Kiryl Keduk made his debut as a soloist with the National Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra in Minsk at the age of ten. At the Kissinger KlavierOlymp, he won both First Prize and the Audience Prize and has performed at Steinway Hall in New York, the Pierre Boulez Saal in Berlin, and in Tokyo.

Artem Yasynskyy, a prize winner at the Sydney International Piano Competition and gold medalist at the Cincinnati World Piano Competition, combines an international concert career with a distinctive artistic style. He has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Berlin Philharmonie, and the Laeiszhalle in Hamburg, and teaches at the University of the Arts in Bremen.

In the first part, both pianists explore Rachmaninoff’s solo universe with preludes, etude-like pieces, character pieces, and moments of musical introspection. Afterward, their two voices converge on two grand pianos: in Suite No. 2 for Two Pianos, Op. 17, a work brimming with rhythmic power, shimmering waltz-like movement, and passionate intensity.

An evening for everyone who wants not only to hear Rachmaninoff but to experience him in all his sonic grandeur.