Artists:

• Nataliia Gordieieva, violin
• Violina Petrychenko, piano

Program:

• Stanislav Liudkevych (1879–1979, UA).
  • Variations on a folk theme for violin with piano accompaniment (1945–1946)
  • Sonata for violin with piano accompaniment (1965)
  • Chabarashka for violin with piano accompaniment (1912)
  • Nocturne “After reading a letter from O. Y.” (1954)
  • “Silent Evening” (1956)
  • “Valse Lente” (1952)
  • Lullaby for violin with piano accompaniment (1905)

At first glance, the lives of the classics leave no chance for mystery – detailed biographies await their time in libraries, and personal stories and inspired legends become public property. Therefore, the lack of the new, unknown, and undiscovered, which haunts contemporaries, is quite understandable. Musicians are lucky to be immune to the passage of time because interpreting a piece is always about discovery. Violinist Nataliia Gordieieva and pianist Violina Petrychenko repeatedly became pioneers of Ukrainian music for the European public. This time, a new program by soloists will be performed in Lviv. It will be dedicated to the 145th anniversary of the birth of the patron of the Philharmonic Concert Hall, Stanislav Liudkevych.