Philharmonia of Russia

The Philharmonia of Russia, also known as the Russian Philharmonia Orchestra, is a dynamic Moscow-based ensemble founded in 2003 by conductor Constantine Orbelian. Known for blending rich Russian musical traditions with international collaborations, they’ve become a powerhouse for opera and classical repertoire. Their recordings often spotlight star soloists like the late Dmitri Hvorostovsky, whose velvety baritone shines on their "Opera Arias" releases, and cellist Alexander Buzlov on their Dvořák/Glazunov concerto album.

The orchestra thrives on digging into both beloved and lesser-known Russian works, from Mussorgsky’s drama to Arensky’s lyrical *Raphael* opera, while also embracing Italian staples like Verdi’s fiery arias. Their collaborations with vocalists such as Marina Domashenko and Jonas Kaufmann showcase their versatility across styles. Whether reviving forgotten gems or delivering iconic concertos, the Philharmonia of Russia keeps one foot in tradition and the other in fresh, passionate interpretations.

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Verdi Opera Scenes
Album - 7 Tracks - Released February 1, 2011
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