Let The Music Dance presented by Washington Balalaika Orchestra

The Washington Balalaika Orchestra returns to Capital One Hall's Main Theater for a vibrant program titled "Let The Music Dance." This performance showcases the ensemble's unique blend of traditional Eastern European folk instruments, featuring solo pieces performed by the orchestra's own musicians on balalaika, bayan, prima domra, bass domra, flute, oboe, and clarinet. For the first time, the stage also welcomes a bandura, a Ukrainian string instrument, adding a new sonic layer to the evening. The full 55-person orchestra will present a selection of well-known works drawn from a variety of composers, genres, and historical periods, alongside pieces that may be new to many listeners. The Washington Balalaika Society, the parent organization, is a community orchestra that has been performing music of Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Russia, and other countries in the Greater Washington, D.C. area for 36 years, and it is the largest orchestra of its kind in America.

Venue: Capital One Hall - Main Theater
Date: Sunday, June 14, 2026
Showtimes: Not specified in the provided information
Run time: Not specified
Lineup: Washington Balalaika Orchestra (55 musicians) playing balalaika, bayan, prima domra, bass domra, flute, oboe, clarinet, and featuring a guest bandura
Ages: Not specified
Tickets: Price not available; tickets can be purchased via Capital One Hall’s official schedule and seating charts
Note: The description ends mid-sentence in the source material; no further details about specific pieces or intermission are available. The program will include solos by orchestra members on multiple instruments.