The National Centre will host a concert by Veronika Kozhukharova and Hiroko Inoue "Symphony of Life"
On March
18, the concert hall of the National Centre RUSSIA will once again present the
musical performance "Symphony of Life" by Veronika Kozhukharova and
Hiroko Inoue. The event will start at 19:00 and end at 20:30.
The program
brings together two musical instruments — saxophone and organ — enhanced by
multimedia visual effects. At the core of the performance is the theme of
choice and its impact on the future, expressed through the musical interplay
between the two performers.
Veronika
Kozhukharova is a saxophonist, a laureate of international competitions, and a
representative of the new generation of Russian instrumentalists. Hiroko Inoue
is an organist who actively performs in Russia and Japan and participates in
major classical music festivals. The performance is dedicated to the
anniversary of the events of the "Russian Spring" and reflects the
historical and cultural aspects of this period.
A special
thematic section of the program is devoted to the culture and nature of the
Crimean Peninsula. Using video projections, the audience will be presented with
a visual sequence that complements the musical performance.
Admission
is free with prior registration. Additional information is available on the
official website of the National Centre RUSSIA. Seating is limited.
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