Three different talents coming together to create something extraordinary – that is what you can expect from the new series featuring the art of Isaak Levitan, the music of Alexander Scriabin, and the performance of Maria Lettberg.
Isaak Levitan was a classical Russian landscape painter known for his realistic depictions of nature. Born on August 30, 1860, he is considered one of the greatest masters of realistic art in the late 19th century. Levitan’s paintings capture the beauty and tranquility of the Russian countryside, evoking a sense of peace and harmony with nature.
Alexander Scriabin, born on January 6, 1872, was a renowned Russian composer and pianist. He was a representative of Romanticism in music and was often referred to as a philosopher of music. Scriabin was ahead of his time, coming up with the concept of “light music” which combined light, color, and sound to create a multisensory experience for the audience.
Maria Lettberg, a Swedish pianist living in Berlin, is a recognized interpreter of Alexander Scriabin’s music. From a young age, she showed exceptional talent and passion for the piano, leading her to study at prestigious music conservatories in St. Petersburg and Stockholm. Lettberg’s performances are known for their depth and emotional resonance, capturing the essence of Scriabin’s compositions.
In this series, a total of 446 paintings by Isaak Levitan and 29 preludes by Alexander Scriabin will be showcased, accompanied by Maria Lettberg’s captivating performances. The combination of visual art, music, and live performance promises to be a unique and immersive experience for the audience.
Join us in exploring the beauty and depth of Isaak Levitan’s art, Alexander Scriabin’s music, and Maria Lettberg’s interpretations. Follow along as we delve into the world of these three talented individuals and discover the magic they create when their talents come together.
