At the House of Losev, a chamber program for cello and piano will be performed by students of the Moscow Conservatory. The evening from the "Musical Future" series will unite the music of Bach, Mendelssohn, Saint-Saëns, and Taneyev. The concert will feature students from the Moscow Conservatory: Anastasia Zavrazhnova (cello, class of associate professor G.K. Stepanova) and Ryoki Obayashi (piano, class of professor E.K. Virsaladze). The program combines works by Bach, Mendelssohn, Saint-Saëns, and Taneyev. Listeners will embark on a musical journey from the clear architecture of the Baroque to romantic expressiveness, French brilliance, and Russian chamber tradition. It will be interesting to trace how different compositional worlds unfold in the sound of two instruments. Bach demands focus and purity of line, Mendelssohn - movement and bright energy, Saint-Saëns - elegance and theatrical expressiveness, Taneyev - depth and inner drama. The concert will take place as part of the "Musical Living Room of the House of Losev" project. Our website features information about free events in Moscow.