Impressionist music will come to life in the piano evening "Postcards from Travels". International competition winners Maria Alshundba and Pavel Korago invite you on a sound walk through cities, landscapes, and encounters, where the melodies of Debussy, Saint-Saëns, Grieg, and Chaminade will transform into vivid frames of memory. Impressionism in music is the ability to capture a moment. Not a story, but a feeling; not a scheme, but a breath of light and shadow. The piano concert "Postcards from Travels" offers a look at familiar names through the prism of personal impressions. Each piece sounds like a short note from the journey: a stroke on the horizon, the scent of the sea, warm evening air, footsteps on the pavement. The program features Cécile Chaminade, Claude Debussy, Camille Saint-Saëns, and Edvard Grieg - composers whose pages are born from meetings, roads, and observations. Their scores are built on transparent textures, flexible harmonies, and melodies that seem to dissolve in the air. The performers of the evening are Maria Alshundba and Pavel Korago, international competition winners. We share on KudaGo where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend for free.