Sunday, Feb. 5

Moscow Conservatory, Main Hall: Gidon Kremer (violin). "After Bach".

Tickets from $50, charity performance to support leukemia-sick children.

Tuesday, Feb. 7

The House of Music: "The magic of baroque". Opera music. Pergolesi, Haendel. Soloists: Wilke, Debord, Ken Gould. "Teleman consort" orchestra.

Moscow Conservatory, Rakhmaninov Hall: Mikhail Lidsky (piano). Chopin, Schumann.

Orchestrion: Mikhail Pletnev and Russian National Orchestra. Beethoven concerts No.1,4. (Tickets up to $100, beginning at 8 pm.)

Wednesday, Feb. 8

Moscow Conservatory, Main Hall: Rafal Blechacz (piano). Chopin.
Quote: "... Rafal Blechacz [read Blekhach] is a twenty years old genius. Poland has been waiting for thirty long years for such a pianist! Rafal conquered an array of brilliant Japanese competitors..."

Moscow Conservatory, Small Hall: Irina Osipova (piano). Schubert, List, Schubert-List.

Tchaikovsky Hall: Evening of musical jokes, parodies and encores. Rossini, Mozart, etc. Misha Rakhlevsky and "Kremlin" chamber orchestra.

Orchestrion: Mikhail Pletnev and Russian National Orchestra. Beethoven concerts No. 2,3. (Tickets up to $100, beginning at 8 pm.)

Thursday, Feb. 9

Moscow Conservatory, Main Hall: Tchaikovsky Symphonic Orchestra, conductor Vladimir Fedoseyev. Weber, Saint-Saens.

Moscow Conservatory, Small Hall: Quartet evening, M.I Glinka Quartet. Tchaikovsky, Chausson.

Moscow Conservatory, Rachmaninov Hall: The class of Prof. Zenaishvili. Clavier phantasies of Bach and cembalo music of 17-18 centuries.

Orchestrion: Mikhail Pletnev (piano) and Russian National Orchestra. Beethoven concert No.5. (Tickets from about $100, beginning at 8 pm.)

The House of Music: Nilda Fernandez, "the golden voice of France".