Dances in Dreams and Reality
May
9

Dances in Dreams and Reality

Palanga Kurhaus, Alley of Counts Tiškevičius 1, Palanga, Lithuania
Friday, 19:00
Event is over: 2025-05-09
Event is expired

Event information

We invite you to a unique evening where every melody is an invitation to dance.


The concert will feature melodies by composers from various countries, performed by Latvian cello virtuoso Kirils Varjašs and pianist Tatjana Čigorskaja.

Kirils Varjašs – a cellist who has been actively reviving and refining the old school of performance art for the past ten years.
Tatjana Čigorskaja – a Latvian pianist, concertmaster, educator, arranger, and author of music lectures and courses for children.

Energetic Spanish dances will make your heart beat in rhythm with the castanets. Bartók’s Romanian folk melodies and Brahms' Hungarian Dances, full of passion and fire, will reveal the soul of Gypsy musicians and the rich musical heritage of Hungary.

The second part of the evening is dedicated entirely to tango! Astor Piazzolla will open the world of tango in all its diversity – from the deeply emotional Adiós Nonino to the vibrant and passionate Libertango.

Important information

To purchase more than 10 tickets, contact info@kakava.lt
Door opens before: 6:45 PM
Duration: 1 h 40 min
Breaks: none
Children are admitted free of charge: no
Age of consent: none
Discounts: none

About performer

Kirill Varyash (Varjas) is a Hungarian-born cellist currently residing in Riga, Latvia. With a lifelong passion for music, Varyash began his musical journey at the tender age of five, initially exploring the piano before discovering his true love for the cello at seven.

About event organizer

Kirill Alekszandrovics Varjas, Asmuo

Morica iela 22, Riga, Latvija
Email: celloforteduet@gmail.com
Phone no.: +37129358405

The Ticket seller (kakava.lt) operates as a disclosed agent. Responsibility for the event and its quality is borne by the event organiser. The organiser makes decision regarding the refunding arrangements in case of cancellation or postponement of the event.