Yesterday, the visitors of the festival had the opportunity to experience three bright, musical events – a concert “LNSO and Tchaikovsky” with Russian-Lithuanian pianist Lukas Gennash, a concert “LNSO and Raimonds Pauls” with the participation of a maestro, as well as Elmars Senkovs’ musical performance for teenagers “Otello”.
In the concert “LNSO and Tchaikovsky”, the LNSO in collaboration with the musicians of the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra and the Estonian State Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Andris Poga, performed Peter Tchaikovsky’s fantasy jury “Romeo and Juliet”.
Tchaikovsky’s popular First Piano Concerto with a solo by the world-renowned pianist Lukas Genesh was also performed. The pianist of Russian-Lithuanian origin Luks Genshu was born in Moscow into an outstanding family of musicians. He is a laureate of several prestigious international competitions, especially a silver medal at the 2015 Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow and the 2010 International Chopin Competition.
The youngest visitors of the festival were delighted by the performance “Otello” by director Elmars Senkovs. The musical show for teenagers is designed to introduce young people to the events of William Shakespeare’s famous play through the objects around us – in everyday life, in everyday life or in certain life situations. The author of the music of the performance is Ernests Mediņš.
At the end of the second day of the festival, the audience met with maestro Raimonds Pauls. The musical meeting took place in the sounds of the miniature cycle “Night Butterflies”, which was transformed from a piano solo orchestra by the talented composer Jēkabs Jančevskis. Alongside this gentle and enchanting cycle of night refreshment and mysticism – the splendor of Hollywood with music that symbolizes truly American glamor, elegance and the golden classics of cinema
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