An intimate dialogue between violin and cello will enliven the museum space, transforming it into a stage for emotional and philosophical sounds. The evening's program is assembled as a collection of expressive miniatures, where each piece is a separate story, a mood study, or a philosophical statement. The audience will be treated to works by Russian-American composer Alexander Cherepnin, Siberian author Evgeny Chikachev, French avant-gardist Iannis Xenakis, Latvian lyricist Pēteris Vasks, and Soviet classic Reinhold Glière. The music encompasses a whole century of searches, traditions, and experiments. The performers of the concert - violinist Evgeny Subbotin and cellist Olga Dyomina - will create a lively musical dialogue, rich in nuances, contradictions, and harmony. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.