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About this concert
6:30 PM GMT+2
Harpsichordist Dmytro Kokoshynskyy brings his programme "Music for These Troubled Times" to the third edition of Festival Le Rose, in the Galleria on the first floor of Villa Togni in Gussago. The concert pairs English melancholy of the 15th–17th centuries — Bull, Gibbons, Byrd and Tallis — interspersed with works by Froberger, alongside Maxim Shalygin’s KHÔRA (2025) for solo harpsichord.
Written specially for this project, Shalygin’s piece serves as a bridge connecting the modern world with the 16th and 17th centuries, highlighting music’s timeless power as a remedy in difficult, uncertain times.
Tickets €15 (reduced €10 for under 30 / over 65), including same-day access to the villa gardens. Sales via Vivaticket and at the box office on the evening of the concert.
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Artist bio
Maxim Shalygin, a Ukrainian-Dutch composer based in The Hague, is regarded as a unique and bold voice in today’s Dutch music scene. His work is praised for its intensity, emotional depth, and spiritual expressiveness. Since receiving early recognition at the Gaudeamus Festival and participating in Lars von Trier’s Gesamt project, Shalygin has steadily gained attention across Europe.
Read MoreHometown: Den Haag, Netherlands
