Review: Sergej Krylov + Konstantin Shamray (Live at Yours)
Beginning with Krylov alone on a balcony, this is a spellbinding performance throughout.
Beginning with Krylov alone on a balcony, this is a spellbinding performance throughout.
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Two English 20th-century masterpieces in dynamic performances.
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Ahead of appearances across Australia, Sergej Krylov blazes in his WASO debut.