Novosibirsk State Philharmonic

The Novosibirsk State Philharmonic is a concert hall complex in Siberia with multiple performance spaces for orchestral and chamber music. The building features various halls with different capacities and modern acoustic facilities designed for different musical presentations.

This institution was founded in 1937 and quickly became a cultural center in the Soviet Union during a period of major artistic investment in Siberia. It played a key role in establishing classical music in this remote region.

The orchestra presents works by Russian composers such as Shostakovich alongside international classical pieces, reflecting the connection between Soviet musical traditions and European repertoire. These performances bring music lovers together to experience a major cultural venue for artistic expression in the Siberian region.

Visitors can purchase tickets online or directly at the box office and should check in advance what programs are being offered. The venue is centrally located and easily accessible, with different seating options for various preferences.

Before many performances, musicologists give lectures about the works being performed that evening to provide audiences with deeper insight into the music. These discussions allow visitors to better understand and appreciate the compositions.

Location: Novosibirsk

Inception: January 1, 1937

Website: http://filnsk.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.02804,82.92217

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:23