Join the Queens Symphony Orchestra, led by Martin Majkut, for an afternoon of music blending classical brilliance with expressive passion.

Program Highlights:

Dvořák: Slavonic Dance in G Minor, op. 46, no. 8 – This piece is characterized by its spirited rhythms and lively melodies, inspired by the traditional dance forms of Bohemia capturing the essence of Czech folk music.

Del Curto: Paris to Cannes – A musical journey that takes the audience through the bustling streets of Paris to the serene landscapes of Cannes. This composition beautifully merges classical elements with modern flair, creating a vivid sonic travelogue.

Fröst: Let’s Be Happy – This composition encourages listeners to embrace happiness through its cheerful melodies and playful rhythms.

Piazzolla: Oblivion – A haunting tango masterpiece that evokes the spirit of Argentina. Piazzolla’s work is known for its deep emotional resonance, and “Oblivion” is no exception, with its melancholic yet passionate themes

Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 – One of the most iconic and powerful symphonies in classical music. This piece is renowned for its dramatic motifs and bold, emotional expressions. The famous four-note opening motif has become synonymous with fate knocking at the door.

Guest Artists:

Hector Del Curto, Bandoneon

Santiago Del Curto, Clarinet