Painting by Isaak Levitan (446 paintings) to preludes by Alexander Scriabin (29 preludes) performed by Maria Lettberg.
Three different talents connected make something special. We are launching a new series featuring visuals of Isaak Levitan’s art and Alexander Skriabin’s music performed by Maria Lettberg. A total of 446 paintings and 29 preludes will be brought to your attention in the series.
Isaak Levitan (August 30, 1860 – August 4, 1900)
Classical Russian landscape painter and draftsman, one of the greatest and most prolific masters of realistic art of the second half of the XIX century.
Alexander Skriabin (January 6, 1872-April 27, 1915)
Famous Russian composer and pianist, a representative of Romanticism in music. He was called a philosopher of music. Alexander Skriabin was the first to come up with the concept of “light music”, combining light, color and sound and visualizing melody with color.
Maria Lettberg (born October 28, 1970) is a Swedish pianist living in Berlin.
At the age of seven Maria began playing the piano, her extraordinary musical talent was early noticed and encouraged. After graduating from the St. Petersburg Conservatory, she continued her studies at the Royal High School of Music in Stockholm.
Maria Lettberg is a recognized interpreter of Alexander Scriabin.
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In this special collaboration between visual art and music, audiences will be able to experience the combined talents of Isaak Levitan, Alexander Scriabin, and Maria Lettberg. The series promises to bring a unique and enchanting experience to all who partake in it.
