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Anna Vinnitskaya, a very young winner of the Jaén Prize, who later triumphed at the Queen Elisabeth Prize in Brussels, had surprisingly never performed in Madrid. Her debut recital traces some of the recurring themes of her career. It begins with the protean Ravel, capable of giving his best while appearing as a neoclassicist (Sonatina), a decadent symbolist (Pavane for a Dead Princess), or an impressionist (Jeux d'eau). She continues with Scriabin's Sonata No. 3, a work still bound to a classical formal structure, but for which the composer devised a program that explored the states of the soul. The introspective, melancholic, and serene Brahms of Op. 117 serves as a restorative journey to the intensely virtuosic Rachmaninoff of the Variations on Corelli's popular Folía.

Presentation in Madrid. Debut concert.

Program

Maurice Ravel: Sonatina

Pavane for a Dead Princess

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Aleksandr Skriabin: Piano Sonata No. 3 in F sharp minor, Op. 23

Johannes Brahms: Three Intermezzi op. 117

Sergei Rachmaninoff: Variations on a Theme by Corelli, Op. 42

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