
About this concert
5:00 PM GMT+1
PERFORMERS: Zachary Wilder (US/FR) — tenor, Eduardo Egüez (CH) — lute, Dmytro Kokoshynskyy (CH/UA) — harpsichord
AND YET THE PARALLELS SHALL MEET brings the broken music of the English Renaissance to the Lokremise in St. Gallen — songs of the late 16th and early 17th centuries by Dowland, Byrd, Bull, Coprario and Jones, sung with the harpsichord where the lute would normally accompany.
At the centre of the programme stands Maxim Shalygin's “Khôra” for solo harpsichord, written for Dmytro Kokoshynskyy in late 2025.
Doors 16:30. Tickets CHF 35, students CHF 15, Status S CHF 5.
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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
