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The Sinfonietta St. Gallen - A Symphony of Diversity and Unity Discover the enchanting domain of the Sinfonietta St. Gallen, an ensemble that seamlessly blends the rich musical heritage of Switzerland and Ukraine. Founded by the talented Ukrainian violinist Elena Neff Zhunke, this orchestra brings together a diverse array of musicians, including individuals who, despite facing challenging circumstances as war refugees, showcase their musical prowess with resilience and determination. More than just a musical project, the Sinfonietta St. Gallen symbolizes solidarity and cultural exchange. The ensemble aims to blend contemporary music with works from earlier eras, offering audiences a unique listening experience. The members of the Sinfonietta St. Gallen share not only their passion for music but also compelling stories. From musicians who fled Ukraine and found a new home in Switzerland to those who bravely express their musicality despite the dangers of war, this ensemble embodies the courage and determination of its members. With a repertoire ranging from pieces by Ukrainian composers like Miroslav Skoryk and Wassyl Barvinskyj to contemporary works by Victoria Poleva, the Sinfonietta St. Gallen showcases the diversity of the musical landscape and opens new cultural horizons for audiences. Explore the vibrant world of the Sinfonietta St. Gallen, where their musical prowess and commitment to cultural exchange and mutual understanding will undoubtedly inspire you. https://www.altchemie.live more footage from the concert:    • Victoria Vita Poleva - Die Seele - Sinfoni...      • Miroslav Skoryk dyptych - Sinfonietta St  ...   featuring: Elena Zhunke violin Olga Ponomaryova violin Raissa Zhunke piano Oleksii Beregovyi double-bass Ricardo Gaspar Viola Pierre Deppe Violoncello filmed by Maryna Lopushin By Atelier Klang und Raum / Marcel Babazadeh