"Sounding canvases. Henri Russo and Van Gogh. Organ + guitar"

Saturday July 16, 9 p.m.

A true artist always creates his own, unlike any other world - by doing this in the space of his canvases. This world is all the more surprising, the more relaxed the imagination of the painter. The lack of fear of being “not like everyone else” is a rare gift. But it was he who allowed Van Gong to become the standard of genius, admiring numerous fans around the world. Such courage was also characteristic of Henri Rousseau, an artist who dared to write “primitively”. That’s just this primitiveness - philosophically deep, artistically justified. This is simplicity that is immeasurably more complex than the many seeming “complexities” and “correctness”. Paradoxicality is characteristic of geniuses. The harmony of the guitar and the organ is also surprising and unexpected. But, as it seems to us, it is it that most closely matches the space of Van Gogh and Russo’s paintings.

Laureates of international competitions

Yuri Nugmanov guitar

Olga Kemova organ

Program: A. Vivaldi, I. S. Bach, I. Albenis, H. Rodrigo, A. Piazzolla