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Teleconference in Tretyakov connected pianists of Russia and China

The branch of the Tretyakov Gallery hosted the teleconference “Invisible Pianist: Classics of the Future”, which connected musicians from Russia and China. This was reported in the government of the Kaliningrad region.

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Teleconference in Tretyakov connected pianists of Russia and China

The branch of the Tretyakov Gallery hosted the teleconference “Invisible Pianist: Classics of the Future”, which connected musicians from Russia and China. This was reported in the government of the Kaliningrad region.

Huang Junier from Guangzhou performed Sergey Rachmaninov’s “Prelude of Sol Minor” on a piano. Eva Gevorgyan presented “Vocalise” accompanied by the Kaliningrad Symphony Orchestra. The audience heard the Chinese pianist playing on an acoustic piano in Kaliningrad in real time.

The concert was part of the filming of the Russian-Chinese film Classic of the Future: The Invisible Pianist.

Earlier we wrote that the Kaliningrad teacher entered the TOP-150 of the best music teachers in the country.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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