"Symphony of Unity" at Lviv Philharmonic: a concert worth attending
If you want to spend an evening not just beautifully, but truly meaningfully, pay attention to the "Symphony of Unity." The concert will take place on May 8, 2026, at 18:00 at the Lviv National Philharmonic in Lviv.
What will be performed
The central event of the evening will be Beethoven's Triple Concerto. This piece for violin, cello, piano, and symphony orchestra is a format in which not only the musicians' mastery can be heard particularly well, but also how they interact with each other.
The solo parts will be performed by violinist Lydia Futorska, cellist Artem Poludenniy, and pianist Margarita Holovko. They will be joined by the Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Lviv National Philharmonic under the baton of conductor Serhiy Khorovets. After Beethoven, the program will feature music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Why this could be a good choice
Beethoven's Triple Concerto does not often appear in concert programs: it requires the simultaneous participation of three strong soloists who can listen attentively to each other. So this is not just an evening with famous names, but an opportunity to hear a live dialogue between three instruments and the orchestra.
The Lviv National Philharmonic is located in the central part of the city, at Myroslava Skoryka Street, 7. According to event posters, ticket prices start at approximately 200 hryvnias, with some services indicating a range up to 700 hryvnias.
The "Symphony of Unity" is suitable for a quiet evening alone, a date, or a gift for someone who loves classical music. If you have long wanted to get acquainted with symphonic concerts more closely, this could be a very good reason.
Would you go to such an evening—for Beethoven, Mozart, or the live sound of the Lviv Symphony Orchestra?