| Stravinsky, Igor (1882-1971) | Renard | |
| Stravinsky, Igor (1882-1971) | Mavra | |
| Stravinsky, Igor (1882-1971) | Les Noces |
| Esa-Pekka Salonen | Direction | |
| Irina Brown | Mise en scène | |
| Louis Price | Décors | |
| Pierre-Laurent Aimard | Piano | |
| Tamara Stefanovich | Piano | |
| Nenad Lečić | Piano | |
| Lorenzo Soulès | Piano | |
| Soloists from the Mariinsky Theatre | ||
| Philharmonia Orchestra | ||
| Quinny Sacks | Chorégraphie | |
| Alexander Trofimov | Ténor | |
| Yaroslav Petryanik | Baryton | |
| Andrei Serov | Basse | |
| Margarita Ivanova | Soprano | |
| Shahla Tarrant | Danse | |
| Sam Archer | Danse | |
| Christopher Akrill | Danse | |
| Adam Gilbraith | Danse | |
| Natalya Pavlova | Soprano | Parasha |
| Evelina Agabalaeva | Mezzo-soprano | Mother |
| Artyom Melikhov | Ténor | Vassily/'Mavra' |
| Olga Bobrovskaya | Mezzo-soprano | Neighbour |
£42 £33 £27 £22 £17 £14 £11 Signature Seats £50
Though he left Russia for good in 1914, Russia never left Stravinsky.
In these three tales, he looks back nostalgically to the country of his birth: in a pantomime-like burlesque about the Fox, the Cock, the Tomcat and the Ram; in a little opera buffa based on a comic poem by Pushkin, which playfully recalls the music of Glinka and Tchaikovsky; and in a glorious celebration, tinged with sadness, of a Russian peasant wedding.
Royal Festival Hall at 6pm. An introduction to the evening concert. Free.