The orchestra of the Macedonian Philharmonic will perform the concert entitled „Izvor” (transl. noun: spring: ’the origin or a source of something’) this Thursday, November 2nd, dedicated to the 60th anniversary of JM Macedonia.
The concert will be performed under the baton of maestro Borjan Canev, and the young instrumentalists Magdalena Drmach – cello, Leonardo Dimoski – violin and Goce Zlatev – piano will perform as soloists.
On the program are Benjamin Britten’s Guide to the Orchestra for Young People, Leon Boelmann’s Symphonic Variations for Cello and Orchestra, Saint-Saëns’ Capriccio-Etude in Waltz Form and Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini.
Founded in 1963, JM Macedonia is the only national non-governmental organization that works with young musicians and young people, developing their creativity and supporting their initial public promotion in the field of music. JM Macedonia strives to encourage and harmonize the need for direct communication between young people and audiences in general with music and other cultural values. Created on an artistic and pedagogical basis, JM Macedonia integrates young people regardless of political, religious, national or linguistic origin, striving for generations of young people with cosmopolitan, humanistic approaches in their own individual and global creation and development.
Created 60 years ago, JM Macedonia proves its principles with more than 7,000 organized events and concerts, including more than a thousand artists as soloists and more than 7,000 participants and program animators in various ensembles, followed by more than one million visitors as an audience, mainly young people. In this way, JM Macedonia is one of the biggest cultural movements in Macedonia.
