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In 2024, the Odessa Classics celebrated its 10th anniversary. The festival’s concerts took place in Lithuania, Switzerland, Estonia, Belgium and Germany.

In 2025, Odessa Classics will host editions in Greece, Germany, and Switzerland.

In 2024, the Odessa Classics celebrated its 10th anniversary. The festival’s concerts took place in Lithuania, Switzerland, Estonia, Belgium and Germany.

In 2025, Odessa Classics will host editions in Greece, Germany, and Switzerland.

In 2024, the Odessa Classics celebrated its 10th anniversary. The festival’s concerts took place in Lithuania, Switzerland, Estonia, Belgium and Germany.

In 2025, Odessa Classics will host editions in Greece, Germany, and Switzerland.

In 2024, the Odessa Classics celebrated its 10th anniversary. The festival’s concerts took place in Lithuania, Switzerland, Estonia, Belgium and Germany.

In 2025, Odessa Classics will host editions in Greece, Germany, and Switzerland.

World Premiere - Moments of Memory V by Valentin Silvestrov
Co-commissioned by Istanbul Music Festival, Wonderfeel Festival, Walden Festival, Off The Beaten Path Festival, Beethovenfest Bonn and Odessa Classics

Valentin Silvestrov composed Moments of Memory (V) on commission from six European festivals: Istanbul Music Festival (Turkey), Wonderfeel (Netherlands), Walden Festival (Belgium), Off the Beaten Path Festival (Bulgaria), Beehoven Fest Bonn (Germany) and Odessa Classics (Ukraine).

The famous Ukrainian pianist plays Brahms, Chopin, Silvestrov and Rachmaninoff.

The renowned pianist and festival director Alexey Botvinov is launching a new concert series "Botvinov and Friends" in Zurich. The aim of the project is to bring classical music to a young and broad audience at a high level in an innovative and traditional way.

This evening Alexey Botvinov will perform together with violinist Alissa Margulis.

Organizer Odessa Classics.

Odessa Classics is visiting Brugg festival

Alexey Botvinov was honored with the highest award by the Société Arts-Sciences-Lettres in Paris in October 2024. Arguably the most renowned Ukrainian pianist of our time, he has close ties to Zurich; among other, he organizes his international music festival Odessa Classics.