You may know these composers — but not like this.Tchaikovsky is widely known in Britain as the composer of Eugene Onegin and Swan Lake, yet his songs remain a hidden treasure — intimate, direct and deeply personal.Mussorgsky, best known for Boris Godunov — a regular feature of the Royal Opera House repertoire — reveals another side in his iconic Songs and Dances of Death. Often heard with orchestra, it is presented here in its original piano version — allowing the singer greater expressive freedom, as each song unfolds as a vivid dramatic scene.Rachmaninoff, one of the most celebrated pianists and composers of 20th century, is widely known for his piano concertos. His songs, however, reveal a more intimate voice — lyrical, direct and deeply expressive.Performed by Efim Zavalny (baritone) and Rebekka Magomedova (piano) — former artists of the Mariinsky Theatre, now based in the UK.The concert lasts approximately 60 minutes. The music is performed in the original language, with English translations provided throughout.