Have you ever listened to music in the museum? Now it’s time to try to combine these two types of art! The Vivarte International Chamber Music Festival will present the music program on the walls of the Tretyakov Gallery for the tenth time.
The Vivarte Festival is unique in its concept built on the search for new connections between music and visual arts. The project immerses the listener in the orchestra dialogue and the collections of one of the main museums of Russia. Each concert is accompanied by a rare painting exhibition from the warehouses of the Tretyakov Gallery and the comments of art historians.
For this reason, on May 26, on the opening day of the festival, the evening will be divided into the 155th anniversary of Borisov-Musatov and traditional keyviberbend will be held (the solo concert of the pianist- Approximately. Ed.) A passionate music lover dedicated to Bryullov’s 225th anniversary and a fan of pianists.
On May 28, the “East Road” and the same name will be divided into the exhibition of the same name, which will tell the journey of Russian artists to the Turks at the beginning of the 20th century. The fair will focus on the unity of the movement of Russian artists, as well as the contributions of the art of modernism, as well as the admiration of Asia’s glory and riddles. The musical program will present orientalism in various directions, including the causes of Kazakh, Central Asia, Indian, China, Persian, Jewish and Caucasus music.
In addition, a concert will be held for the artist at Mikhail Vrubel Hall on May 31st. In the museum field, the music associated with Vrubel’s life and work will make a sound – opera “Iblis” Rubinstein pieces from the new arrangement to Prelude, Princess Grezin. The first day of summer will end with the festival with a “musical ride”. Two of the four concerts will be designed for the younger generation in honor of the protection day of children, and the other two will be designed for the public.
It should be noted that the Vivarte Chamber Music Festival is organized together with the cultural and distress of U-Art Iveta and Tamaz Manasherovs under the artistic leadership of Cellyist Boris Andrianov. According to the tradition, concerts will be held in a historical building in Lavrushinsky Lane and will end between the buildings of the gallery.
Meanwhile, in December last year, one of the most famous paintings of the artist Ilya Repin returned to the Tretyakov Gallery. Read the details here.
Source: People Talk
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