The Conservatory is one of the main organizers of most music festivals and performance competitions held in Moscow, including the International Tchaikovsky Competition.
The Conservatory also owns three other Moscow Philharmonic Halls, architecturally and acoustically ideal: the Bolshoi, Maly, and Rachmaninovsky, located on Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street.
The Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory is one of the most renowned concert halls in the world. Its beautiful design, convenient location, and superb acoustics have earned it a well-deserved reputation as the finest concert venue in Moscow and Russia.
The Small Hall of the Moscow Conservatory is renowned for its chamber concerts and organ recitals, attracting many music lovers. It also hosts musical evenings, various competitions, and festivals, including the International Tchaikovsky Competition.
Rachmaninoff Hall is the oldest building and also the newest concert hall of the Moscow Conservatory. It hosts numerous chamber and choral concerts, often featuring both early and contemporary music. This bright hall with its soaring acoustics is a favorite among many listeners.
