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About the show
National Chamber Ensemble “Kyiv Soloists” in St. Catherine's Kirha.
On December 30, 2023 we invite you to plunge into the atmosphere of the New Year's mood, relax with your family to your favorite melodies of Ukrainian carols and world hits. In a live performance by the National Chamber Ensemble "Kyiv Soloists" you will hear: "Shchedryk", "Jingle bells", Strauss waltzes, ragtime and other pieces that are constant companions of winter holidays. The cozy, bright hall of St. Catherine's Kirha (church) will add harmony to this evening and the opportunity to make "New Year's Miracles" happen.
"Kyiv Soloists" concert "New Year's Miracles".
The National Chamber Ensemble "Kyiv Soloists". The ensemble has more than 20 years of history. They received a standing ovation in Germany, Japan, Singapore, Estonia, Warsaw, Belgium, France, Norway, Switzerland, and Sweden. In Vienna, the “Kyiv Soloists” won the Grand Prix at the International Orchestra Competition.
The concert "New Year's Miracles" will feature legendary and favorite classical masterpieces of different eras and periods performed by the National Chamber Ensemble "Kyiv Soloists".
The concert program includes works by composers: W.A. Mozart, J. Strauss, L. Andersen, A. Piazzolla will be combined with famous works of Ukrainian composers and traditional Ukrainian Christmas songs.
This concert will leave behind warm memories that will warm you on winter evenings, and the venue will definitely sink into your soul, because St. Catherine's Kirha, on the one hand, combines the ascetic features of the church, on the other hand, has long been a cozy concert venue with excellent acoustics in the heart of the capital.
Give yourself and your loved ones a feeling of New Year's miracle and special musical pleasure! To get to the "New Year's Miracles" concert, buy tickets online on the website or at the city box office. More concerts in Kyiv are waiting for you on our website.
ATTENTION! Access to St. Catherine's Kirha (22 Lutheranska St.) is only available from Khreshchatyk Street.
