Piano four-hands, Two Pianos recital named “Fidan”, as a part of the season 2022/2023 at the Philharmonic Hall in Skopje.

Experience an extraordinary evening of piano mastery as two talented pianists come together for a captivating recital featuring a stunning repertoire of music by renowned composers. The stage is set for a mesmerizing performance that will transport you to new heights of musical enchantment, as the pianos come alive with the vibrant compositions of Bach/Kurtag, Saint Saëns, Piazzolla, and Rachmaninoff.

Piano Four-Hands, Two Pianos Recital at Filharmonija with Mimoza Keka and Jovana Trajcheva

The recital features a stunning repertoire of music by renowned composers and their vibrant compositions. You will hear the musical masterpieces by Bach/Kurtág, Saint Saëns, Saint Saëns/Debussy, Piazzolla, Milhaud and Rachmaninoff. The recital starts with the beautiful melody of Bach’s Cantata no. 106 and continues with Rachmaninoff’s “Six Morceaux,” a collection of exquisite pieces showcasing the composer’s emotional depth. The program then takes a mesmerizing turn with Piazzolla’s “Adios Nonino”. Then, the melody weaves its way through the passages of “Danse Macabre” by Saint Saëns and Saint Saëns’ “Introduction et rondo capriccioso” transcribed for two pianos by Debussy. The exciting Programme for Piano Four-Hands and Two Pianos includes “Scaramouche” by Darius Milhaud. With the three movements of “Scaramouche,” each with its own distinct character, the audience will have the opportunity to experience the compelling energy of the first movement to the tender and introspective melodies of the second, and finally culminating in the exuberant finale called “Brazileira”.
The program promises to be a musical journey filled with enchantment and exploration.

Throughout the recital, the two pianists demonstrate an extraordinary level of synchronization and chemistry, their hands dancing across the keys in perfect unison during the piano four hands performances. The seamless coordination and mutual understanding between the performers create a captivating musical dialogue, enriching each piece with nuance and depth.