Vivaldi / the seasons / Piano and violin

Night format OFF/ON LINE - along in 2 versions: Offline format lounge+ a glass of white wine welcome drink壟 Londonskaya Hotel / Primorsky Boulevard, 11 / Great Hall The number of places is limited. Pre-registration is 300 UAH All details by phones: +38(073)441 04 66, +38(067)418 10 72 Ticket service: (048) 783 40 88 Payment: transfer ✅ Privat 5168 7422 1854 8463 ✅ Website ArtBilet.com.ua "Seasons" — music that heals the soul and unites humanity. She is a changeless code of our cultural self-identification. Antonio Vivaldi — the largest diamond in the world music history. He is the author of 90 operas and over 500 concertos, 100 sonatas, cantatas, symphonies, etc. But, after all, his most popular creation — "the seasons". "The seasons", as well as Venetian canals, Roman Coliseum or the leaning tower of Pisa, have become the symbol of Italy. It is for us today, Vivaldi Golden classics. But to his contemporaries he was an innovator and experimenter. What is the mystery of this music? It may be that the images of the four seasons for Vivaldi in the first place, the person's state of mind at different periods of his life? The work was written for the violin, which is not surprising — Vivaldi was one of the best violinists of his time. "Seasons" is not only a storehouse of memorable melodies, but a book of deep meanings. Vivaldi remained a philosopher and made a 40-minute cycle three-dimensional picture of life in our world and man. It incorporates many meanings: 4 seasons – 4 life – 4 directions – 4 the time of day. Together in concert, one gets the Path from youth and spring the delights of life to the last pleasures of winter. All this predetermined the recognition of the cycle as an unsurpassed masterpiece. Not by chance that music often used in movies, for example, the tragic "Tomorrow was the war", funny "the Life and strange surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe" or a touching story "1+1". In this concert of the great compositions by Vivaldi will be performed by brilliant Veronika Struk ( piano) and solo violin Elena Alievoj.