II Moscow festival "Saxophone + Organ" Project "Sounding Canvases. Van Gogh" "Concert for two organs and eight saxophones" Automatic translate

Friday November 4, 9 p.m.

Van Gogh is an artist of amazing talent and transcendent courage. The space of two organs and eight saxophones is akin to Van Gogh’s art space. Equally amazing and unpredictable.

II Moscow festival “Saxophone + Organ”
Project “Sounding Canvases. Van Gogh"
“Concert for two organs and eight saxophones”

Duration - 75 minutes

Van Gogh. An artist of amazing talent and extraordinary courage. He trusted his brush and pencil with his worldview - opening his heart, giving all his best, without the slightest pity for himself. He did not leave the slightest curtain of falsehood between himself and the viewer, he did not try to look more beautiful, impressive. All his work is true. To the smallest millimeter of the space of life and… canvas. Such openness is fraught with a disease of the soul. Insecurity is excruciating. But only in this way worlds are created. This is the only way to realize new, unprecedented prospects - by contrasting them with a gray everyday reality.

The space of two organs and eight saxophones is akin to Van Gogh’s art space. Equally amazing and unpredictable.

Sand animation master Liliya Chistina
Laureates of international competitions
Organ duet “Spiritus –duo”
Egor Kolesov organ
Olga Kemova organ
Saxophone Quartet “Ad Libitum”
Anton Skiba Soprano Saxophone
Julia Bikhovets saxophone alt
Kirill Maslov Tenor Saxophone
Philip Chumaev saxophone baritone
Saxophone Quartet Quattro Caratteri
Camille Mubarakzyanov Soprano Saxophone
Ruslan Zaripov saxophone alt
Konstantin Ivlev Tenor Saxophone
Mikhail Lebedev saxophone baritone

Program: I. S. Bach, F. Liszt, L. Boelman, A. Piazzolla, E. Morricone