The National Theatre of Opera, Ballet and Folk Ensemble (TKOBAP) has opened its stage to the next generation of artists, creating meaningful spaces for students to engage in authentic artistic experiences.

The Mozart Project brings to life not only the talents of the University of Arts, but also those of the “Jordan Misja” Artistic High School, which was proudly represented last evening by the young pianist Erbli Zade.

These emerging artists have been given the rare opportunity to perform alongside the TKOBAP Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of conductor Gridi Kraja. More than a concert, this initiative is a genuine opportunity for young musicians to grow professionally—by collaborating with artists and institutions of the highest artistic caliber.

As part of this inter-institutional collaboration, pianist Erbli Zade interpreted two beloved works by W.A. Mozart: Divertimento in D major, K. 136, and Piano Concerto No. 12 in A major, K. 414.

Prior to this, the stage was graced by Hera Marku and Odesa Meti, two gifted piano students from the University of Arts, who had the privilege of performing with the TKOBAP Symphony Orchestra within the framework of the Mozart Project.

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