What might Rameau and Scarlatti have said to one another had they shared the same harpsichord? And what kind of musical dialogue might have emerged between Kuhnau and the young Bach?
These questions lie at the heart of Dialogues from the Past, the recital in which Ukrainian harpsichordist Dmytro Kokoshynskyy imagines unexpected encounters across time, creating a programme that brings together composers connected by affinities, influences, and striking musical resonances.
Kokoshynskyy invites us on his own journey through history, reimagining the repertoire as it was approached during the early twentieth-century revival of the harpsichord. By assembling new suites from existing works, he allows each piece to illuminate the next, revealing fresh perspectives and hidden connections.
An invitation to experience early music not as a relic of the past, but as a living art—one that still has the power to surprise us today.
