They say you need two to tango. However this time it’ll be performed by three, begging the question – why Tango N? According to the musicians, the tango is more than just a passion-filled dance. It is yet to be known, appreciated and unveiled... It contains inner struggles, nostalgia, unfulfilled dreams and untold desires. So the enticement of dizzying melodies can just as quickly turn to deep dramatism, all without warning.

This is the image of the tango the Kaunas Piano Trio are set to share with their audiences. They are a collective Lithuanian and foreign audiences are perfectly familiar with, especially admired for the conceptual nature of their programmes, the variety of their repertoire, and their determination not to take the easy road.

With their musical sounds the trio will deliver you straight to the streets of the Argentine capital. But how you’ll feel there and whether you’ll find the answer to your N is all up to you... Intriguing, isn’t it!

Programme features A. Piazzolla, E. Colon, L. Boulanger and others

About concert series Christopher's Picnics

Christopher’s Picnics are cosy evenings at the Bernardine Gardens, where music has been returned to its historic place. It was precisely here, in the 19th century, that military orchestra melodies resonated through the park grounds, there was a summer outdoor theatre and Vilnius locals would gather to relax in the shade of the trees. Christopher’s Picnics invite the public to continue this tradition anew – in a cosy, stylish, informal way.

In cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland and the Polish Institute, this year’s concert cycle is dedicated to mark the 5th anniversary of the Lublin Triangle: the alliance of Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine, whose aim is to secure sustainable cooperation between these countries as well as support for Ukraine, seeking its fully-fledged membership in the European Union and NATO.

This will be one of the Christopher Festival’s Dialogues, inviting you to experience unity between countries through music.

They say you need two to tango. However this time it’ll be performed by three, begging the question – why Tango N? According to the musicians, the tango is more than just a passion-filled dance. It is yet to be known, appreciated and unveiled... It contains inner struggles, nostalgia, unfulfilled dreams and untold desires. So the enticement of dizzying melodies can just as quickly turn to deep dramatism, all without warning.

This is the image of the tango the Kaunas Piano Trio are set to share with their audiences. They are a collective Lithuanian and foreign audiences are perfectly familiar with, especially admired for the conceptual nature of their programmes, the variety of their repertoire, and their determination not to take the easy road.

With their musical sounds the trio will deliver you straight to the streets of the Argentine capital. But how you’ll feel there and whether you’ll find the answer to your N is all up to you... Intriguing, isn’t it!

Programme features A. Piazzolla, E. Colon, L. Boulanger and others

About concert series Christopher's Picnics

Christopher’s Picnics are cosy evenings at the Bernardine Gardens, where music has been returned to its historic place. It was precisely here, in the 19th century, that military orchestra melodies resonated through the park grounds, there was a summer outdoor theatre and Vilnius locals would gather to relax in the shade of the trees. Christopher’s Picnics invite the public to continue this tradition anew – in a cosy, stylish, informal way.

In cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland and the Polish Institute, this year’s concert cycle is dedicated to mark the 5th anniversary of the Lublin Triangle: the alliance of Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine, whose aim is to secure sustainable cooperation between these countries as well as support for Ukraine, seeking its fully-fledged membership in the European Union and NATO.

This will be one of the Christopher Festival’s Dialogues, inviting you to experience unity between countries through music.

They say you need two to tango. However this time it’ll be performed by three, begging the question – why Tango N? According to the musicians, the tango is more than just a passion-filled dance. It is yet to be known, appreciated and unveiled... It contains inner struggles, nostalgia, unfulfilled dreams and untold desires. So the enticement of dizzying melodies can just as quickly turn to deep dramatism, all without warning.

This is the image of the tango the Kaunas Piano Trio are set to share with their audiences. They are a collective Lithuanian and foreign audiences are perfectly familiar with, especially admired for the conceptual nature of their programmes, the variety of their repertoire, and their determination not to take the easy road.

With their musical sounds the trio will deliver you straight to the streets of the Argentine capital. But how you’ll feel there and whether you’ll find the answer to your N is all up to you... Intriguing, isn’t it!

Programme features A. Piazzolla, E. Colon, L. Boulanger and others

About concert series Christopher's Picnics

Christopher’s Picnics are cosy evenings at the Bernardine Gardens, where music has been returned to its historic place. It was precisely here, in the 19th century, that military orchestra melodies resonated through the park grounds, there was a summer outdoor theatre and Vilnius locals would gather to relax in the shade of the trees. Christopher’s Picnics invite the public to continue this tradition anew – in a cosy, stylish, informal way.

In cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland and the Polish Institute, this year’s concert cycle is dedicated to mark the 5th anniversary of the Lublin Triangle: the alliance of Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine, whose aim is to secure sustainable cooperation between these countries as well as support for Ukraine, seeking its fully-fledged membership in the European Union and NATO.

This will be one of the Christopher Festival’s Dialogues, inviting you to experience unity between countries through music.

They say you need two to tango. However this time it’ll be performed by three, begging the question – why Tango N? According to the musicians, the tango is more than just a passion-filled dance. It is yet to be known, appreciated and unveiled... It contains inner struggles, nostalgia, unfulfilled dreams and untold desires. So the enticement of dizzying melodies can just as quickly turn to deep dramatism, all without warning.

This is the image of the tango the Kaunas Piano Trio are set to share with their audiences. They are a collective Lithuanian and foreign audiences are perfectly familiar with, especially admired for the conceptual nature of their programmes, the variety of their repertoire, and their determination not to take the easy road.

With their musical sounds the trio will deliver you straight to the streets of the Argentine capital. But how you’ll feel there and whether you’ll find the answer to your N is all up to you... Intriguing, isn’t it!

Programme features A. Piazzolla, E. Colon, L. Boulanger and others

About concert series Christopher's Picnics

Christopher’s Picnics are cosy evenings at the Bernardine Gardens, where music has been returned to its historic place. It was precisely here, in the 19th century, that military orchestra melodies resonated through the park grounds, there was a summer outdoor theatre and Vilnius locals would gather to relax in the shade of the trees. Christopher’s Picnics invite the public to continue this tradition anew – in a cosy, stylish, informal way.

In cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland and the Polish Institute, this year’s concert cycle is dedicated to mark the 5th anniversary of the Lublin Triangle: the alliance of Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine, whose aim is to secure sustainable cooperation between these countries as well as support for Ukraine, seeking its fully-fledged membership in the European Union and NATO.

This will be one of the Christopher Festival’s Dialogues, inviting you to experience unity between countries through music.