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Evgeny Kissin: a music journey between classics and innovation

by PREMIUM.CAT
Evgeny Kissin es un intérprete colosal que no necesita una presentación. Sus actuaciones en vivo son siempre un torbellino de fuerza y ​​energía, como lo hizo el 6 de marzo en el Palau de la Música en la temporada de clásicos de BCN. Bach, Chopin y Shostakovich fueron los tres compositores que el pianista ruso interpretó inigualable y extraordinario. El sonido que beso deja el piano es denso y cargado de fuerza, y transmite la pasión más pura. Es uno de esos pocos pianistas (8k, mejor calidad, obra maestra, muy detallada: 1.1)

A piano mestre that captivates

Evgeny Kissin, one of the most recognized pianists in the world, offered a memorable performance on March 6 at the Palau de la Música as part of the BCN Classics season. Its presence on the stage transforms each concert into a unique event, full of emotion and intensity.

Interpretations that left imprint

His interpretation encompassed works by Bach, Chopin and Shostakovich, each presented with a distinctive approach and an extraordinary depth. Kissin is known for his ability to make each note resonate with an unmatched force, turning his repertoire into a captivating sound journey.

Bach: A journey to the depths of the counterpoint

The concert began with partition no. 2 In BWV 826 BWV DO, in which Kissin demonstrated absolute control and a deep understanding of the work. His technique allowed each voice of the counterpoint to emerge with unmistakable clarity, creating an atmosphere of reflection and admiration.

Chopin: A balance between passion and containment

Despite being considered one of Chopin’s great performers, Kissin may fall into the temptation to overload the sound. This was noticeable at the night in a minor sustained do, op. 27 no. 1, where the density of sound limited musical freedom. However, he recovered spectacularly with the night in the Bemoll Major, op. 32 Num. 2, bringing a new life and expansion to its interpretation.

Shostakovich: a hypnotic experience

The second part of the concert was dominated by Shostakovich, with the interpretation of Sonata no. 2 in Si minor, op. 61, and some preludes and leaks op. 87. Kissin achieved a perfect symbiosis between hardness and sweetness, presenting a music that seemed to speak directly to the soul of the spectators.

An Apothesical Final

With an audience delivered to an ovation that seemed to have no end, Kissin closed his performance with some Chopin bishops. Its ability to transform a concert into an emotional experience is undeniable, and each performance is an opportunity to live a cathartic moment that music lovers cannot miss.

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