This year's Malta International Organ Festival has once again cemented its place as one of the most anticipated cultural events in the Maltese Islands. Combining extraordinary music with the splendor of historic and sacred venues, the festival, has offered audiences unforgettable moments of artistic brilliance and architectural beauty.

As the festival approaches its conclusion, three final concerts remain, each promising a unique experience for music enthusiasts.

On December 4th, the Basilica of St. Dominic and Our Lady of Porto Salvo in Valletta will host a remarkable performance featuring the acclaimed Italian organist Marco D'Avola. He will be joined by the young trumpet virtuoso Filippo Lombardi, whose exceptional talent has already garnered him accolades and collaborations with some of Europe's leading orchestras. The concert will showcase the grandeur of the newly installed organ at the Basilica, blending its majestic tones with the brilliance of the trumpet in what promises to be a captivating musical dialogue.

The following evening, on December 5th, the Basilica of Mosta will provide a stage for emerging talent. This special event offers a platform for up-and-coming musicians to present their artistry, giving audiences the chance to witness the creativity and promise of the next generation of performers. It's an evening of discovery, inspiration, and the celebration of musical potential.

The festival will close with its Grand Finale on December 7th at the Christ the King Basilica in Paola. Internationally renowned organist Johannes Skudlik will perform on the Basilica's magnificent new organ, delivering a program that includes iconic works such as Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, Widor's Toccata from Symphony No. 5, and Marco Enrico Bossi's Opus 100 for organ and orchestra. This finale promises to be an extraordinary showcase of skill and musicality, leaving the audience in awe.

The Malta International Organ Festival is more than a celebration of organ music; it is a tribute to the spirit of art and tradition that defines Malta. Each concert offers an opportunity to immerse oneself in the beauty of music while appreciating the rich cultural heritage of the island's sacred spaces.

For those wishing to attend the final concerts, more information and tickets are available at www.MaltaInternationalOrganFestival.com.

Don't miss the chance to be part of this remarkable journey as the festival, under the artistic direction of Dr Joseph Lia, concludes its inspiring 11th edition.