Penza Organ Hall hosted a concert of laureates of international competitions
The Penza audience warmly welcomed the capital's musicians, who first came on tour to our city

The Penza audience warmly welcomed the capital's musicians, who first came on tour to our city. On the stage of the Organ Hall of the Philharmonic there was a tandem of laureates of international competitions - Veronika Lobareva (organ) and Alexandra Boziants (alto, curay, duduk). Both concerts with the program “Melodies of the Soul” gathered a full hall of enthusiastic listeners.
The repertoire impressed with its diversity: from exquisite baroque to melodies from cult films. The king of instruments sounded both alone and in the company of exotic wind and strings, giving the compositions a unique palette of emotions.
The program harmoniously intertwined immortal creations of Bach and Vivaldi, incendiary tango and charming "Oblivion" Piazzolla. Fans of cinema learned familiar motifs from the paintings “Scent of a woman” and “Gladiator”. And for connoisseurs of deep and spiritual sounds, meditative plays were played. The final chord combined hits that are impossible not to recognize: the famous “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen, “Lonely Shepherd” and an aria from “The Phantom of the Opera”.



