Ukranian Parisienne Natacha Kudritskaya broke through internationally in 2012 with her critically acclamed debut CD with piano works by the great French baroque maestro Jean-Philippe Rameau. A choice from his uniquely original, playful and whimsical oeuvre cannot remain absent during her recital on 2 February 2019.

Additionally, Kudritskaya will play music from three compatriots and fellow maestros of Rameau, albeit from the twentieth century. All three clearly admired their colleague from the eighteenth century. From Claude Debussy, you will hear the famous Claire de lune, as well as two of his Préludes. Maurice Ravel is represented with the emotional Pavane pour une infante defunte. Of dadaïst Erik Satie, Kudritskaya will play beautiful, and from time to time extremely humourous, works, including the Pièces froides and the widely beloved Six Gnossiennes.

Kudritskaya will play beautiful, and from time to time extremely humourous, works, including the Pièces froides and the widely beloved Six Gnossiennes.