Yevgeny Sudbin live in Reims

Experience Yevgeny Sudbin live on July 2nd

Yevgeny Sudbin is a Russian classical pianist recognized for his poetic interpretations and technically assured performances. His repertoire spans a broad range, from early Beethoven to 20th-century composers like Prokofiev and Rachmaninoff, often noted for its nuanced phrasing and expressive depth. Sudbin frequently performs solo recitals and with leading orchestras internationally, and is known for his insightful programming choices.

The concert will take place at the Musée Saint-Rémi: Cloître in Reims, France. This museum is housed within the former Benedictine abbey of Saint-Rémi, founded in the 11th century and closely linked to the history of the Frankish monarchy; it was a significant site for royal baptisms, including that of Clovis I. The *cloître* (cloister) itself dates primarily from the 12th and 13th centuries, representing a prime example of Gothic architecture in the Champagne region.

The museum’s collections focus on the history of Reims and the abbey, encompassing archaeological finds, medieval sculptures, tapestries, and religious art. The setting provides a historically rich and acoustically unique space for musical performance due to its architectural features and age.