Prince Albert II attended one of the Principality’s most symbolic cultural events of the summer as he welcomed guests to the Prince’s Palace for the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra’s closing concert, an evening that also marked the end of an important chapter in the orchestra’s history.
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Held on Aug. 6 in the palace’s historic Cour d’Honneur, the annual open-air performance featured an acclaimed program dedicated to Franz Liszt and Maurice Ravel, with celebrated French pianist Alexandre Kantorow joining the orchestra.
The concert carried added significance as it served as Kazuki Yamada’s final appearance as…
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