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Asta KRIK\u0160\u010cI\u016aNAIT\u0116 (soprano)
\nMilda UMBRUSEVI\u010cI\u016aT\u0116 (piano)
\nGleb PY\u0160NIAK (cello)<\/p>\n
Voice, cello, and piano meet in this concert as three equal storytellers. Each has its own timbre, its own breath, and its own inner language. Sometimes they merge into a single musical fabric, sometimes they contrast, and sometimes they only softly complement what can no longer be expressed in words.<\/p>\n
The axis of this program is the human voice in the broadest sense: not just singing, but an inner monologue, a whisper of memory, the peace of a lullaby, the pain of an elegy, a mask of irony, and a confession full of longing. Here, music speaks of what is fragile, personal, and difficult to define \u2014 love, loss, waiting, loneliness, tenderness, and the human need to be heard.<\/p>\n
The program features music by Andr\u00e9 Previn, Joseph Achron, Nadia Boulanger, Jules Massenet, and Kurt Weill. It is a journey from wordless vocalise to theatrical song, from the gentleness of a lullaby to the longing of an elegy, from an intimate chamber dialogue to a striking stage character.<\/p>\n
This multi-layered program will be performed by soprano Asta Krik\u0161\u010di\u016bnait\u0117, pianist Milda Umbrusevi\u010di\u016bt\u0117, and cellist Gleb Py\u0161niak. They are united by subtle ensemble listening, musical maturity, and the ability to create a story where every sound becomes meaningful.<\/p>\n