On November 15, 2026, at 3:00 PM, music of extraordinary sensitivity will fill Paliesius Manor—the piano works of Ryuichi Sakamoto, one of the most prominent composers of our time, will find new life in the interpretations of pianist Darius Mažintas.

This is a special concert dedicated to the memory of the genius who left us a few years ago—a creator whose music became a poetry of silence and sound, a subtle dialogue between fragility and light.

Ryuichi Sakamoto’s compositions, imbued with Eastern aesthetics and universal beauty, invite the listener on an inner journey. A breath of melancholy merges with clear flashes of light in his music—every note feels like a gentle touch upon the human soul, opening the deepest emotional spaces.

Pianist Darius Mažintas is a celebrated artist in Lithuania and abroad, known for his ability to craft extraordinary moments where time seems to stand still. His interpretations radiate tranquility and inner focus, yet remain infused with passion and intellectual depth. His experience on international stages allows him to perform R. Sakamoto’s music with profound respect, sensitivity, and creative freedom.

This exceptional concert program began its journey in Vilnius, where four sold-out evenings of Ryuichi Sakamoto’s music have already taken place to great public acclaim. Now, the program is traveling across Lithuania, visiting various cities and unique concert spaces.

On November 15, Ryuichi Sakamoto’s music will resonate within the extraordinary setting of Paliesius Manor, where history, the tranquility of nature, and music merge into a single harmonious whole. The manor’s intimate chamber atmosphere will allow listeners to experience the most subtle piano sounds even more deeply, while the silence of late autumn becomes a natural extension of this sensitive music.

The afternoon of November 15 will be more than just a concert—it will be a special encounter with music that invites you to pause, listen closely, and remember what is truly important.

This is a gift not only for musical connoisseurs, but for anyone seeking meaning, silence, and beauty.