Masterpieces by Bach, Debussy, Schumann, Rachmaninoff, Dvořák, and other composers will be performed by pianist Yana Otimoshchuk and violinist Boris Henkin. What makes classical music unboring? Perhaps the moment when the music comes alive in the hearts of the listeners. Yana Otimoshchuk, an international competition laureate and a distinguished graduate of Gnesinka, is an artist for whom the stage is a space of live communication. Her artistic journey has already encompassed Moscow, Paris, Leipzig, Vienna, and many other cities. The concert program spans several musical eras: from the baroque depth of Bach and the lyricism of Schumann to the expressive "Toccata" by Constantinescu and the joyful light of Debussy's "Island of Joy." The Dvořák sonata for violin and piano will also be performed, featuring violinist Boris Henkin in duet with Yana. The concert will appeal to anyone who wants to hear classical music in a soulful atmosphere. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.