Turkish musicians Neva Özgen (kemençe) and Murat Aydemir (tanbur), at far right, joined the early music ensemble Lux Musica for a concert performance and lecture-demonstrations on music from the life of Dimitrie Cantemir (1673–1723) in conjunction with the Sackler Gallery exhibition, The Tsars and the East: Gifts from Turkey and Iran in the Moscow Kremlin. A scholar, musician, and diplomat, Cantemir served four Ottoman sultans before launching a failed rebellion in his Moldavian homeland and escaping to Moscow with the help of Tsar Peter the Great. From the left, above, are musicians Mesut Özgen, lute; Linda Burman-Hall, director and percussion; Amy Brodo, viola da gamba; Lars Johannesson, baroque flute and piccolo; and David Wilson, baroque violin.