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Mountain and festive music
Trade the urban grey for the soaring energy of mountain folk music straight from the heart of the Balkans. Grab a drink and let the intoxicating rhythms of the gadulka and kaval turn your weekend into a spirited celebration of traditional sounds.
Philharmonie de Paris (Paris 19th)
About
The Philharmonie de Paris hosts an evening dedicated to Balkan mountain and festive music on Thursday, June 24, 2027. This concert features a collective of renowned instrumentalists and vocalists performing traditional pieces from the region, showcasing the unique sounds of the kaval, gadulka, and gaïda. Running from 20:00 to 22:00, this event is open to attendees aged 12 and older. It offers a rare chance to experience these vibrant musical traditions within a premier venue in the 19th arrondissement.
Distribution
Nedyalko Nedyalkov , kaval
Darinka Tsekova , gadulka
Zlatko Burov , tambura
Canin Genadi Genkov , gaïda
Miroslav Lazarov , tapan
Simeonova Asya Filipova , vocals
Qirjako Vangjeli , lute, artistic direction
Josif Shukallari , clarinet
Jani Jorgo , violin
Ylli Muço , accordion
Andi Ponoçi , lute
Adriana Thanasi , vocals
Evgjeni Çulli , vocals
Our take on this event
On Thursday, June 24, 2027, the Philharmonie de Paris presents a musical journey through the traditions of the mountains. From 20:00 to 22:00, the audience will hear a performance featuring artists such as Nedyalko Nedyalkov on kaval, Darinka Tsekova on gadulka, and vocalists like Simeonova Asya Filipova, under the artistic direction of Qirjako Vangjeli.
The ensemble also features musicians on the lute, clarinet, violin, accordion, and tapan, creating a rich texture of Balkan folk sounds. The event is ticketed and suitable for guests aged 12 and above. Providing an authentic exploration of regional heritage, this concert highlights the intersection of festive rhythms and mountain melodies within the professional setting of the Philharmonie de Paris.
