Pianist

Discover the dramatic origin story of two of Russia’s most compelling musical voices — Sergei Rachmaninoff and Alexander Scriabin. Though classmates at the Moscow Conservatory, their lives and legacies took vastly different paths, each developing a distinct artistic voice that shaped the course of modern music. In this immersive multimedia presentation, pianist Konstantin Soukhovetski explores the composers’ intertwined history through storytelling, historical footage and live performance. The program features beloved and lesser-known works, including Rachmaninoff’s Prelude in C-sharp minor, Melodie and Polichinelle, alongside Scriabin’s Étude in C-sharp minor, Nocturne and more. Illuminating and emotionally rich, this unique program offers a fresh look at two giants of the Romantic Era.

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Rachmaninoff & Scriabin

Learn about the birth of musical theater in Baroque Florence and trace its fascinating evolution all the way to the stages of Broadway. This immersive and entertaining performance blends storytelling, multimedia and live music, featuring pianist Konstantin Soukhovetski’s original arrangements of works by Handel, Massenet, Puccini and Andrew Lloyd Webber. With engaging anecdotes and a dynamic presentation, this one-of-a-kind performance offers a fresh perspective on the history of musical theater. A must-see for musical theater lovers and anyone curious about this beloved art form!

(R)evolution of Opera

We will feature a variety of loveable and iconic movie music, from pieces that were written for the Silver Screen and great classical music that made its way there on its own merits. We are thrilled to welcome back Konstantin Soukhovetski on piano, performing everyone’s favorite, Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, celebrating the 100 year anniversary of this famous composition. Konstantin will further delight us with a movement from his first symphony, Once Upon a Spring.

Masterworks I: A Night at the Movies

Placer High School Theater

2019 Innovation Award Winner from the Music Academy Of The West, Konstantin has a singular artistic voice that communicates with and engages audiences worldwide. Konstantin’s creative output continuously innovates, frequently involving multidisciplinary projects with dance and film.

Konstantin Soukhovetski

St Leo Catholic Church

The Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra celebrates its 25th Anniversary with a program of cinematic grandeur, virtuosity, and celebration. Korngold’s thrilling Captain Blood Overture and Verdi’s dramatic I Vespri Siciliani frame Franz Liszt’s dazzling Totentanz, featuring acclaimed pianist Konstantin Soukhovetski, before Johann Strauss II’s sparkling Die Fledermaus Overture brings the celebration to a jubilant close.

Pianist

Konstantin Soukhovetski

Events

Upcoming events

Nov 22, 2026

25th Anniversary Concert · Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra

Past events

Aug 13, 2025

Rachmaninoff & Scriabin · Artis—Naples

Jul 16, 2025

(R)evolution of Opera · Artis—Naples

Future and recently performed repertoire

Piano in Totentanz by Liszt

Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra

Piano in Prelude in C-sharp minor by Rachmaninoff

Artis—Naples

Piano in La bohème by Puccini

Artis—Naples

Piano in Manon by Massenet

Artis—Naples

Piano in The Phantom of the Opera by Webber

Artis—Naples

Piano in Giulio Cesare by Handel

Artis—Naples

Piano in Étude in C-sharp minor by Scriabin

Artis—Naples

Piano in Poème tragique by Scriabin

Artis—Naples

Piano in Polichinelle by Rachmaninoff

Artis—Naples

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