Olten Philharmonic Orchestra performed in Amsterdam
Founded 10 years ago as an awareness project to draw attention to employment in the arts, the Olten Philharmonic Orchestra performed a concert on the night of February 14 at Amsterdam's famous Concertgebouw Hall.
The Olten Philharmonic Orchestra, with its 70-member team under the baton of conductor Murat Cem Orhan and featuring renowned French clarinetist Joe Christophe as soloist, took art lovers on a delightful journey at the “Valentine Classics at the Movies” concert held at the Concertgebouw hall in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, which hosts approximately nine hundred events each year.
Fatma Olten, Executive Board Chair of the Olten Art Foundation, stated, "We are experiencing the joy of coming together with Turkish and international art lovers who filled the Amsterdam Concertgebouw Concert Hall.”
ROMANTIC WORKS FEATURED IN THE REPERTOIRE
For this special concert, for which tickets were sold out days in advance, audience members also traveled from Turkey to attend.
On this special night, romantic works by names such as Gershwin, Mozart, Shaw, Williams, Bernstein, Silvestri, Morricone, and Rota were included in the concert repertoire.
News Source: 12punto
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