The symphony concert “Mysterious Cello” came to the music program of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet last Sunday, January 29.

Cellist, Petar Pejcic, winner of the 5th “Queen Mathilde Prize” in the most important international competition “Queen Eliabeth Competition” and the Italian conductor, Adriano Martinolli D’Arcy, were the protagonists of the instrumental symphonic concert “Mysterious cello”, with the symphony orchestra of TKOB.

Albanian Minister of Culture, Elva Margariti, shared photos on social networks from this evening as she wrote a “Mysterious Cello” on the stage of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet, brought to the public Suite no. 4 from the opera “Mozartiana” by Tchaikovsky, Concert no. 1 for cello by Shostakovich and Symphony no. 1 of Prokofiev”.

With this symphony evening, the National Theater of Opera and Ballet brought to the public, world-famous classical music composers, with 4 premieres in symphonic concerts, 5 soloists in violin, piano, flute and cello and with classical masterpieces by Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, etc.

“A magical evening under the direction of the Italian master, Adriano Martinolli D’Arcy and the wonderful cellist Petar Pejcic,” wrote Margariti.

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