Many talented artists attend Tchaikovsky's Night

Classical music lovers will have the opportunity to experience a complete and sophisticated night of music through the program called “Tchaikovsky's Night” - honoring the great Russian composer Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840 - 1893), led by conductor Orhan Şallıel, a big name from Türkiye, who has extensive experience conducting orchestras both in Europe and internationally.

Orhan Şallıel is not only known for his ability to combine Western classical music and Turkish traditions, but is also known for his creative musical compositions and projects, expanding the scope of polyphonic music. His conducting of the Hanoi Symphony Orchestra in a concert like Tchaikovsky's Night will certainly bring unique musical experiences to the audience.

One of the highlights of the program is the participation of talented violinist Sara Dragan, a musical phenomenon from Poland. At only 22 years old, Sara Dragan has won more than 50 international awards and has performed at prestigious theaters such as Carnegie Hall (New York), Berlin Philharmonic Hall and Walt Disney Hall (Los Angeles).

nghe si.png — Talented violinist Sara Dragan

She will perform Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto in D Major, Op.35, a work renowned for its romantic beauty and the perfect combination of technical performance and powerful emotion. This is Sara Dragan's first time performing in Vietnam, and she is sure to deliver an impressive performance.

The program also features violinist Chuong Vu, one of Vietnam's leading violinists today. Chuong Vu has performed as a soloist, chamber musician and concertmaster throughout North and South America, Europe and Asia with a repertoire ranging from pre-classical to contemporary.

The Tchaikovsky's Night program is not only an occasion to enjoy Tchaikovsky's great works, but also an opportunity for the audience to admire the talent of outstanding artists who will take them into a world of music full of emotion and romance.

MAI AN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/nhieu-nghe-si-tai-nang-tham-du-dem-nhac-tchaikovskys-night-post790754.html