Pärnu Linnaorkestri 33. HOOAEG
Aida tn 4, Pärnu, 80011 Pärnu maakond, Eesti
The Pärnu City Orchestra’s 33rd season programme brings audiences several [contact details withheld] premieres and new works, beloved classics and exciting musical encounters, with choirs and pop artists also joining the orchestra on stage. 33rd season opening concert. The First — Aavik & Kuuskmann [https://parnuorkester.ee/33-hooaja-avakontsert-esimene-aavik-kuuskmann/] *The concert is part of the Masterpieces series Fri, 23 October 2026 at 19:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall Martin Kuuskmann, bassoon; Henri Christofer Aavik, conductor “Close to Eller” — Andres Kaljuste & Pärnu City Orchestra [https://parnuorkester.ee/elleri-lahedus-andres-kaljuste-parnu-linnaorkester/] Fri, 13 November 2026 at 19:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall Andres Kaljuste, conductor and violin Advent Concert. Classical Stars [https://parnuorkester.ee/advendikontsert-klassikatahed/] Sun, 6 December 2026 at 17:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall Harald Trass, guitar (recipient of the Pärnu City Orchestra’s special prize at the “Classical Stars 2025” competition) Justas Drakšas, trumpet (recipient of the Pärnu City Orchestra’s special prize at the “Trumpet Talents Tallinn 2026” competition) Henri Christofer Aavik, conductor My First Concert [https://parnuorkester.ee/minu-esimene-kontsert-4/] Fri, 8 January 2027 at 11:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall / Sat, 9 January 2027 at 11:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall Black and Brownie Dance School; Kasper Joel Nõgene, conductor Aavik & Mahler’s Ninth [https://parnuorkester.ee/aavik-mahleri-uheksas/] *The concert is part of the Masterpieces series Sat, 23 January 2027 at 19:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall Programme: Mahler – Symphony No. 9 in D major (1909) (arranged for chamber orchestra by Iain Farrington) Henri Christofer Aavik, conductor The Art of Listening #3 — Heldur Harry Põlda and Harmonies [https://parnuorkester.ee/kuulamise-kunst-3-harmooniad/] Fri, 12 February 2027 at 19:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall Henri Christofer Aavik, conductor Valter Soosalu & Pärnu City Orchestra “The Voice of Nature” [https://parnuorkester.ee/valter-soosalu-parnu-linnaorkester/] Wed, 3 March 2027 at 19:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall Valter Soosalu, conductor Murdvee & Beethoven’s Ninth [https://parnuorkester.ee/murdvee-beethoveni-uheksas/] *The concert is part of the Masterpieces series Wed, 17 March 2027 at 19:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall Mikk Murdvee, conductor; Kristel Pärtna, soprano; Tuuri Dede, mezzo-soprano; Mati Turi, tenor; Raiko Raalik, bass; choirs from Pärnu and Tallinn PÄRNU CITY ORCHESTRA SPECIAL CONCERT! Pärnu Day — The Boondocks & Taukar [https://parnuorkester.ee/parnu-paev-the-boondocks-taukar/] Sat, 3 April 2027 at 19:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall 33rd season closing concert — Triinu Piirsalu & Eller [https://parnuorkester.ee/33-hooaja-loppkontsert-triinu-piirsalu-eller/] *The concert is part of the Masterpieces series Sat, 22 May 2027 at 19:00 at Pärnu Concert Hall Triinu Piirsalu, violin ([contact details withheld] winner of the 2025 String Players Competition), Henri Christofer Aavik, conductor *** For over three decades, the Pärnu City Orchestra has enriched Pärnu’s cultural life as the only professional symphony orchestra in western Estonia. Bringing the community together, the orchestra creates a diverse cultural space and offers unique classical music experiences to audiences in Pärnu and throughout [contact details withheld]. The Pärnu City Orchestra brings together talented musicians to form a dynamic ensemble known for its mobility and versatility across genres. The orchestra performs symphonic concerts and a range of collaborative projects, bringing high-quality musical experiences to audiences. The orchestra is dedicated to highlighting [contact details withheld] music, premiering and recording new works every year. Long-standing cooperation with various concert organisations and internationally acclaimed top musicians has made the Pärnu City Orchestra a distinguished ensemble on the [contact details withheld] music scene.
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Source: City of Pärnu culture calendar (kultuur.parnu.ee)
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