Music without clear boundaries, painting subtle tones of sounds and a glimpse of feeling a composer wanted to evoke in the listener—that is the subject of this evening’s concert. The Orchestra will perform under the baton of Mykoła Diadiura, and solo parts will be played by pianist Artur Jaroń. For the opening, we will hear “Pelléas et Mélisande” suite op. 80 by a French master Gabriel Fauré, then we will travel to foggy, oniric Fantaisie for piano and orchestra by Claude Debussy. The concert will be closed by the greatest work of César Franck—Symphony in D minor.