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Chamber Music Concert

Chamber Music Concert

Chamber Music Concert
123 A D. Aghmashenebeli avenue
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15.10.2026
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Schedule

15.10.2026
Thursday
19:30
30 ₾ - 60
30 ₾ - 60
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Description

On October 15, 2026, as part of the 34th Tbilisi Autumn International Music Festival, a chamber music concert will take place featuring the renowned ensemble Kremerata Baltica, appearing at the festival for the first time.

The chamber orchestra brings together professional musicians from the Baltic countries and, for the past 30 years, has performed in some of the world’s most prestigious concert halls under the direction of celebrated violinist Gidon Kremer.

In Tbilisi, the ensemble will perform works by L. van Beethoven, G. Mahler, A. Piazzolla, H. von Biber, and M. Weinberg.

Tickets for this event are non-refundable.

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Chamber Music Concert

Location

Kakhidze Music Center
Tbilisi Music-Cultural Center is the leading concert organization of Georgia, which has been serving for the preservation and development of rich musical traditions of the country for many years. Tbilisi Music and Cultural Center was founded in 1989. The idea of its creation appeared in 1976 and it belongs to the outstanding Georgian conductor and public figure, Jansug Kakhidze. At that time, there was literally no hall in Tbilisi that would meet all the requirements for performing symphonic music. Due to this, it became necessary to build a full-fledged concert space suitable for symphonic music, which was associated with the greatest difficulties during the Soviet period. In order to overcome the contradictions relatively painlessly, a kind of solution was found - they exchanged locations d. "Amirani" cinema located on Agmashenebeli (then Plekhanov) avenue and M. The small concert hall of the Philharmonic located on Kostava (then Lenin) Street. After the completion of the special reconstruction by the German master, Ewald Kinle, a concert organ was created for the Tbilisi Music Hall named after Jansug Kakhidze, the placement of which on the back wall of the stage significantly changed the appearance of the hall and gave it a special identity. According to the general opinion of specialists from different countries, as a result of the reconstruction, the center's concert halls undoubtedly meet modern world standards, which is truly a matter of pride for our country. The music-cultural center often holds concerts for various international diplomatic missions to celebrate national holidays.
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