Friday 27 November, 20:00

Two Pianos for Three Pianists

Three pianists—Denis Kozhukhin and the duo OXY MORE (Philippe Boaron and Dinu Mihailescu)—share the stage in a continuous musical dialogue that blurs performer and spectator. Works are staged as a chiaroscuro journey, with the musicians remaining visible throughout, alternating between concentrated virtuosity and intimate gestures. The program moves between older and contemporary repertoire, inviting quiet reverie and dramatic contrast. The performance highlights Kozhukhin’s prize-winning virtuosity and OXY MORE’s continuity-driven approach.

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

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