The EU Delegation invites all those who are fond of classical music to celebrate unity through art as an answer to the war in Ukraine along with young talented people and authentic music. Over 110 musicians from seven countries, Moldovan National Youth Orchestra, conductors, soloists and special guests will offer exceptional performances within the European Year of Youth communication campaign. The four concerts are held under a unique concept, IPN reports.

On July 22, at 19.30, the Organ Hall will house the Stradivarius Evening, a spectacular concert by Brahms performed on the Stradivarius violin dated from 1716, an instrument from the collection of the National Bank of Switzerland. It will be followed by incomparable No. 9 Symphony by Antonin Dvořák.

On July 23, at 19.00, a Classical Music Evening will be held at Butuceni, Orhei. It will bring together 70 young talents from the Republic of Moldova, Romania, Ukraine and Europe in the classical music concert conducted by Cristian Spataru.

On July 27, at 19.30, a Classical music evening will take place at Digital Park. 110 talented young people from Europe, Republic of Moldova, Romania and Ukraine will offer a spectacular concert for all lovers of classical music. Come to Digital Park, Chisinau to listen to “Ode to Joy”, Ludwig van Beethoven’s most famous composition, – known also as the Ninth Symphony. The special guest of the evening is Gabriel Bebeselea, main conductor of the Cluj and Bucharest Philharmonic, co-founder of the Moldovan Youth Orchestra.

On July 30, at 19.30, the Tighina Fortress will play host to music from Oscar Movies. Young musicians from Europe, Republic of Moldova, Romania and Ukraine will offer a unique interpretation of film soundtracks by the most famous music film composers. The musicians’ artistry will teleport the spectators to the Oscar films atmosphere.

The concerts are organized with the financial support of the European Union, in collaboration with Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Education and Research, UNDP Moldova, East European Foundation, Sweden, Embassy of Netherlands, Romanian Cultural Institute “Mihai Eminescu”, Kaufland Moldova.