This musical evening will reveal Oginski beyond the familiar polonaise. The program includes elegant mazurkas and waltzes, a dialogue with Chopin, Mozart, Vinyavsky, and Glinka. The concert "The Unknown Oginski" is an invitation to hear the composer beyond the famous polonaise. The evening resembles a musical map of the era, where salons, diplomacy, and art intertwine, and each piece becomes an episode of biography. The program will feature mazurkas, waltzes, minuets, and romances. For Oginski, these are miniature novellas with a clear plot and internal movement. Changes in tempo, the breath of phrases, and delicate ornaments convey the character of the time and the personal intonation of the author-attentive and restrainedly lyrical. Oginski's experiences of travel and concert life explain why even a chamber piece is conceived broadly. The composer engages in dialogue with his outstanding contemporaries and the great creations of the past. The influence of Chopin is evident in the soft melancholy and noble "speech" of the piano; Mozart-in the clarity of form; Vinyavsky-in the brilliance of violin temperament; Glinka-in the breadth of cantilena. The program will be performed by competition laureates, students, and graduates of the Gnessin School. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.