Beethoven & Fialkowska

Concert • Classical Music • Chamber Music •

Date

October 2, 2026

1 performance

7:30 p.m.

Place Maison symphonique

Price

Regular: $59 to $119 Tx and fees incl. Youth and student rates available

Janina Fialkowska: Her Final Performance in Montreal!

After an extraordinary career that has taken her around the world, legendary Canadian pianist Janina Fialkowska will bid farewell to Montreal audiences in this very special concert with the OCM under the direction of maestro Andrei Feher.

Following the luminous opening of Stride by Anna Clyne, Janina Fialkowska performs Piano Concerto No. 4. Then, the magnificent Beethoven Symphony No. 7 unfolds in all its rhythmic power.

Don’t miss this thrilling opening concert of OCM’s 87th season at the sublime Maison Symphonique of Place des Arts.

This concert is dedicated to the memory of Mario Lafond, a dear friend and long-time supporter of the OCM.

Duration 2h with intermission

Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. 4
Beethoven, Symphony No. 7
Conductor

Andrei Feher

Piano

Janina Fialkowska
Production / Presentation

Orchestre classique de Montréal

Support

Ms. Roula Drossis, Dr. W. Mark Roberts, Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Montreal

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