Programme:
S.Rachmaninov: Arrangement of Mussorgsky Hopak for violin & piano E. Toch: String Trio op.63 R.Kahn: 3 pieces for cello op.25 Interval F.Chopin: Ballade no.1 in G minor B.Martinu: Fantasia H 301 Aftab Darvishi: Special Festival Commission 2025 Artists:
Violin: Alexandra Soumm, Alexandra Raikhlina
Viola: Dana Zemtsov
Cello: Bartholomew LaFollette
Piano: Katya Apekisheva, Anthony Hewitt
Oboe: Michael O’Donnell
Theremin: Lydia Kavina

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