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16 NOV 2021: Late Autumn Concerts of the Symphony Orchestra Liechtenstein.
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The final highlight of the Symphony Orchestra Liechtenstein will be the concerts "SOL im SAL" on 16 + 17 November 2021 in Schaan, Liechtenstein. At this celebration of music, led by British conductor Wayne Marshall, the orchestra will not only present music by Grieg and Tchaikovsky as a body of sound, but will also accompany the young rising pianist Eva Gevorgyan from Russia in Grieg's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in A minor, op. 16.
Just afterward, the final concert of our series "Erlebe SOL" will take place on November 21, 2021 in Vaduz. The soloists Petrit Çeku on the guitar, Sebastian Manz on the clarinet, and Sara Domjanic on the violin will prepare you an extraordinaire Sunday-matinee - let yourself be surprised!
Regardless of where in the world the audience wants to experience the concerts, the livestream portal www.kulmag.live offers music in and from Liechtenstein. But that's not all - with a constantly growing media library, we enable music lovers to take part in classical music events in Liechtenstein up close.
Further information about the events and ticketing can be found at:
www.sinfonieorchester.li
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