The organist from Japan, soloist of the Kaliningrad Regional Philharmonic Hiroko Inoue, will perform as part of the "Organ Wednesday at the Osterman House" series. Japanese organist Hiroko Inoue will give a concert in Moscow as part of a series of organ evenings. She is a graduate of the Moscow Conservatory and postgraduate studies, a winner of prestigious international organ and piano competitions, and the recipient of the "For Creating Cultural Bridges" award as part of the "Organist of the Year" award. Hiroko Inoue performs extensively in Russia and abroad, with several solo programs in her repertoire, including music by Johann Sebastian Bach and French composers. The evening's program will feature compositions by Antonio Valente, Antonio Vivaldi, Johann Sebastian Bach, Jesus Guridi, Hendrik Andriessen, and contemporary composers Yui Kakinuma and Pēteris Vasks. With a concert ticket, you can also visit the exhibition of Soviet porcelain located in the same building.