The program opens with the romantic ballet La Sylphide, one of the most poetic works in the classical repertoire, followed by a concert dedicated to Romanian composer George Enescu, whose music will be performed in Tirana for the first time.

The Folk Ensemble will premiere Albania, My Motherland, a performance dedicated to the national flag and homeland, while British conductor James Ross will lead a symphonic concert blending music and poetry.

Renowned Albanian soprano Ermonela Jaho will perform with the TKOBAP Symphony Orchestra in Gjakova, Kosovo, as part of the “Days of November” festival.

The choir of TKOBAP will also collaborate with the Croatian Embassy and the Zagreb Philharmonic in a special concert.

Other highlights include the Violin & Piano recital by Ejona Nako and Ina Petrollari Laco, and a “Beethoven & Mozart” concert by the Symphony Orchestra. Schubert’s Swan Song will receive its Albanian premiere in a poetic song cycle exploring themes of life and eternity.

The world-famous Czech boys’ choir Boni Puer will perform in Tirana and later in the coastal city of Vlora. On Albania’s Flag Day, the symphony orchestras of national broadcaster RTSH and TKOBAP will unite for a concert dedicated to the history of Albanian cinema.

The month will close with Folk Ensemble performances in Fier and Vlora, spreading traditional rhythms and dance across the country.

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