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Few cellists have as much schwung and charisma on stage as Anastasia Kobekina. But even more important is her intense play and unprecedented perfection. Anastasia shows these qualities in three masterpieces from the cello repertoire. You probably recognize the beginning of Bach's First Cellosuite, because you regularly hear it passing by in films and commercials. With Chopin's Cello Sonata, Anastasia touches the heart of romance. The music sounds like Chopin is personally pouring out his heart to you. With his First Cello Sonata, Beethoven wrote the first piece in which cello and piano play an equal role

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Technical perfection and lilting melodies: these are just a few words from the international press that describe Anna Vinnitskaya's wonderful playing. This masterly pianist can rarely be heard as a soloist in the Netherlands. That is why it is extra special that she can be heard in the Edesche Concert Hall. Anna makes an impression with the narrative Ballads by Brahms and the atmospheric Arabesque by Schumann. Chopin's Second Piano Sonata, with the world-famous Weeping March, is recognizable from the first note. They are all pieces that seem to have been made for the Bösendorfer Imperial. Anna Vinnitskaya is looking forward to it: "The basses on this wing are so deep!"

Largest, annual fair for visually impaired people and professionals. We focus on increasing participation and like to show what possibilities there are in the world of low-vision.