He was 10 when he debuted with the Israeli Philharmonics under the baton of Zubin Mehta, and in 2008 he won the first prize in the International Rubinstein Competition as well as a further four special prizes. The name of Israeli Roman Rabinovich is not yet familiar in Hungary, but it certainly will be. At the Gábor Hollerung and Budafok Dohnányi Orchestra concert he plays possibly the most popular piano concerto by Rachmaninov, and following this, in the second half of the concert, we gain a glimpse into another music history trend of the beginning of the last century in Bartók’s symbolist opera Bluebeard’s Castle which peers into the deepest recesses of the male-female relation. The two soloists for this concertante performance are Andrea Meláth and Péter Kálmán, perhaps the finest Judit and Bluebeard, respectively.