls

Let’s Play Some Christmas Music: How Carols Differ from Noëls

Christmas music has a long and at turns unexpected history. During an online marathon in HSE’s virtual music parlour, musicians performed Christmas carols and festive medieval and Baroque songs. In addition, guests learnt what the TV show ‘In the World of Animals’ has in common with Christmas.

Illustration for news: Beethoven Online: HSE University Resumes Saturday Concerts

Beethoven Online: HSE University Resumes Saturday Concerts

An online event dedicated to the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven was held as part of HSE University’s A University Open to the City project. The event’s online format made it possible to include not only musical fragments, but also detailed comments from experts. In particular, they discussed whether our current times under the conditions of the pandemic have anything in common with the time in which the great composer lived.