DANCE ORCHESTRA | VIOLIN & CELLO WITH SAX
“PARADISE SYMPHONY WITH SAX”
PARADISE SYMPHONY is a project by renowned performers that has received great acclaim from audiences and become one of the most striking concert shows. This time, they invite audiences into their energetic, original and uniquely resonant musical world with a special new addition: the much-loved violin and cello duo is joined by a heart-stirring saxophone! It is a unique sound that brings together the elegance of classical music, the energy of contemporary music and passionate saxophone improvisation. It is a musical language everyone understands.
The programme will feature Toto Cutugno’s “L’Italiano,” “Bella Ciao,” Elton John and Dua Lipa’s “Cold Heart,” “Señorita,” “Gladiator,” “Lambada,” “Wonderful Life,” “Pedro Pedro Pedro,” and melodies by Ed Sheeran, Madonna, Shakira, Enrique Iglesias and other artists.
A fiery orchestra will blaze on stage, alongside three brilliant solo stars: violin, cello and saxophone. Their melodies will fill the hall with emotion, romance, passion and the joy of life. The concert show will feature the world’s most popular hits, familiar melodies and rousing dance rhythms. Each piece will come alive in new colours, and the virtuosic solo performances will leave no one unmoved. The music will not come only from the violin, cello and saxophone—the entire ensemble will create an impressive musical force, with drums, guitars, keyboards and a fiery orchestra making for a true celebration of music.
Passion. Energy. Emotion. Freedom.
PARADISE SYMPHONY with SAX—a concert where music does more than play: it sets hearts alight!
Doors open 1 hour before the event starts.
Event duration: 2 hours 30 minutes (one 20-minute interval).
Children up to and including 6 years of age are admitted free of charge (proof of age must be presented at the venue).
For purchases of 10 or more tickets, contact: vipklientai@bilietai.lt
Organiser: Svetlana Maigienė
Company code: 1537785
Information: +370 650 62057; dance.orchestra.project@gmail.com
Information comes from the event source. Check changes with the organizer.