Monday, 27 July 2026 | 7:00 PM

Artists

Ina Kosturi is an Albanian violinist, performer-composer, and Associate Professor of Violin at the University of Arts in Tirana. A Gold Medal winner at the EIMA Awards 2026 for Best Instrumentalist and Best Composer, and a Bronze Medal winner at the Global Music Awards, she has received major international awards in Slovenia, Austria, Malta, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. She is also the first Albanian composer to be published by Universal Edition (Austria), and was featured in its Winter Catalogue 2024–2025 among 12 selected composers worldwide.                                                        

 

Elvina Gurra is an Albanian pianist, educator, and researcher born in Tirana on February 13, 1987, into a family of artists. Her musical journey began at an early age, and from her first years of schooling she participated in numerous national and international competitions, receiving first, second, and third prizes throughout her childhood and teenage years. Throughout her professional career, Elvina Gurra has performed extensively as a solo pianist, presenting annual recitals both in Albania and abroad, Roma , Vienna , Heilderberg , Janinna. She has collaborated with orchestras and ensembles and has also distinguished herself as a producer and organizer of a significant number of artistic and musical events. ‎

Programme

1.  Johan Svendsen – Romance op. 26 for Violin and Piano                

2. Ina Kosturi – Improvisation for Violin (2024)

3. Ina Kosturi – 7 Capriccio for Violin  (2023)  (No. 1, 7)

4. J. S.Bach – Chaconne from Partita No.2 in D minor
  BWV 1004 (for Solo Violin)

5. Frederik Chopin – Ballade No.4 in F Minor, op 52

6. Ina Kosturi – Ballade for Violin and Piano (dedicated to my mother Irena) (2022)

7. Ina Kosturi – Tajsi’s Song for Violin and Piano (2025 Premiere)

8. Katharina Nohl - Crystal for Violin and Piano

Ticket: 20€

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