Emotional Christmas concerts in Menkin: Enchant young talents!

Emotional Christmas concerts in Menkin: Enchant young talents!

in the picturesque Menkin, on the property of the von Oppen family, recently took place, which created a harmonious connection between art and traditions. Organized by the University of the Arts in Stettin and the St. Sophien Organ Association Brüssow, talented young singers from Poland and China presented an impressive program that delighted both local and international music lovers. The soprano Liu Yaxuan, mezzo -soprano Weronika Włodarczyk and Bariton Piotr Figielski, all of the university, performed with a variety of duets and songs, including works by famous composers such as Mozart, Donizetti and Puccini. According to Nordkurier created a wonderful atmosphere that was perfectly rounded off by singing classic Christmas songs together.

a musical highlight for the audience

The performances were not only a festival for the ears, but also offered a platform for international talents to demonstrate their skills. Prof. Dr. Dr. Sylwia Burnicka-Kalishwski, who led through the evening, emphasized the high artistry of the soloists, who captivated the audience with their individual interpretations of arias and traditional songs. The highlight of the evening was certainly the soulful floral duet from Puccini's "Madama Butterfly", which reflected both the depth and beauty of classical music, and stimulated the audience to appreciate the performing art.

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