Moscow Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra

The Moscow Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra stands as one of Russia's most celebrated musical institutions, beloved for its lush interpretations of classical masterpieces. Founded in 1951 under the Soviet Union’s push to cultivate cultural excellence, the orchestra quickly became a powerhouse of Russian musical tradition. Over the decades, they’ve collaborated with legendary conductors like Kirill Kondrashin and Mariss Jansons (whose live Moscow concert appears in their recent releases), while championing works by homegrown titans like Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, and Shostakovich alongside European greats like Beethoven and Mahler.

Based at Moscow’s iconic Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, the ensemble balances deep respect for heritage with dynamic performances, as heard in their vibrant 2020s recordings—from the emotional sweep of Rachmaninoff’s *Symphony No. 2* to the playful drama of Prokofiev’s piano concertos. Whether resurrecting Soviet-era gems or refreshing warhorses like Brahms or Mozart, their recordings capture the warmth and precision that’ve kept them a global favorite. A treasure trove for classical fans, the orchestra continues to bridge eras, proving that timeless music only gets richer with age.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Opera

Baroque

Minimalism

Chamber Music

Neoclassical

Latest Release

The Moscow Conservatory - Tribute to Rachmaninov. Choral works

Sergei Rachmaninoff•

Moscow Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra

Album - 13 Tracks - Released June 30, 2022