POTSDAM, November 29. /Dunyo IA/. Renowned composer and pianist of Uzbekistan, Ulug‘bek Palvanov presented his next solo concert program to classical music enthusiasts at the Brandenburg Center in Potsdam, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

The concert program to classical music enthusiasts at the concert hall of the historic French Church in Potsdam, according to a correspondent from the Dunyo News Agency. The event was recognized as a significant cultural occasion in the city’s musical life.

The concert was held at the renowned concert hall of the French Church in Potsdam and was recognized as a major cultural event in the city’s musical calendar.

The Uzbek musician performed works by renowned figures of world music on a historic piano recently gifted to the French Church — a grand piano crafted at the famed “Bechstein” workshop in Berlin, boasting a rich history of nearly a century.

Celebrated for its delicate and multifaceted tonal qualities and resonant brilliance in European musical traditions, this historic instrument was performed for the first time in Europe by renowned pianist Ulug‘bek Palvanov, offering a profound sense of pride and delight to the music enthusiasts of Potsdam. The concert received coverage in Germany’s “Tagesspiegel” as well as in numerous local media outlets.

During the concert, Ulug‘bek Palvanov masterfully performed a repertoire spanning the works of Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Wohltemperiertes Klavier”, Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Appassionata”, Frédéric Chopin’s 1. Ballade, Sergei Rachmaninoff’s “Préludes”, and Franz Liszt’s “1. Mephisto-Walzer”. Executed with exquisite sensitivity, memorization, and remarkable precision, his performance was further enhanced by the sonorous and resonant acoustics of the French Church Concert Hall, which added an extraordinary depth and charm to each piece.

In his performance, our compatriot not only captivated the audience with his masterful interpretation but also fully showcased the technical and expressive capabilities of this historic antique piano, revealing its rich tonal nuances and emotional depth.

Ulug‘bek Palvanov received his formal musical education at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow. In recent years, he has been actively performing in Germany, presenting masterpieces of classical music alongside his own original compositions on prominent European stages.