Note: In 1993, the orchestra was renamed as Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra. Please use it when printed on the release as necessary.
Established in 1930 as the first symphony orchestra of Soviet radio.
Moscow (Or Russian, or USSR) Radio & Television Symphonic Orchestra (also Philharmonic Orchestra).
Since 1993, the orchestra is now known as: Государственный академический Большой симфонический оркестр имени П.И. Чайковского = State Academic Large Symphony Orchestra named Pyotr Tchaikovsky.
Conductors:
1930—1937 Александр Орлов = Alexander Orlov
1937—1953 Николай Голованов = Nikolai Golovanov
1953—1961 Александр Гаук = Alexander Gauk
1961—1974 Геннадий Рождественский = Gennadi Rozhdestvensky
since 1974 — Владимир Федосеев = Vladimir Fedoseyev
Orchestra Subgroups:
For the strings group of the orchestra please use: .
For the wooden wind instruments group of the orchestra please use: .
For the soloists' ensemble of the orchestra please use: .
For the chamber ensemble of the orchestra please use: .
For the instrumental ensemble of the orchestra please use: .
Related Groups:
For the Choir / Large Choir of USSR Radio, please use: .
For the women's group of the USSR Radio choir please use: .