The Cartuja Center will offer a New Year’s concert in Seville with the Philharmonic Ensemble

This group, formed exclusively by musicians from the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestrareturns to Seville to bring with him the magic and legacy of the iconic Viennese New Year’s concerts. From the iconic Golden Hall of the Musikverein in the capital Seville, the group will offer a show that combines elegance and tradition.

With a repertoire that extends from the famous waltzes of John Strauss to the most vibrant polkas and marches, this concert offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the festive atmosphere that characterizes the famous Viennese New Year’s concert. Thank you to your unrivaled refinement and virtuositythe Philharmonic Ensemble establishes itself as an absolute reference of its kind.

The concert will last a total of two hours, including a twenty-minute break. The following works will be performed on the program: “One Night in Venice, Overture”, by Johann Strauss II; ‘Gold and silver, waltz op. 75′ from Franz Lehar; “Vienna, the city of my dreams, op. 1’ by Rudolph Sieczyński; ‘Tik-Tak Polka, fast polka, op. 365’, ‘Rosas del Sur, waltz op. 388’, ‘Under the thunder and lightning, polka op. 324’, ‘Pasman Csárdás’, ‘The Arabian Nights, waltzes op. 346’ and “The Blue Danube” by Johann Strauss II. The concert will officially end with the popular “Radetzky March” by Johann Strauss I.

Founded in 2013 by violinist Shkelzen DoliThe Philharmonic Ensemble was created to embody the style and sound of the parent orchestra, the Vienna Philharmonic. This orchestra has a unique and traditional technique for performing Viennese waltzes. His signature interpretation allows us to capture the essence and authentic style of this particular repertoire, so that his concerts offer an unprecedented musical experience.

Shkëlzen Doli (born August 9, 1971 in Elbasan, Albania and raised in Gjakova, Kosovo) is an Albanian violinist. He started playing the violin in 1980 and, between 1987 and 1991, studied at the Novi Sad Music School with Ewgenia Tschugueva. In 1989 he won first prize at the Yugoslav Youth Music Competition in Sarajevo. In 1992, he began his studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna, where he took classes with Dora Schwarzberg, Michael Frischenschlager and Josef Hell. Shortly after, he became a substitute in the Vienna State Opera Orchestra and later joined the second violin section. Since 1995 he has been a member of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra..

Thanks to his participation in various chamber philharmonic ensembles – such as the Toyota Master Players, the Vienna Virtuosen and René Staar’s Ensemble Wiener Collage – Doli has fully established himself in Viennese musical life. His tours as a soloist and chamber musician have taken him to many European countries, but also to North America, Africa and Israel. And Japan. More recently, he became a founding member of the chamber music ensemble The Philharmonics.