Ksenia's performances in Queen Elizabeth hall in London and Konzerthaus in Berlin with the project "Report on the Blind" were followed by a concert in Great hall of Moscow Conservatory on February, 24. Ksenia returned to Russia for the first time after several years and admitted that she was happy to re-enter the stage of her alma mater Tchaikovsky conservatory.

This time Alfred Schnittke Concerto for piano and string orchestra has been presented in its original version - without narration or any theatrical action, which seemed to be appreciated by the Moscow audience. There were some known musicians/ Moscovites in the audience who had also attended the premiere of this concerto many years ago, interpreted by Vladimir Krainev to whom this piece was dedicated by the composer himself. They stated that Ksenia has brought a fresh and different vision to this music filling it with a profound concept and tension, and was still able to keep the Schnittke spirit and his original style. Despite great respect for Schnittke's music in Russia, this concerto is a rare piece in pianists' repertoires and isn't performed often in concert. Pinchas Zukerman and Amanda Forsyth shared the stage with Kogan in Moscow in this event titled "Starry Night Concert" .