by InTrieste
The Trieste Concert Society continues its tradition of excellence with the second installment of “Summer in Music 2024,” featuring the acclaimed Macedonian pianist Teodora Kapinkovska. Scheduled for Saturday, June 15, at 8:45 PM, the event will take place at the historic Verdi Theater in Muggia, promising an evening of musical brilliance.
Teodora Kapinkovska, a rising star in the classical music world, brings a repertoire that embodies both technical prowess and emotional depth. Renowned for her commanding performances, Kapinkovska’s interpretations of Beethoven’s Sonata No. 21, Op. 53 ‘Waldstein,’ and Schumann’s Symphonic Studies Op. 13 are anticipated to captivate audiences with their virtuosity and complexity.
Born in 1999, Kapinkovska began her musical journey at the age of nine under the tutelage of Professor Margarita Tatarcevska. Her meteoric rise in the world of classical piano has seen her garner numerous accolades, including special mentions at prestigious competitions such as the Brunelli Competition and the “National Arts Prize.”
In addition to her remarkable achievements on the concert stage, Kapinkovska’s dedication to her craft is exemplified by her academic pursuits. A graduate of the esteemed “Giuseppe Tartini” Conservatory, where she received top honors, she has been accepted at the prestigious Royal College of London to further her musical education.
“Summer in Music 2024” is made possible through the collaborative efforts of the Trieste Concert Society, the MIC-General Directorate for Entertainment, the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, and esteemed sponsors including the Kathleen Foreman Casali Charitable Foundation and Artbonus Patrons.
Tickets for this extraordinary musical event can be purchased through the Trieste Concert Society’s Secretariat, online via Vivaticket, or at the box office on the evening of the performance. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the artistry of Teodora Kapinkovska in this unforgettable evening of music at the Verdi Theater in Muggia.
