Dialogue of Light and Shadow
On December 15, the Terra Nova Concert Hall hosted the livestreamed concert "Variations of Light and Shadow." The event combined the live atmosphere of the hall with an online audience, allowing viewers from different cities and countries to become part of the musical evening.
The evening featured the brilliant pianist Ada Gorbunova, a laureate of international competitions, a graduate of the Moscow and Paris Conservatories, and a participant in prestigious festivals in Europe and the United States. Her performance is distinguished by a subtle sense of form, expressive dramaturgy, and a profound dialogue with the musical material.
The evening featured the brilliant pianist Ada Gorbunova, a laureate of international competitions, a graduate of the Moscow and Paris Conservatories, and a participant in prestigious festivals in Europe and the United States. Her performance is distinguished by a subtle sense of form, expressive dramaturgy, and a profound dialogue with the musical material.
The program included:
- Joseph Haydn
- Edward Haydn
- Maurice Ravel
- Franz Liszt
The musical program was structured as an exquisite journey between light and shadow—from classical clarity to romantic expression and rich emotional depth.
For the broadcast, the Terra Nova team conducted comprehensive technical preparation: they set up a multi-channel sound system, video recording, and lighting design, allowing them to accurately convey the acoustics of the hall and the atmosphere of a live performance.
For the broadcast, the Terra Nova team conducted comprehensive technical preparation: they set up a multi-channel sound system, video recording, and lighting design, allowing them to accurately convey the acoustics of the hall and the atmosphere of a live performance.
The concert was broadcast simultaneously on several platforms: YouTube, VK Video, and RUTube, expanding the hall's reach and making classical music accessible to a wider audience.
This evening marked an important milestone in the development of the Terra Nova Concert Hall as a contemporary cultural space, open to new formats and dialogue with the audience—both inside and outside.
This evening marked an important milestone in the development of the Terra Nova Concert Hall as a contemporary cultural space, open to new formats and dialogue with the audience—both inside and outside.
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223027, Republic of Belarus, Minsk region,
Minsk district, Kolodishchansky village council, 153,
Yukhnovka village area
223027, Republic of Belarus, Minsk region,
Minsk district, Kolodishchansky village council, 153,
Yukhnovka village area
from 9:00 to 18:00