Programme

Evg ny
Kissin

Mazurkas et autres moments romantiques
Grand Auditorium
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Evgeny Kissin seated alone in a garden, in deep thought, surrounded by greenery and a stone wall.
©: Johann Sebastian Haenel

What you’ll hear and see

The music

  • Ludwig van Beethoven Klaviersonate op. 10/3
  • Frédéric Chopin Mazurka op. 41/1 Mazurka op. 41/4 Mazurka op. 56/3 Mazurka op. 63/1 Mazurka op. 68/4
  • Sergueï Rachmaninov Six moments musicaux
  • Nikolaï Iakovlevitch Miaskovski Sonate pour piano op. 13/2

The artists

  • Evgeny Kissin piano

Song

No frills, no flash – just pure musical depth.

A long-time friend of the Philharmonie, piano virtuoso Evgeny Kissin is known for making even the quietest phrases feel monumental, and this recital is full of moments that linger. From the elegant architecture of Ludwig van Beethoven to the inward poetry of Frédéric Chopin’s mazurkas, the rich lyricism of Sergei Rachmaninov to the rarely heard intensity of Nikolai Myaskovsky, each work in this carefully curated programme opens a new emotional window. Romantic, yes. But never sentimental. Just music played with honesty, clarity and complete command.
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  • Cat. I 76 €
  • Cat. II 56 €
  • Cat. III 36 €
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Details

  • Date Saturday 20.06.26
  • Time 19:30
  • Duration 110' including a break
  • Room Grand Auditorium
  • Subscription Piano
A shuttle bus from and back to Trier is available for this concert. Please book here.
How to get here

Experience the concert as a part of the subscription: Piano

Discover solo piano works in all their forms at the Grand Auditorium, accompanied by four virtuosos.

Why do you love the piano?

For the curious minds

Whether it’s listening to it or even playing it, the piano is definitely a favourite for many people – maybe you included? But what makes it so popular? Let’s have a look together, while we wait for Piano Day on 29.03. – the 88th day of the year, 88 like the number of keys on a piano… clever, right?

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