Across Petersburg with Pushkin: From Living Room to City

Around St. Petersburg with Pushkin: From the Living Room to the City

Around St. Petersburg with Pushkin: From the Living Room to the City

A chamber musical evening with a guided tour and multimedia.

A musical and literary composition, illustrated with historical paintings in a multimedia show, will immerse the audience in the atmosphere of early 19th-century St. Petersburg, where history comes to life in music, words, and images!

The performers and guests will stroll through the state rooms of the Kochneva House (originally the Ilyin House), a striking example of Pushkin-era architecture. Although the poet himself likely never visited this mansion, the spirit of the times is palpable in every element: the murals, the sculptural decoration, and the overall atmosphere of the space.

The evening will culminate in a concert in the Mirror Hall, featuring works by Mozart, Glinka, Tchaikovsky, and Rachmaninoff.

The music and lyrics will be accompanied by a multimedia projection: ancient paintings and works by contemporary artists will appear on the screen, depicting city landmarks associated with the name of A.S. Pushkin. In this unique journey to Pushkin's Petersburg, familiar cityscapes will appear as the poet saw them.

The author and host of the program is Natalia Varlamova, a winner of the "Alexander Nevsky" museum project competition.

Performers:

Anastasia Simanskaya (soprano)

Natalia Krivenok (mezzo-soprano)

Nikita Zherebnenko (baritone)

Natalia Kapustina (flute)

Alexander Vulla (guitar)

Natalia Varlamova (piano)

Evgeny Dyadyuk

The concert will be hosted by Natalia Varlamova

Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes without intermission

Tickets are sold at a single rate. There are no discounts.

Children aged 0 and over must purchase a full-price ticket.

All Tickets WITHOUT SERVICE FEE!