Projects Available for concert series, festivals and cultural venues
Fantasia
A Piano Recital by Ketevan Sharumashvili
C.P.E. Bach · Beethoven · Liszt · Scriabin · Valentin Silvestrov
A recital built around the idea of fantasia — freedom, imagination and the transformation of musical form.
Ketevan Sharumashvili brings together five composers from very different musical worlds, tracing the idea of fantasy across more than three centuries.
The repertoire is united less by period than by an attitude towards the piano: as a space for invention, transformation and personal expression.
The programme forms the basis of Sharumashvili’s recent recording Fantasia, while also allowing for further repertoire to be considered around the same artistic theme.
Brahms & Schumann
Piano Quintets by Two Masters of Romanticism
Matangi Quartet & Ketevan Sharumashvili
A meeting of five exceptional musicians in two of the most powerful and beloved works of the Romantic chamber-music repertoire.
Repertoire
- Robert Schumann — Piano Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 44
- Johannes Brahms — Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34
Details
- Instrumentation: Piano + String Quartet
- Duration: approx. 80–90 minutes (with interval)
- Flexible programme length available
The Matangi Quartet, one of the Netherlands’ most established chamber ensembles, joins Georgian pianist Ketevan Sharumashvili for a programme that combines the warmth of the string quartet with the orchestral power of the piano.
Available for selected concert series, festivals and chamber-music programmes across Europe.
Haydn · Schubert · Mendelssohn
A Piano Trio Across the Classical and Romantic Worlds
Timora Rosler · Lisanne Soeterbroek · Ketevan Sharumashvili
Three accomplished musicians in a programme shaped by contrast, colour and close musical interplay — moving from the elegance of Haydn to the intimacy of Schubert and the lyricism of Mendelssohn.
Details
- Instrumentation: Violin, Cello, Piano
- Duration: 70–85 minutes (adaptable)
- Repertoire can be extended or tailored to the character of the series
Available for concert series, festivals and chamber-music programmes across Europe.
Familieconcert - Mozart en zijn magische melodieën
Deze voorstelling gebruikt het verhaal over het leven van Mozart en zijn muziek, bijvoorbeeld uit de opera Die Zauberflöte als uitgangspunt om kinderen te laten ontdekken hoe nieuwsgierigheid, aandacht en creativiteit kunnen uitgroeien tot talent.
Door een combinatie van verteltheater, live viool- en pianomuziek en zang ervaren kinderen hoe luisteren, verbeelden en doorzetten een belangrijke rol spelen in persoonlijke ontwikkeling. De voorstelling stimuleert concentratie, creatief denken, culturele bewustwording en emotionele expressie op een manier die aansluit bij de belevingswereld van kinderen.
Mozart staat daarbij niet alleen symbool voor muzikaal talent, maar vooral voor de kracht van nieuwsgierigheid: de motor achter leren, ontdekken en groeien.
Come to your senses
A Sensory Journey of Music and Science
Ketevan Sharumashvili (piano) & Prof. dr. ir. Jaap Seidell (VU Amsterdam)
An evening of music, science and wonder. Classical music meets conscious sensory experience in a unique collaboration that explores how music and the senses influence mental and physical wellbeing.
Not a traditional lecture or concert, but a multi-sensory experience combining live piano performance, tasting, storytelling and scientific insight.
Details
- Duration: approx. 90 minutes
- Format: Cross-disciplinary / theatre-college style
- Language: Dutch (English possible)
- Ideal for cultural venues, universities, festivals and special series
Ready to book or discuss a custom programme?
We are happy to adapt formats, lengths and repertoire to the needs of your venue or series.
Röntgen · Françaix · Ewazen
Clarinet, Viola & Piano
Levan Tskhadadze — clarinet
Annemarie Konijnenburg — viola
Ketevan Sharumashvili — piano
A captivating chamber programme of intimacy, virtuosity and unexpected contrasts — from the lyrical world of Julius Röntgen through the elegance of Jean Françaix to the vibrant energy of Eric Ewazen.
Details
- Instrumentation: Clarinet, Viola, Piano
- Duration: 70–85 minutes
- Rich palette of colour and character
Strauss & Beethoven
Violin and Piano
Lisanne Soeterbroek — violin
Ketevan Sharumashvili — piano
A recital that places violin and piano in equal conversation — from the dramatic intensity of Beethoven to the expansive lyricism of Strauss.
Repertoire
- Ludwig van Beethoven — Violin Sonata No. 7 in C minor, Op. 30 No. 2
- Richard Strauss — Violin Sonata in E-flat major, Op. 18
Details
- Instrumentation: Violin & Piano
- Duration: 70–85 minutes
- Programme can be expanded with additional repertoire
Available for recital series, festivals and chamber-music programmes across Europe.