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“This concert program with Viennese charm will be music with love for love; music we love and know. excerpts from the audience’s favorite operettas and our concert programs, “says Agija Ozoliņa-Kozlovska, the artistic director of the Operetta Theater.
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The concert will feature the opera diva Sonora Vaice (soprano), Anta Jankovska (soprano, Italy), Laura Purena-Kancāne (soprano), Dainis Skutelis (tenor), Emīls Kivlenieks (tenor), Nauris Indzeris (baritone), Raimonds Ozols. unique due to its special velvety, perfect technical performance and emotional depth, which does not leave the audience indifferent, as well as the Operetta Theater Symphony Orchestra conducted by Atvar Lakstīgala. Program: Jean-Jacques Offenbach’s Olympian Aria, excerpts from Franz Lehar’s operetta “The Funny Widow” (the famous duo “Lips in Silence” in the repertoire of all the world’s major opera singers and “Song of Will” performed by Sonora Vaice), aria “You Own My Heart” from F. Lehar’s operettas “Land of Smiles”, Vitorio Monti’s “Chardash”, “Judith’s Aria” from F. Lehar’s operetta of the same name, etc., as well as surprises.
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The conductor of the concert, Atvars Lakstīgala, says: “Love is beautiful as music. And music cannot come without love. Both love and music are with us from the moment we are born until the last breath of our lives. Love, like music, can make us happy, “Love and music can be felt, you can hear, but you can’t feel. Love and music are the most beautiful things God has created.”
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Latvian opera singer Anta Jankovska, who lives in Italy, adds: “I would like to quote Paul Coelho, who said that ‘love is enough excuse for any existence.’ , because the fact that it has been experienced is already worth living. I am absolutely irrational, the most ardent defender of love, because it is clearly the most beautiful thing that can happen to a person. “
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Tickets can be purchased at the ticket offices of Biļešu paradīze and on the Internet: Ticket prices 15 – 35 eur. 20% discount for pupils, students, pensioners and the disabled.
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