WINTER NIGHT — a classical music concert

There is music that is inseparably linked with winter. Freezing air and falling snow, the silence of a winter evening and the warmth of home, light in the windows and the swift rhythm of a festive dance.

The program “Winter Night” brings together Vivaldi and Tchaikovsky, Bach and Schubert, Piazzolla and Strauss. Music from different countries and eras in which winter sounds entirely different, from delicate silence and wintry lyricism to dynamic festive energy.

Vivaldi’s famous “Winter,” winter imagery by Tchaikovsky and Schubert, Piazzolla’s southern winter, “Shchedryk,” Bach’s music and Viennese dances will be performed by a string quintet.

On January 7 and 8, right at the very end of the winter holidays, this music will fill the spaces of St. Paul’s Church.

The church’s expressive acoustics, neo-Gothic vaults and lighting design will highlight the character of the music, from quiet, almost intimate moments to dynamic festive scenes.

“Winter Night” is the musical closing of the winter holidays.

*The musicians are seated in the parterre, by the altar

**Concert duration: about 1 hour 20 min.