The evening program features Mozart, Beethoven, Liszt, and Scriabin - music that sounds like an honest conversation about feelings. Vladimir Kuzin builds a cohesive journey from concentration and inner tension to a crescendo of passions and almost confessional openness, where each episode breathes personal history. The solo concert of pianist Vladimir Kuzin at the Yeltsin Center is structured as a dramatic narrative, where academic music from different eras comes together into a unified story. The first part is dedicated to the delicate dialogue between Mozart and Beethoven: the c-minor fantasy opens a world of fragile intonations and sudden contrasts, while the C-major sonata brings light, energy, and a sense of inner freedom. In the second part, the evening sharply changes its optics. Liszt's sonata transforms the piano into an orchestra, making one hear behind each passage the breath of great symphonism. Where to go in Yekaterinburg is known by KudaGo.