The Yerevan Youth Orchestra presented a free open-air concert in Beirut, bringing classical music into the public space and reaching audiences beyond the concert hall.
Held at Ain el Mreisseh by the sea, the program featured Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 under the baton of Gianluca Marcianò. The performance transformed the urban setting into a shared cultural experience — where music met the rhythm of the city and became accessible to all.
Open to the public, the event reflected a commitment to making classical music more inclusive, engaging, and present in everyday life.
The percussion section of the Yerevan Youth Orchestra had a unique opportunity to deepen their knowledge and further develop their skills through an exclusive masterclass led by Fernando Arias — music producer, sound engineer, Dolby Atmos engineer, as well as a Latin Grammy and Grammy Awards nominee.
The Yerevan Youth Orchestra will travel to Lebanon to participate in the Al Bustan International Festival of Music and the Performing Arts 2026, one of the country’s most important cultural events.
The percussion section of the Yerevan Youth Orchestra had a unique opportunity to deepen their knowledge and further develop their skills through an exclusive masterclass led by Fernando Arias — music producer, sound engineer, Dolby Atmos engineer, as well as a Latin Grammy and Grammy Awards nominee.
The Yerevan Youth Orchestra will travel to Lebanon to participate in the Al Bustan International Festival of Music and the Performing Arts 2026, one of the country’s most important cultural events.