Nicolas Altstaedt never fails to mesmerise the audiences with his utmost sincerity, subtle musicality and profound understanding of music: its meaning, its messages, its power. With his Haydn Philharmonic, the resident orchestra of Festival Maribor, he turns even the most “classical” and well-known piece into an exciting musical discovery, full of freshness and surprises, yet always true to its core and with the utmost respect to its composer.

The very same goes for Barnabás Kelemen, the brilliant Hungarian violinist, whom journalists all over the world describe as extraordinarily earthy, direct, passionate and authentic.

So, putting the two on our stage together promises not just memorable musical events, but profound, life-changing experiences — the ones, which have the power to move mountains and bridge oceans.

So make sure you don’t miss them! Your first chance for the “double power” is on September 13^th. With Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No.2 – emotionally intense and full of a strait, and Schubert’s Symphony No. 5 – bubbly and full of life, they will be joining what seemingly cannot be joined and connecting of what seemingly cannot be connected.

What profound power! Of music, as well as of the two musicians, artists extraordinaire!

 

Tickets are available from July 2nd, please click here to purchase online. For more discounts and information, please click here or call our box-office +386 (0) 2 229 40 50.