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New classical music performed in artistically bright concerts is the goal of Musica Sacra\u2019s autumn concert series. <\/b>Every Saturday at 4 pm between now and November 25, concertgoers will be able to hear both new and well-known pieces at <\/b>Eliisabeti kirik (St Elizabeth\u2019s Church) in P\u00e4rnu.<\/p>\n
The next concert in the series on September 23, will focus on Beethoven\u2019s 32nd<\/sup> piano sonata. The concert, which will be performed by internationally acclaimed Estonian pianist Irina Zahharenkova, will also see pieces from Beethoven\u2019s 22nd<\/sup>, 23rd<\/sup> and 24th<\/sup> sonatas played.<\/p>\n Another highlight of the concert series is the Eesti Fantaasia (Estonian Fantasy) concert on October 7. Violinist Leena Lass and organ player Ines Maidre will perform pieces from up-and-coming and well-known Estonian composers, including Arvo P\u00e4rt<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/a>. <\/span><\/p>\n Musica Sacra\u2019s autumn concert series, which is organized by P\u00e4rnu Opera, will run every Saturday from September 2 until November 25. In total, 13 concerts will take place at St. Elizabeth\u2019s Church in P\u00e4rnu.<\/p>\n