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The Opole Philharmonic is located in a modern building situated by the Młynówka Canal. The Opole Philharmonic was formally established in 1972. It continues the activities of the Small Symphony Orchestra – the first professional orchestra, which was created in 1947. In 1952 it was transformed into the Opole Symphony Orchestra, and five years later – into the State Symphony Orchestra. In 1969, it was named after Józef Elsner – a composer and the most well-known teacher of Frédéric Chopin. Concerts of classical and jazz music, as well as guest performances of world-famous conductors, composers, and soloists, are organized in the facility. Additional information: The ticket office is open from Tuesday to Friday during the hours: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM; on public holidays: one hour before the concert. Paid parking at 5 Franciszka Żwirki i Stanisława Wigury Street.