Absolutely loved having this symphonic blockbuster back on our music stands last week 💫

Last Friday, we premiered Petar Stojanović's Concerto for Alto Saxophone — a remarkable work nearly lost to time.

Making this performance even more special, is the story behind it... 🧵

This week's adventures at the Belgrade Phil - Beethoven for babies!

In our extremely popular concert program for children ages 0-2, we present them with Beethoven's first symphony. While lending Ludwig van an ear, babies are encouraged to dance, play and mingle in our "baby pit" 👶

A culmination of a dizzying two weeks — last Friday, we presented Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" in concert, for the first time in 50 years 🎉

The @bachtrack.com results are in - the most performed classical work of 2024 was Dvořák’s Ninth Symphony.

We look back on an especially electric moment from our rehearsals of the symphony's grand finale - led by Christian Schumann this past December ⚡️

This week at the Belgrade Philharmonic, the keyword is FOCUS as we prepare for the central project of this season - the concert performance of Wagner's "Tristan and Isolde".

One of the greatest treasures of the BPO arhive - our star-studded scrapbook.

Mainly throughout the 60s and the 70s, this unique "guest book" was signed by remarkable artists who performed with our orchestra at the time - such as Oistrakh, Rubinstein, Menuhin, Rozhdestvensky... 👇

Everyday Philharmonic details - here are some of our recent favorites from the photo archive 📸

On this day in 1900, Tosca had its world premiere in Rome.

In honor of Tosca's great 125th birthday, we look back on our 2023 semi-staged production of Puccini's masterpiece - Mandla Mndebele as Scarpia sings "Te Deum Laudamus" 👇

This Friday, we fan the eternal flames of Mussorgsky, Shostakovich and Nielsen in a program led by Moritz Gnann.

Joining us is renowned violinist Vadim Gluzman, playing the legendary 1690 'Leopold Auer' Stradivari.

Something old, something new, something borrowed...

Hello, Bluesky! 👋