Resonance: Rock Around the Christmas Tree

Many already know that the résonance orchestra is a group of musicians not quite similar to all the other orchestras of today.              While the others are actively creating the show, in every way pleasing to the public, “Resonance” remains a group of anachoretes, which has long escaped from civilization to make music, and for many years, in its free time from concerts, lives in caves, under stones and at full in the dark. The drummer during the tours, for example, did not see a single living person, the bass player was raised by bears (they later taught him how to play the bass), and the violinists completely forgot how to understand Russian. But there is one holiday when it is vital to get out of the cave.              Well hello New Year! And what is New Year without the Christmas tree?              “ROCK around the Christmas Tree” is when Jimmy Page, Ozzy Osbourne and Kurt Cobain decorate the Christmas Tree together, and John Lennon and Mick Jagger cook festive mulled wine. These are the melodies that accompany the celebration of each music lover, and also in the signature heavy, bright and unexpected orchestral version of “Resonance”.              The “résonance” group, although formally a chamber part of the symphony orchestra, and also often ranked among a number of modern rock groups, is essentially neither one nor the other. The repertoire of the group is not just rock music. These are works that have long been included in the golden fund of humanity, music created by the most talented people on the planet.This concert program offers a new look at the essence of the song. Discarding the patterns, the listener penetrates the very heart of the work - exactly what the composer originally invested in it. And the brilliance of ingenious rock music becomes even more open, and the professional approach of the musicians, the richness of violins, the nobleness of violas, the charm of the cello, the power of double bass and the rock and roll freedom of the drums make it rich and colorful, including thanks to elaborate arrangements especially for the group "Résonance".              The musicians of the résonance group are teachers of conservatories, formerly musicians of philharmonic societies and opera houses touring around the world, as well as honored artists.