National Odessa Philharmonic orchestra in Green

TICKETS (coming soon) What could be better than classical music under the starry sky Green? We decided to remember last year sold out and to give the inhabitants of Odessa from 2 concerts performed by the Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra. The most famous and most favorite tunes will sound under the canopy of Park trees 26 and 27 June. Odessans will hear the enchanting music of Mozart, Shostakovich, Piazzolla, Strauss and spiritual works of Dunaevsky. It's a timeless classic and infinitely familiar beats that resonate and resonate in the soul of every present inhabitant of Odessa. Do not select any of the concerts better... Spend 2 evenings of classical music with the Green theatre. IMPORTANT! National Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra will hold at the Green theatre concert 2: 26 and 27 June. For each of the activities tickets need to be purchased separately. TICKETS (coming soon) * * * Program on June 26, 20:00 Conductor Vadim Perevoznikov The soloist — Natalia Tkachuk, soprano The concert will feature music from the beloved operettas of Odessa of Isaac Dunaevsky "White acacia". For the first time this operetta was staged in Odessa in 1956 and immediately became a hallmark of the city. The history of the operetta is also connected with our city Plan "acacia" was created in may of 1954, when he came to Odessa, the famous composer Isaac Dunayevsky with librettists Vladimir Masson and Mikhail Chervinsky. Also in the framework of the concert will feature music from the operettas of Strauss ("the Gypsy Baron"), Lehar ("Gold and silver", a sight to behold) and Hungarian composer Imre Kalman ("Maritza" and "Silva"). Program on June 27, 20:00 Conductor — Igor Shavruk The soloist — Anna Stepanova, saxophone National Odessa Philharmonic orchestra has prepared a unique program for Green theatre "Musicians Smile". If you think classical music is boring, we will dispel this myth. As part of the concert prepared by our favorite works of public: from the "Musical joke" by Mozart to the favorite dances of Shostakovich, from polkas to jazz, from Kankan to the "Parade of trumpeters" Anderson. These small, cheerful artwork will cheer up and will give Sunny smiles and colorful memories.