Strauss, Beethoven, Ravel

An evening of classical music at the Philharmonic is a way to finally breathe a sigh of relief and put the world on pause. When you want to replace the noise of the city with the sounds of an orchestra, it's worth visiting a concert of Strauss, Beethoven, and Ravel.

Your way to switch from routine

Weekdays are often exhausting, so Numotamo's "anti-weekdays" are exactly what you need to reboot. There will be no boring lectures here, only music that helps reduce stress levels. You can just close your eyes and listen to Maria Klymenko's piano dialogue with an entire orchestra conducted by Natalia Ponomarchuk. This is an opportunity to spend quality time and replenish your treasury of memories.

Musical content of the evening

The program is designed to make it as easy as possible to recharge your batteries. You'll hear every note in legendary works:

• Richard Strauss — The Rosenkavalier Suite. This is music that reminds us of the secular lightness that is sometimes so lacking.
• Ludwig van Beethoven — Piano Concerto No. 3. An energetic piece where the instruments seem to compete with each other, keeping attention until the last second.
• Maurice Ravel — "Waltz." A dynamic composition that will get you moving and help you finally escape from your daily worries.

How to plan your evening

An evening at the Philharmonic is a proven way to get out into the world and feel the harmony. If you are looking for where to go in Kyiv on June 19, this event will be a good choice for a quiet pastime. Tickets are already available for order. Find out the price of tickets for "Strauss, Beethoven, Ravel" and order tickets online at Numotamo.com.