For our concert evening on the grand piano, we were once again able to win over the great pianist Andrei Gologan.

The young musician Andrei Gologan is now one of the world's elite concert pianists. It is of course a great honor for us that he will be visiting our small cultural venue again. Hearing and seeing him up close will be a unique experience that we are very much looking forward to.

Andrei Gologan will be playing Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" and Mozart's Piano Sonata KKV 332, both works at our request.

The "Moonlight Sonata" is so popular that hardly any pianist wants to perform it any more. But we don't want to do without it at Vögelinsegg. Because it opens the door to Romanticism. The emotional rhetoric and the contrasting movements are new in it, something that was previously unknown in classical music. Andrei Gologan seems to have written this sonata with "heart, head and hand". He is praised for his unique lyrical touch, which brings back memories of the great Mauricio Pollini.

Before the interval, Andrei Gologan will play the Sonata 332 by W.A. Mozart. This work shines with its musical and humorous subtleties, which will bubble away at breathtaking speed under Andrei Gologan's virtuoso fingers.


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