A Celebration of Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov
Location: Russian Cultural Centre at 1825 Phelps Place, NW; Washington, D.C.
In honor of the 120th anniversary of Tschaikovsky's death and the 140th anniversary of Rachmaninov's birth, the Kennan Institute is co-hosting a celebration in music. This event features remarks by Fulbright-Kennan Institute Scholar and Associate Professor, International Relations, Samara State University, Alexander Okun, about the significance of Russian-American cultural relations for the mutual understanding and cultural development of both nations.
Opening Remarks:
William Pomeranz, Acting Director, Kennan Institute
Alexander Okun, Fulbright-Kennan Institute Scholar, Kennan Institute
Performers:
Susana Poretsky, mezzo-soprano
Grigory Soloviov, bass
Vera Danchenko-Stern, piano
RSVP required to Joseph Dresen (joseph.dresen@wilsoncenter.org). UPDATE (1/29/2013): This event is currently at capacity.
Cosponsored by the Russian Cultural Center and the Russian Chamber Arts Society.
Speakers
Associate Professor, International Relations, Samara State University
Hosted By
Kennan Institute
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