Six early sonatas by Ludwig van Beethoven will be performed by international competition laureate Valentin Malinin. At the piano is a young pianist with a powerful career and a bright artistic voice. Among the announced compositions are the famous "Pathetique" and gems from the Viennese period. The project "32 Sonatas of Beethoven" is a large-scale musical journey through the landmark pages of piano academic music. Pianists of the new generation have taken on the performance of the cycle, and each concert allows a new perspective on Beethoven. The next evening will be dedicated to the six sonatas written by the composer in the 1790s, when he lived and worked in Vienna. The piano part will be performed by Valentin Malinin - a pianist whose career is rapidly developing. His name is known from a number of prestigious international competitions: he is a laureate of the Krainov, Busoni competitions, and also the holder of the second prize at the P. I. Tchaikovsky competition. The young musician has performed at major Russian and international festivals, where audiences have highly appreciated his interpretations. The concert will feature compositions that Beethoven wrote during his active concert career. He was considered a brilliant pianist and an innovative composer, so his music is full of audacity, technical difficulties, and expression. Among the sonatas is the famous No. 8 in C minor with the composer's subtitle "Pathetique," in which tragedy and passion are combined with philosophical intonations. In contrast, lighter mood and sound palette works will include Nos. 5, 6, 9, and 10. This concert will interest anyone who appreciates a multifaceted reading of great scores, follows contemporary performers, and seeks to understand Beethoven's musical language more deeply. It is a meeting with the living tradition of interpretation and the vibrant energy of sound created on stage. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.