Adriano Martinolli D'Arcy and Petar Pejcic, the protagonists of the "Mysterious Cello" concert 

The symphonic concert "Mysterious Cello" this January evening comes to the music program of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet. The cellist, Petar Pejcic, the winner of the V "Queen Mathilde Prize" in the most important international competition "Queen Eliabeth Competition" and the Italian conductor, Adriano Martinolli D'Arcy, will be the protagonists of the instrumental symphonic concert "Mysterious Cello" with the orchestra symphony of TKOB. "The "Mysterious Cello" has many mysteries to reveal to you, so come to the Opera and Ballet Theater!", the institution says on its website about this concert, which will take place on Saturday evening. The same as Tchaikovsky composed suite no. 4 Mozartiana, or Shostakovich's concert no. 1 for cello, or as Prokofiev wrote symphony no. 1, likewise, the symphony orchestra of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet, conducted by the Italian maestro, Adriano Martinolli D'Arcy, and the cellist Pejcic will create mysterious magic on the stage of TKOB, with the symphonic concert "Mysterious Cello". The National Theater of Opera and Ballet with the artistic calendar - January 2023 brought to mind the traces of world-renowned classical music composers. With 4 premieres in symphonic concerts, 5 soloists in violin, piano, flute and cello and with classical masterpieces by Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, etc. On January 10, the first symphony orchestra concert of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet "Not'te da Oscar" took place for the public, to give way to other concerts in the following, which were performed by Albanian and foreign artists. .