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From Living Room to Concert Hall – Part I

By Pavel Kolesnikov, Samson Tsoy

PART I

Chamber music originated when friends and family came together to listen to piano music in the comfort of their living rooms. That’s why we start the evening in a homely setting and let the music take us on a journey to the modern-day concert hall – a journey through the golden era of chamber music. 

The evening is split into three parts. In Part I, the piano duo, Kolesnikov and Tsoy, perform a selection from sixteen short waltzes written by Brahms for piano four hands. Later in the evening in Part III, you relive more Hungarian frivolity with Schubert’s entertaining Divertissement. 

Siberian-born Pavel Kolesnikov and Samson Tsoy, from Kazakhstan, have become a highly successful piano duo since graduating from London’s prestigious Royal College of Music. The Guardian headline read, ‘Piano duo bring electrifying intimacy’ in response to one of their online lockdown concerts.

‘Piano duo bring electrifying intimacy’

The Guardian

Programme

Johannes Brahms – Sixteen Waltzes, Op. 39 (selection)
Franz Schubert – Divertissement à la Hongroise, D. 818

Credits

Pavel Kolesnikov (piano)
Samson Tsoy (piano)

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