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On November 29th at 7 pm, P\u00e4rnu Concert Hall will resonate with the enchanting melodies of a “Purple Wednesday” concert, celebrating the 30th anniversary season of P\u00e4rnu City Orchestra. The concert will feature solos from well-known Estonian singers Alika Milova<\/strong> and Ott Lepland<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The P\u00e4rnu City Orchestra, which is the only professional symphony orchestra in West Estonia, will be celebrating its 30th<\/sup> anniversary season this Wednesday evening.<\/p>\n The “Purple Wednesday” concert, a collaboration with Song of Estonia competition winner Alika Milova and renowned singer Ott Lepland, offers a unique blend of original pop compositions and beautifully adapted versions of popular songs in orchestral settings. The unique arrangements and carefully curated repertoire have been created by Andrus Ranna\u00e4\u00e4re<\/strong> and conductor for the evening Riivo J\u00f5gi<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Founded in 1994, the P\u00e4rnu City Orchestra has been a cornerstone of the local cultural scene. Beyond their classical roots, the orchestra actively nurtures young talent, providing a platform for aspiring musicians. Throughout their 30-year-long history, the orchestra has collaborated with prestigious festivals, international conductors, and soloists.<\/p>\n