Two gala concerts followed the Tchaikovsky Competition's awards ceremony; one on Friday in Moscow and one in St Petersburg on Saturday. The old-school rectangle of the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory certainly contrasted with the modern stylings of the Mariinsky Theatre's Concert Hall, though the latters PA system-delivered announcements were rather smoother than Moscow's man with a clipboard. Excitingly, we got to hear a number of the finalists in a range of repertoire, rather than the Tchaikovskython I had anticipated. Here's some snaps of the Moscow gala concert, taken from the online stream.
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| The Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory |
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| Conductor Valery Gergiev lurking |
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Amartuvshin Enkhbat of Mongolia
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| Krzysztof Penderecki, who composed the cello competition's set new work |
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| Edgar Moraeu of France, playing Penderecki's set work in Moscow |
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Pianist Alexander Romanovsky, winner of the Special Vladimir Krainev Award
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| Piano gold medallist Daniil Trifanov, playing Tchaikovsky |
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