The concert in Skopje was an unforgettable musical experience, as the Profundis Chamber Orchestra from Macedonia, under the baton of the distinguished conductor Đurđica Dašić, was joined by the internationally acclaimed cellist Petar Pejčić, in a special performance held as part of the off-program of the prestigious Ohrid Summer Festival.

“It was a true pleasure to collaborate with an artist of such exceptional artistry and presence as Petar Pejčić. This concert brought a unique and carefully curated program to Skopje, and we believe the audience experienced a truly special musical evening,” said Đurđica Dašić, artistic director and conductor of the Profundis Chamber Orchestra.

As one of the most important cultural events in Southeast Europe, the Ohrid Summer Festival has, for decades, hosted some of the world’s most renowned musicians and ensembles. Being part of its off-program highlighted the artistic value and international significance of this concert, placing it within a broader context of excellence and cultural prestige.

Program:

Philip Glass – Music from “The Hours”
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky – “Variations on a Rococo Theme” for cello and chamber orchestra
David Popper – “Hungarian Rhapsody” for cello and chamber orchestra

The concert took the audience on a remarkable journey through timeless music, where Petar Pejčić’s virtuosity, emotional depth, and magnetic stage presence blended seamlessly with the refined sound of the Profundis Chamber Orchestra. The evening, enriched by the unique Candlelight atmosphere, left a lasting impression and stood out as a highlight of the season.