About event
On November 28, the State Academic Capella of St. Petersburg will host a grand musical event — Mikhail Pavaliy's concert "Bach, Vierne, Widor". This evening will be the second concert of the Sixth Subscription "Classical Organ", which will immerse listeners in the world of majestic and spiritual music.
Mikhail Pavaliy is an outstanding organist whose career began with lessons from the famous Evgenia Lisitsyna. In 1990, he graduated from the Leningrad Conservatory in the organ class of Honored Artist of Russia, Professor Nina Oksentyan, becoming the first graduate in the special organ class in the entire history of the conservatory of the Northern capital. Since 1994, Mikhail has been the chief organist and organ keeper in Krasnodar, as well as the organist of the Organ and Chamber Music Hall in Sochi.
This evening, Mikhail Pavaliy will perform works by three great composers: Johann Sebastian Bach, Louis Vierne and Charles-Marie Widor. Bach's music is filled with depth and spirituality, it seems to appeal to eternity, evoking the most sincere emotions in listeners. Vierne, with his exquisite and complex compositions, will reveal to you the entire palette of organ sound. And Widor, known for his grandiose symphonies for organ, will add power and grandeur to the concert.
This concert is a unique opportunity to enjoy a live performance of world masterpieces within the historic walls of the State Academic Capella, which in itself is a symbol of the musical art of St. Petersburg. Don't miss your chance to become part of this unforgettable event and experience the beauty and power of organ music.
You can buy tickets on our website now. Don't put it off - the number of seats is limited! By purchasing a ticket on our website, you will secure yourself a place at this amazing concert and will be able to fully enjoy the skill of Mikhail Pavaliy and the grandeur of organ music.
Come to the State Academic Capella of St. Petersburg on November 28 for Mikhail Pavaliy's concert "Bach, Vierne, Widor" and immerse yourself in the world of classical music that will not leave any listener indifferent.