Musical Rarities. Evening One

Musical Rarities. Evening One

The idea for a concert series called "Inner Circle" was suggested to me by you, our beloved listeners. It so happens that lately, during our Philharmonic concerts, we often find ourselves very close to one another. "Close" in the literal sense of the word—when there are more people wanting to spend the evening with us than there are seats in the hall, the audience chairs are right on the stage, right next to us, among us. And our understandable hesitation (will it be comfortable?... Will we disturb?... Will they disturb us?) gradually gave way to genuine joy when you, our listeners, shared your impressions. It turned out that many of you are interested in precisely this—watching us, seeing our eyes, witnessing our wordless, yet all the more sincere, communication; being part of that very "inner circle" in which we create our shared music. And then I thought: it's time we got to know each other better. Even better.

What could be more frank than a confidential conversation? Only chamber music. What is most valuable in chamber music? The frankness of a confidential conversation.

So, we will meet in the 2026/2027 concert season in the tiny, homely hall of the Kochneva House. Eye to eye. Within our shared inner circle.

Sincerely yours, Ilya Ioff

Program:

L. V. Beethoven — Sonata No. 7 for Violin and Piano

J. Xenakis — Dhipli Zyia for Violin and Cello

R. Glière — Duets for Two Violins, Op. 39

Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes without intermission

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