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The renowned Russian pianist Alexander Melnikov performs in Riga for the first time during the winter music festival Winterfest.

Programme: Ludwig van Beethoven

Programme: Ludwig van Beethoven’s Mass in C Major.

Renowned soloist Ilona Bagele will perform a solo concert at the Latvian National Opera.

Perfoming: A. Kalnciema and students and graduates of her harpsichord class Programme: J. S. Bach; H. M. Guretsky; A. Tumševica; E. Vecumnieks. Münster Hall, Great Guild

Tango ensemble Sexteto Mayor (Argentinа) in gala concert of the winter music festival Winterfest that also marks the anniversary of the Herman Braun Foundation.

Vilnius String Quartet (Lietuva); Irina Zaharenkova, piano (Estonia).

Egīls Šēfers, clarinet; Spīķeri Quartet. Programme: Johannes Brahms, Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Kristian Bezuidenhout, piano (Netherlands); Sinfonietta Rīga; conductor Normunds Šnē. Programme: Ludwig van Beethoven

"Sinfonietta Rīga" presents Ludwig van Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2 and Symphony No. 7.

The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra offers "Othello" - a story about delusion, greed, passion and rightousness, combined with Verdi's breathtaking music - a universally recognized masterpiece.

"Sinfonietta Rīga" offers its listeners a parade of geniuses - Strauss, Schubert and Holliger.

The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra offers a concert for children "Feathers in the Air".

The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra offers a concert for children "Feathers in the Air".

Inga Šļubovska, soprano, has been a soloist of the Latvian National Opera since 2008 and her solo programme will consist of Italian chamber music. At the piano: Agnese Egliņa.

Nordic sentiment in art has always appealed to the Latvian public. In this concert, a northerly mood will be created by Latvian audience's favourite, Estonian maestro Olari Elts, who became the principal guest conductor of the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra in 2011.

Following the highly successful chamber music concert series of the last season that offered great atmosphere and varied programme, the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra continues the series this season, inviting the audience to appreciate artistic mastery and ensemble skills of the orchestra's musicians at intimate chamber music evenings.

Following the highly successful chamber music concert series of the last season that offered great atmosphere and varied programme, the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra continues the series this season, inviting the audience to appreciate artistic mastery and ensemble skills of the orchestra's musicians at intimate chamber music evenings.

Following the highly successful chamber music concert series of the last season that offered great atmosphere and varied programme, the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra continues the series this season, inviting the audience to appreciate artistic mastery and ensemble skills of the orchestra's musicians at intimate chamber music evenings.

The LNO choir has received considerable acclaim from both the local audience and foreign critics, who have singled the choir out as a unified and harmonious ensemble. The choir is marked by its artistic temperament, sense of the dramatic and its specific, balanced sound.

Following the highly successful chamber music concert series of the last season that offered great atmosphere and varied programme, the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra continues the series this season, inviting the audience to appreciate artistic mastery and ensemble skills of the orchestra's musicians at intimate chamber music evenings.

The second "Pearls of Russian Music" concert promises to be a very special and unique event.

"Sinfonietta Rīga" presents Mozart, Haydn and Gotham's new work.

Promotion of Latvian music is one of the most vital priorities of the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, therefore this season the orchestra introduces a new concert series titled "Pearls of Latvian Music".

Following the highly successful chamber music concert series of the last season that offered great atmosphere and varied programme, the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra continues the series this season, inviting the audience to appreciate artistic mastery and ensemble skills of the orchestra's musicians at intimate chamber music evenings.

Following the highly successful chamber music concert series of the last season that offered great atmosphere and varied programme, the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra continues the series this season, inviting the audience to appreciate artistic mastery and ensemble skills of the orchestra's musicians at intimate chamber music evenings.

The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, under the guidance of maestro Karel Mark Chichon, will perform one of the most tragic and emotional Russian classical pieces of music – Sergei Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet”.

Interpretations of the Russian classics by Karel Mark Chichon and the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra have become unforgettable events in Riga.

An evening of Italian music at Spīķeri Concert Hall.

"Sinfonnieta Rīga" presents its final concert of the season, starring Ksenija Sidorova.

Mozart’s "Requiem" at Riga Dome Cathedral on August 9, Orff’s “Carmina Burana” during the Riga City Festival, “Let’s Celebrate Together” in Rīga's Great Guild on September 6, Riga Jazz on September 27.