The National Theatre of Opera and Ballet is set to launch its new artistic season with a promise of brilliance, featuring two monumental works in classical music. This season opener will present Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy and Mozart’s final Requiem, showcasing some of the most influential compositions in the classical repertoire.

The Choral Fantasy, celebrated for its evocative and dynamic qualities, is a precursor to Beethoven’s renowned Symphony No. 9. This piece reflects Beethoven’s visionary spirit and serves as a compelling introduction to the season’s musical program. In contrast, Mozart’s Requiem – his final, unfinished masterpiece – will envelop the audience in its profound and enigmatic depths, highlighting the composer’s remarkable yet incomplete journey.

The performance will feature the virtuoso pianist Ivo Gjika, alongside the distinguished soloists, choir, and orchestra of TKOB, all under the expert direction of Maestro Jacopo Sipari di Pescasseroli. This concert promises to deliver an unforgettable experience that intertwines the intricate textures of Beethoven’s and Mozart’s masterpieces.

As the curtains rise on this new season, audiences can look forward to a rich and varied array of performances that celebrate the timeless beauty of classical music. The National Theatre of Opera and Ballet invites the audience to be part of this extraordinary journey, where each note and harmony will echo through the ages.