Thursday 21 January, 19:30

Larissa Dedova Piano & Maxim Rysanov Viola

Larissa Dedova and violist Maxim Rysanov present an evening devoted to the music of Franz Schubert. Their programme juxtaposes Schubert’s lyrical piano sonatas with the celebrated Arpeggione Sonata arranged for viola, exploring intimate dialogue, melancholy and soaring lyricism. Dedova’s clarity and coloristic touch complements Rysanov’s warm, singing tone, creating a chamber conversation rich in nuance and emotional depth. The recital highlights Schubert’s late harmonic surprises and timeless melodic lines.

Place de Neuve 5,
1204 Genève
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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