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More than a concert. Come and hear music that changes your inner state. A concert for those who are looking for real, strong emotions! Going beyond the limits of possibilities! This evening, the stage will combine: the passion of Paganini: music that was called "diabolical" for its unearthly complexity, and which became a symbol of the absolute triumph of human genius; the greatness of Franck: one of the most majestic and mysterious works in history. This is a journey from dusk to dawn that makes the heart freeze. Music that encourages you to stop and look into your own soul. Paganini is about external triumph. Franck is about inner light. On the program: Cesar FRANK. Symphony in D minor. Niccolo PAGANINI. Concerto for violin and orchestra n.1 in E flat major. Performers: Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Dnipropetrovsk Philharmonic. Soloist: Daniel KOMONKO, laureate of international competitions. Conductor: Aleksandras SHIMELIS (Lithuania). Daniel KOMONKO is a bright representative of the new generation of Ukrainian violinists. His creative path began in 2010 in Korea, and since 2017 he has been honing his talent at the Lviv Music Lyceum named after S. Krushelnytska under the guidance of Mark Komonko. Daniel is a laureate of numerous international competitions, including the winner of the prestigious Stockholm International Music Competition (2022). His skill has conquered the exquisite halls of Sweden: from the Royal Palace in Stockholm to the Nobel Prize Museum. Since 2022, the young musician has been actively performing at charity concerts in Sweden, Ireland and Germany, presenting Ukrainian culture and supporting his Motherland through the language of music. His performance is a combination of technical virtuosity and deep emotionality that captures the hearts of listeners around the world. Aleksandras SHIMELIS - Lithuanian conductor, composer, producer. In 2001 he graduated from the Chigiana Academy of Music (Accademia Musicale Chigiana, symphonic conducting, class of Prof. G. Gelmetti, Italy); In 2002 - from the Lithuanian Academy of Music (composition, Master of Music degree, class of Prof., Doctor of Humanities R. Janialauskas); He attended symphonic conducting classes with Prof. J. Domarkas and Prof. J. Aleksa. As a conductor he collaborated with the London Gala Orchestra, Hastings Philharmonic Choir (Great Britain), Liepaja Symphony Orchestra (Latvia), Bulgarian Symphony Orchestra of the Sofia Music Festival, chamber orchestras: Vilnius “St. Kristofer", Klaipeda, Šiauliai, Radom Chamber Orchestra (Poland), Lithuanian State Symphony Wind Orchestra. In collaboration with the St. Kristofer Chamber Orchestra and pianist Emilian Madej (Poland), he recorded a disc called "Stella in Via". In collaboration with the Lithuanian State Symphony Wind Orchestra and world-famous marimbists Javier Nandayapa Velasco and Kai Stensgaard, he recorded a premiere disc with compositions by contemporary composers._ He collaborated with outstanding musicians and soloists: Saulius Sondeckis, Valeriy Afanasiev, Ivo Pogorelych, Dang Thai Sean, David Geringas, Muza Rubatskite, Petras and Lukas Geniushas, Leonid and Mykola Vinciewicz, Javier Nandayapa Velasco, Daniel Eliahu, etc. Author of music for choir, solo instruments, chamber ensembles, symphony orchestra, choir and soloists (mass "Gloria"), music for films, theatrical performances, etc. Initiator, artistic director and participant of international music and film festivals: "Drum and Percussion Festival", "Stella in Via", "Days of Mexican Culture in Lithuania", summer music festival "Piano.Lb", "Window to Europe", etc.