Tickets: Incredible duo. Einstein and Planck 01.11.2025 in 15:00 | Kochneva house

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Incredible duo. Einstein and Planck

12+ Concert

Kochneva House / Entrance tickets

Address: Russia, Saint-Petersburg, emb. Fontanka river, 41

Duration: 01:20

Intermission: -

All Schedule

Concert

Albert Einstein believed that science reveals the unknown in nature, while music reveals the unknown in the human soul. The famous physicist himself played the violin, while his contemporary, the founder of quantum theory, Max Planck, in his youth, debated whether to become a concert pianist or pursue physics. Einstein and Planck often played together, and this remarkable duet—violin and piano—has gone down in the history of both music and science.

The concert program includes works by J.S. Bach, W.-A. Mozart, F. Schubert, R. Schumann, J. Brahms, as well as violin excerpts from F. Glass's opera "Einstein on the Beach."

Performers:

Mikhail Bondarev (violin)

Sergey Forostyany (piano)

Sofia Bridge (violin)

Natalia Varlamova (piano)

Introduction: Historian of Science, Professor Igor Dmitriev

Every spectator aged 0 and over is required to purchase a ticket.

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