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The concert, which featured violinist Magdalena Gek and pianist Georgs Kjurdians, traditionally premiered new works commissioned by the Peter Vasks Foundation, including the opus by the sophisticated Latvian composer Santa Bush and Plato Buravick’s “Restoration of a Working Instrument”, as well as Jāzeps Vītols’ », Tālivalds Ķeniņa” 2nd Sonata for Violin and Piano (1978-1979) “, Maija Einfelde ‘s 2nd Sonata for Violin and Piano (1985) and Jānis Ķepītis'” Southern Sketches “.
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Also at the end of July and the beginning of August, a traditional art plein air took place, this time with four young artists Kristīne Rublovska, Kristīne Martinova, Kristīne Kligina and Henrihs Bināns, whose works can be seen in the castle, as well as a culinary master class led by financier Ilze Jurkāne. hostess Regina Deichmane, were introduced to Japanese cuisine.
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The concert was organized by the Pēteris Vasks Foundation in cooperation with Mazo Mežotne Castle, and all proceeds from concert tickets will be used to create commissioned works for Latvian composers to promote the development of contemporary Latvian chamber music.
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