The solo concert of pianist Maria Pyatakova-Gyurai is an evening of refined piano music filled with sincere emotions and depth of sound. The laureate of international competitions will perform pieces that will touch the soul and inspire every listener. The Central Library named after M. Yu. Lermontov invites you to the solo concert of pianist Maria Pyatakova-Gyurai. The musical evening will take place as part of the "Silver Age" project and will be held in the White Hall, known for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics. This is a special opportunity to hear a refined piano program performed by a recognized artist whose musical biography spans Europe and Russia. Maria Pyatakova-Gyurai was born in Leningrad. She began her musical education at the Arts Lyceum, where she studied in the class of N.Ya. Novozhilova. Later, she graduated with honors from the M.P. Mussorgsky Music College (class of N.Yu. Ivanova) and continued her studies at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels in the class of Mikhail Faerman, where she also graduated with honors. Today, she is a laureate of international competitions in Russia, Sweden, Bulgaria, Slovenia, and Italy. The concert program will feature works from the classical piano repertoire, distinguished by depth, nuances, and emotional richness. Maria's performance is imbued with sincerity and attention to detail, allowing each listener to feel the musical thought and atmosphere of the pieces. The sound of the piano will fill the hall with subtle shades of feeling, creating a sense of closeness to living art. The solo concert will be interesting not only to connoisseurs of academic music but also to anyone seeking inspiration, inner peace, and aesthetic pleasure. This is a great opportunity to spend an evening in a cultural environment, enjoy quality performance, and discover new facets of piano art. Admission is free, registration is not required - just a desire to touch true musical mastery.