And to conclude, a grand finale that brings the protagonist of this festival, Rachmaninoff, back into the embrace of the great Romantic and late-Romantic repertoire, where he finds himself in the delightful company of the kindred spirits closest to him—in this case, the Bohemians Mahler and Dvořák.
A place suspended in time, where history, charm and tradition meet the spirit of the contemporary. A place where possibilities become infinite, like memories. The…
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