The ensemble from Poland is made up of members of the Silesian Philharmonic Orchestra in Salzgitter's sponsored city of Katowice. This sponsorship, which celebrates its 75th anniversary next year, will be honored at the event.

The concert also marks the end of the exhibition "From You to Us. Refugees and displaced persons in post-war Lower Saxony", which will be on display at the Salder Castle Municipal Museum until June 28. The venue for the concert is the Fürstensaal of the Municipal Museum in Salzgitter-Salder.

The audience at the concert will experience what happens when a classical musician arranges hits from the 60s for his own chamber ensemble: Extremely lovingly composed pieces in which listeners will recognize both the catchy tunes of pop music and great classical music.

For example, one of the works begins with Tchaikovsky's string serenade, then switches to "somebody to love" by Queen and ends by returning to Tchaikovsky.

A true cross-over project that really deserves its name. And the success proves the composer Dariusz Zboch and his ensemble right. His latest work "Vivaldiana" is a virtuoso 4-movement piano concerto based on Vivaldi's Four Seasons, which is set to jazz, swing, tango and bossa nova.

The Silesian Chamber Soloists, one of the most successful string ensembles in Europe, have worked with important artists such as Krzysztof Penderecki, Yehudi Menuhin, Christoph Eschenbach, Pinchas Zuckerman, Maxim Vengerov, Mscislav Rostropovich and the German pianist and conductor Christoph Soldan.

Leonard Bernstein commented on Christoph Soldan after a joint tour: "I am impressed by the spiritual greatness of this young musician."

Tickets are available online at the online ticket portal Eventim. Further information can be found at kultur-veranstaltungenstadt.salzgitterde.