National Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra in Green
Tickets, July 10 - https://bit.ly/philarmony_10 Tickets, July 11 - https://bit.ly/philarmony_11 By the numerous requests of Odessa citizens! After two grand sell-outs in June! We again invite you to enjoy the charming classics performed by virtuoso musicians of the National Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra. The most famous and favorite tunes will sound under the crowns of park trees on July 10 and 11. Odessans will hear the bewitching music of Mozart, Shostakovich, Piazolla, Strauss and the spiritual works of Dunaevsky. This is an eternal classic and infinitely familiar tacts that resonate and resonate in the soul of every real Odessa citizen. Do not choose which concert is better ... Spend 2 evenings of classical music at once with the Green Theater. * * * Program for July 10, 20:00 Duration: 1 hour 20 minutes Conductor - Vadim Perevoznikov Soloist - Natalia Tkachuk, soprano The concert program will include music from the operetta of Isaac Dunaevsky's beloved Odesa “White Acacia”. For the first time this operetta was delivered in Odessa back in 1956 and immediately became the hallmark of the city. The story of the creation of the operetta is also connected with our city. The idea of “White Acacia” arose in May 1954, when the famous composer Isaac Dunaevsky came to Odessa with librettists Vladimir Mass and Mikhail Chervinsky.Also, in the framework of the festive concert, music from the operettas Strauss (“Gypsy Baron”), Lehar (“Gold and Silver”, “Judith”) and the Hungarian composer Imre Kalman (“Maritsa” and “Silva”) will be played. Program for July 11, 20:00 Duration: 1 hour 20 minutes Conductor - Igor Shavruk Soloist - Anna Stepanova, saxophone The National Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra has prepared a program for the Green Theater "Musicians Smile." If it seems to you that classical music is boring, then we will dispel this myth. As part of the concert, our audience’s favorite works have been prepared: from Mozart's Musical Joke to Shostakovich’s favorite dances, from poles to jazz, from the cancan to Anderson’s Trumpeters Parade. These small, perky and funny works will cheer you up and give sunny smiles and colorful memories.
