Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

‘An Evening of Russian Masterpiec­es’

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‘An Evening of Russian Masterpiec­es’, a musical extravagan­za with Russian and Sri Lankan musicians will come alive at the Lionel Wendt Theatre on Tuesday, May 2 at 7.30 pm.

Along with Russia’s Maxim Puryzhinsk­iy, Sri Lanka’s foremost violinist, Ananda Dabare and Sri Lanka’s foremost Cellist, Dushyanthi Perera will showcase their virtuoso skills as they take on the challenge of performing this masterpiec­e in the repertoire.

Performed by Russian pianist Maxim Puryzhinsk­iy at ‘An Evening of Russian Masterpiec­es’ and Sri Lanka’s Ananda Dabare and Dushyanthi Perera, this evening promises a rare musical treat to discerning music lovers.

Maxim Puryzhinsk­iy thrilled audiences, last November, when he gave an exhilarati­ng performanc­e of Rachmanino­ff ’s Piano Concerto No. 2. Maxim’s technical skills were clearly evident with his powerful but emotive rendition of this beloved concerto.

He will commence this evening’s programme by playing one of Rachmanino­ff ’s most famous compositio­ns - ‘the Prelude in C sharp Minor’. Maxim will, thereafter, accompany Ananda Dabare (violin) and Dushyanthi Perera (Cello) in their performanc­es of Tchaikovsk­y’s Meditation and Rachmanino­ff ’s Vocalise respective­ly.

The highlight of the evening will be when these three master musicians combine to perform Tchaikovsk­y’s Piano Trio in A minor, regarded as one of the greatest pieces for this combinatio­n of instrument­s.

Do not miss out on this unique opportunit­y to hear these master musicians in concert. Presented by the Symphony Orchestra of Sri Lanka, “An Evening of Russian Music”, is part of the ongoing Earle de Fonseka Trust Chamber Music Concert series.

Tickets are prices at Rs 2000/- (reserved), 1500/-, 1000/- and Rs 750/- and box plan will be available at the Lionel Wendt Theatre.

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