Two distinguished artists from St. Petersburg State Conservatory in Russia, a violinist Polina Krasovskaya and a pianist Andrei Reshetnik will give an exciting recital at Hoson House.
Program:
- R.Schumann 6 Intermezzi op.4
- F.Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No.12, S.244/12
- S. Rachmaninov Etudes No. 2, 6 op.39
- F. Chopin Etude No.7 op.10
By Andrei Reshetnik piano
- J.S.Bach Partita No.2 in D minor, Chaconne
- E. Chausson Poeme op.25
- M. Bruch Concerto for violin and orchestra op.26 in g minor
By Polina Krasovskaya violin & Andrei Reshetnik piano
Polina Krasovskaya is a student of Saint Petersburg State Conservatory (as a violinist, class of professor P.Popov) and also a student of Moscow Tchaikovsky State Conservatory studying for composer major. She has a distinguished concert repertoire and performs her own compositions as well. Polina has had many different concerts in chamber halls of Mariinsky theatre, St. Petersburg and Moscow conservatories, St. Petersburg Capella. Since 2012 she is also member of the piano trio 'Sensibility'.
Thanks to the Fund of Gartow the trio 'Sensibility' participated in the 27th Summer music Festival in the upper Nagold Valley and Marktoberdorf International Summer Academy for young artists, and also they were participants of the Kloster Frenswegen international music academy of chamber music, performing several concerts in Germany (Koblenz, Dusseldorf).
Andrei Reshetnik is a student of Saint-Petersburg conservatory named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov (class of Professor A. Sandler). He is a winner of different international piano competitions. Andrei has a distinguished concert repertoire varying from baroque miniatures to contemporary music. But primarily, he is specializes on romantic masterpieces by F. Chopin, S. Rachmaninov and R. Schumann. With these programs he had several recitals in Germany.
As a member of the piano trio 'Sensibility' Andrei Reshetnik is a participant of different chamber music festivals and a winner of the international chamber music competitions.