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Mikhail Voskresensky, an outstanding pianist, one of the most famous and influential professors of the Moscow Conservatory, now performs and teaches in the USA. Born in Berdyansk, Ukraine, after the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Voskresensky could not stay in Moscow. And at the age of 88 he emigrated.
Why conscience is more important than art and why art is needed if there is no place for conscience - in the new issue of Tell Gordeeva.
Content:
00:00 "People are blind, zombified" - why the professor of the conservatory Mikhail Voskresensky left Russia
2:48 "I didn't feel like I was leaving forever"
4:19 How to tell the story of emigration with the help of music
7:20 How talent makes its way
10:27 "Autumn Song" by Tchaikovsky
11:36 "The animal face of war" - Voskresensky talks about how he survived the war as a child
14:00 "No one knew that I was leaving Russia," - what Mikhail Voskresensky was afraid of before leaving
16:42 When does Voskresensky expect to return to Russia
18:13 How Hugh Jackman worked as a tutor and where else to find such a tutor
20:55 How Voskresensky was recruited into the KGB
23:01 The story about Rostropovich
24:10 Why didn't Voskresensky leave earlier
26:16 "In the West it is easier to prove that you are good if you are good"
27:18 The Tragedy of Mikhail Voskresensky
28:00 "My grandson Peter Lundstrom is my pain"
29:50 "Rachmaninoff did not like power, but he loved Russia"
31:44 How Steinway provided the royal to Voskresensky in America
35:30 "Now we are aggressors, I can't live with it"
37:27 "Chopin had a Russian passport"
38:00 The story about Shostakovich
40:15 "I'm mortally afraid of them" - about the composer's relationship with the authorities
43:37 The music of some composer is the history of the XX century
45:27 "I gave the Moscow Conservatory a bust of Scriabin"
48:23 The story about Marina Yudina: "I made a mistake, apologized, came back with the score and played brilliantly without looking at the notes"
53:16 How Khabarovsk residents wrote a denunciation of Marina Yudina
55:05 How, in fact, most people live in Russia
56:24 "All my students are very disappointed that I left"
58:28 "Yura Favorin reminds me a little of Shostakovich"
1:00:05 What Mozart thought (and wrote!) About Clementi?
1:01:23 "It is now fashionable in Russia to play as fast as possible and as loud as possible"
1:02:32 "I was against the organization of the Tchaikovsky competition in the era of war"
1:05:25 How did Voskresensky have a mirror of the composer Scriabin's mother
1:09:07 "The West should put pressure on Russia"
1:10:25 Which pianists is Voskresensky listening to now?
1:12:14 "Dichter did not take place, and Grisha Sokolov took place"
1:15:09"I publicly apologized to Grigory Sokolov"
1:17:14 "We need to play what the composer wanted to say. But how do you understand what he wanted to say?"
1:20:39 About the teachers of the Moscow Conservatory
1:23:19 "I got married again at 83"
1:24:09 "The Russian Orthodox Church raises many questions for me. But I believe in God"
1:24:58 "People make themselves bad"
1:25:53 "It is unknown what will happen to Berdyansk now"
1:28:36 What turned out to be the main thing in life?
1:28:54 "My homeland is not a criminal regime"
1:31:43 "I will play Russian music in America"
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