Dive into the world of Russian musical lyricism with organist Natalia Uzhvi and pianist Daria Kameneva! The concert will unite the poignant pieces of Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Sviridov, and other classics. The concert "Organ and Piano. Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky" is a meeting with musical poetry that touches the deepest feelings. In the intimate atmosphere of the MMDM hall, an evening dedicated to Russian classics will take place, where works by Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, Sviridov, Arensky, and other composers will be performed in a unique combination of organ and piano. Two outstanding artists will perform on stage. Daria Kameneva is a pianist whose victories in prestigious international competitions speak for themselves. Her performance is characterized by special expressiveness and subtlety. Kameneva not only actively performs solo programs but also teaches at the Moscow Conservatory and the Chopin College, where she heads the special piano department. Natalia Uzhvi is an organist with an international career, with internships in Germany and the Netherlands, service in historical churches in Europe, and extensive solo activity. She feels equally at home on the organ, harpsichord, and piano. The program includes compositions filled with autumn melancholy and romantic contemplation. Pieces such as Tchaikovsky's "Meditation," Sviridov's "Spring and Autumn," Rachmaninoff's preludes, Glière's fugue on a Russian song, Grechaninov's lullaby, and other miniatures will create the delicate emotional fabric of the concert. Entertainment in Moscow is gathered on our website.