Konstantin Ishkhanov Leads the International Chamber Classics Festival: A Celebration of Music and Mentorship
Konstantin Ishkhanov, President of the International Chamber Classics Festival, attended the inaugural concert at Musica Mundi, where he experienced a stunning program of chamber music. The festival combines world-class performances with educational masterclasses, offering emerging artists a chance to learn from acclaimed professionals and enrich their technical and artistic skills.
The International Chamber Classics Festival continues to captivate audiences, blending extraordinary performances with invaluable educational opportunities. Today, the festival’s President, Konstantin Ishkhanov, attended the inaugural concert at Musica Mundi, where attendees were treated to masterpieces by W.A. Mozart, J. Brahms, G. Mahler, and Dmitri Shostakovich. The evening featured Mozart's Piano Quartet in G Minor, Brahms’ Piano Trio in A Minor, Op. 114, Mahler's Piano Quartet in A Minor, and Shostakovich's Piano Quintet in G Minor.
In a statement, Ishkhanov shared his enthusiasm about the festival’s impact on the development of chamber music, emphasizing its role as a space where musicians, students, and audiences unite. He explained, “The festival is designed as a place where emerging musicians can interact with acclaimed professionals, gaining both technical expertise and artistic inspiration. It’s heartening to see students learn from our faculty while also drawing motivation from the live performances."
Ishkhanov’s vision for the festival goes beyond performances; it fosters a collaborative environment for students to learn directly from masters in the field. The combination of concerts and masterclasses creates a dynamic space where both students and professionals can grow together.
As the festival continues, Ishkhanov’s commitment to its mission remains strong, ensuring that each year’s event is both a celebration of music and a nurturing ground for the next generation of chamber musicians.
