Pianist Mikhail Lidsky will present a rare and refined program entirely dedicated to Mozart. His performance is a philosophical dialogue with the music. The sound of each note gives birth to new meaning, and familiar sonatas acquire unexpected facets. Virtuosity, thoughtfulness, and a unique approach make this evening a true revelation even for those who have long been acquainted with Mozart. Each piece in the program unfolds as an independent statement, full of light and drama. Mikhail Lidsky's concert, entirely dedicated to Mozart, is a rare opportunity to hear the genius music of the Austrian classic performed by one of the most original pianists of our time. Lidsky is known for his unconventional approach to repertoire, filigree technique, and deep interpretation. His Mozart is not a postcard, not a sample of gallant lightness, but a living, complex, contradictory interlocutor. The program consists of rarely performed compositions: a ceremonial march, variations, sonatas, and a lyrical rondo. Each piece unfolds as a separate chapter - with intrigue, twists, and emotions. Lidsky's playing is a storyteller that leads the audience. He is not afraid of silence, allowing pauses to resonate, and works attentively with shades. Critics note his approach to Mozart as "unexpected and honest." This is music that does not sound like background, but as a personal address to you. The pianist combines academic rigor with inner freedom. In his performance, there is no decorativeness - only content and meaning. Each phrase seems to be sculpted from air and light. In this concert, one can not only listen - one can think, feel, and discover something new even in the familiar. The concert will suit both connoisseurs of academic music and those who are just discovering Mozart. It will be an evening of deep immersion, intellectual pleasure, and subtle nuances. In the intimate atmosphere of the Shnitke Hall, the music becomes a conversation without words. KudaGo presents the current program for Moscow.