Thursdays with Christopher
Every Thursday at 7 p.m. St. Christopher Chamber Orchestra on Facebook and YouTube accounts.
St. Christopher Chamber Orchestra announces a series of virtual concerts – “Thursdays with Christopher.”
While quarantine and snow have stopped the movement and communication of many of us, St. Christopher Chamber Orchestra and conductor Modestas Barkauskas invites his fans to meet at the usual time – on Thursdays at 7 p.m. Only not At St. Catherine’s Church, but at the computer screens and remotely enjoy the orchestra’s latest recordings.
Vivaldi in Rock
Sept. 5th, Saturday, 7 p.m. In the courtyard of Chodkevičius Palace (Didžioji St. 4), Vilnius
Baroque and rock are two music styles, the formation of which divided by centuries, but they go well together. St. The Christopher Chamber Orchestra, along with guitar virtuoso Tomas Varnagiris, presents the program “Vivaldi in Rock.” The baroque genius Antonio Vivaldi’s concert cycle “The Four Seasons” will sound in the rock style.
Theatrical concert for children “FAIRY-TALE MUSIC”
September 13th. 12 p.m. on Sunday, St. Catherine’s Church (Vilniaus St. 30, Vilnius)
The theatrical concert for children “Fairy-tale Music” is an adventurous fairy tale, which we will tell together with St. Christopher Chamber Orchestra!
REVERANCE TO GENIUS
September 24th., Thursday at 7 p.m. St. Catherine’s Church (Vilniaus St. 30, Vilnius)
Season opening concert
For the start of the season – the highest note. St. Christopher Chamber Orchestra will start the new season with a good friend, probably the most famous Lithuanian pianist Petras Geniušas. In response to Ludwig van Beethoven’s fast-paced jubilee year, the orchestra, together with a longtime stage partner, will perform Concerto for piano and orchestra no. 5 In E flat major, Op. 73 of this genius. The most impressive works for string orchestra will accompany the remarkable concert.
Dialogues of today
November 26 d. 7 pm., on Thursday St. Catherine’s Church (Vilniaus g. 30, Vilnius)
The Creative evening is dedicated to the composer’s Algirdas Martinaitis’ 70th anniversary.










