The story of the music of the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra

Experience the story of the music of the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra in visually stunning concert film, showcasing the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra, the Slovak Philharmonic Choir, and the Bratislava Boys’ Choir under the baton of conductor and presenter Gabriel Rovňák. The program celebrates both Slovak heritage and the world’s great repertoire: Alexander Moyzes’s “Down the Váhom” suite for large orchestra, Jan Cikker’s “Slovak Suite,” Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy’s Concerto for violin and orchestra in E minor, Henry Mancini (arr. M. Kittner)’s unforgettable “Pink Panther,” Vladimir Godar’s “What does little birdie say?,” Franz Schubert’s “A Thousand Cherubim in Chorus, D. 498,” Johann Strauss ml.’s “Under thunder and lightning,” Astor Piazzolla’s passionate “Libertango,” and the triumphant finale with Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 in D minor complete with the timeless “Ode to Joy,” the Anthem of Europe. Discover more details and secure your tickets for this unforgettable musical journey.