The Kyiv Symphony Orchestra together with the artists of the National Operetta of Ukraine performed at the Paris Philharmonic

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On October 5, the Kyiv Symphony Orchestra together with the artists of the National Operetta of Ukraine successfully performed in the Paris Philharmonic, where the Ukrainian classical was played, placed in the European context.

Among the guests are: The Ministry of Culture of France Rome Abdul-Malak, Ambaasarca of the USA in France Deniz Campbell Bauer and other high-ranking officials who noted the high professional level of the orchestra.

The program of the concert includes symphony to the major Maxim Berezovsky, Uvertyur “Sokil” Dmitry Bortnyansky, “Paris” symphony by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, “Pavane” Gabriel Fore, “Simfonyeta” by Francisco Pulenko.

The concert demonstrates that Ukraine has always been a part of a large multinational European culture. This approach is an important part of Kyiv Symphony Orchestra’s repertoire strategy.
The concert is part of a powerful support program from the Paris Philharmonic for Ukrainian artists.
Kyiv Symphony Orchestra is currently preparing for the November tour in Germany.

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