It is the passion for the authentic. The knowledge of the classic and the search for the new. Technical perfection as an absolute requirement. The attraction to improvisation. The Janoska brothers together with Julius Darvas have become internationally known for their unique performing style.

Borrowing from different musical genres but also respecting the great classical works, the Ensemble does not create simple compositions but "living music", as they say, which the listeners "experience".

On March 19, under the direction of Nikos Haliasas, Janoska collaborates with the State Orchestra of Athens at the Pallas Theatre, giving their unique style symphonic dimensions. In the program, classical masterpieces by Mozart, Piazzolla and Bach, but also...Paul McCartney.

"We want to bring back to classical music the lost art of improvisation that every baroque musician took for granted." This phrase of the brothers from Bratislava raises moods and - above all - expectations.

Program:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
The Marriage of Figaro, Introduction à la Janoska

FRANISEK GIANOSKA (b. 1986)
Musette pour Fritz, honor to Kreisler

ASTOR PIZZOLA(1921-1992)
Oblivion, with Arpád Janoska, special guest on vocals

FRANISEK GIANOSKA
- Rumba for Amadeus
- Janoska Agreement no. 1 Impressions along the Danube I. Bratislava - II. Vienna - III. Budapest

PAUL MCCARTNEY (born 1942)
Yesterday

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685-1750)
Concerto for 2 violins and orchestra in D minor BWV 1043, third movement, Allegro

All works are performed in transcription by the Janoska Ensemble at
their unique Janoska Style.

Soloist:
Ondrej Janoska, violin
František Janoska, violin
Roman Janoska, cello
Julius Darvas, piano
Arpád Janoska, special guest on vocals

Music director: Nikolaos Chaliasas

State Orchestra of Athens