"Sounding canvases. Impressionists. Concert for three organs" Automatic translate

Saturday July 2, 9 p.m.

The images of impressionism are amazing. They are filled with the breath of the wind and the warm rays of the sun. In them is life itself, in its daily naturalness. They are stereo-surround and… unrealistically unsteady. The stereo effect invented by medieval musicians is just as amazing. Three organs that simultaneously sound in different parts of the cathedral are a surprising discovery of ancient acoustics, which are several centuries ahead of time. The space of the hall is imbued with sounds, just as flickering paints fill the canvas of the impressionists - creating the effect of a fantastic musical reality. The amazing brilliance of music, the incredible musicality of the paintings are a rare effect of complementing the various arts that create a new artistic essence.

Laureates of international competitions

Olesya Kravchenko organ

Maria Moiseev organ

Elena Panikova organ

In the program: I.S. Bach, T. Albinoni, M. Narro, G. Piazza, G. Merkel, R. Ferreniac