A musical-literary performance by Leonid Kanevsky and Basinia Shulman. The date and venue are not specified in the description.
A Musical Historical-Literary Mystery: Two Investigations in One Performance
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Leonid Kanevsky is a legendary theater and film actor whose name, voice, and unmistakable storytelling style have long been familiar to millions of viewers. A significant part of his artistic career is connected with Israel: in 1990, Kanevsky arrived in Israel and became one of the artists who stood at the origins of Gesher Theatre. On its stage, he played a whole gallery of roles in productions including The Idiot, Adam — Son of a Bitch, The Little Village, The City: Odessa Stories, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Slave, and others.
Basinia Shulman is a virtuoso pianist and laureate of international competitions who has performed at prestigious concert venues across Europe and around the world. Her creative partners have included Yuri Bashmet, Vadim Repin, Eduard Artemyev, Boris Berezovsky, and other outstanding musicians. She is the author and creator of musical-theatrical projects that combine music, literature, and dramatic art.
The incomparable talent and charisma of Leonid Kanevsky and the virtuoso mastery of pianist Basinia Shulman come together in the original project The Investigation Continues…
The audience is invited to immerse itself in a two-part exploration of the mysteries of history and the human soul.
A musical historical multimedia production based on a mysterious episode from the life of Maria Yudina, the brilliant pianist of the 20th century. At the height of the war, a single record featuring Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23 was recorded overnight—exclusively for Joseph Stalin. This recording set off a chain of events with truly mystical consequences…
Leonid Kanevsky and Basinia Shulman will reveal archival pages from the past, while the great music of Mozart, Bach, Shostakovich, and Prokofiev will help uncover the true causes of what happened and shed light on the facts.
This time, the case materials include human weaknesses and oddities, curious circumstances, serious feelings, and unexpected actions that are not subject to a statute of limitations.
Leonid Kanevsky and Basinia Shulman will conduct their own literary-musical investigation based on humorous stories by Anton Chekhov, Nadezhda Teffi, and Yevgeny Petrov: what lies behind funny words and situations, why we recognize ourselves in their characters decades later, and what truly makes us laugh.
The spoken word will serve as testimony, music will be the key to the solution, and subtle humor will help uncover what the characters sometimes try to hide even from themselves. And this investigation never ends…
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