Piotr Rubik returns to Lithuania with a new concert program "Let them say that this is not love - the most beautiful songs about love!"
Piotr Rubik's big concert will take place on November 18. In Vilnius, Compensa concert hall. The most beautiful songs about love must be heard live! Piotr Rubik, Jelenius Gura Philharmonic Orchestra, Wrocław Academic Choir and 6 distinguished soloists: Marta Moszczyńska, Michał Gasz, Olivia Wieczorek, Marcin Januszkiewicz, Agnieszka Przekupień, Michał Bogdanowicz, and narrator Krzysztof Kwiatkowski. Over 60 people on stage!
Piotr Rubik returns to Vilnius with a great concert "Let them say it's not love - the most beautiful songs about love!"
Piotr Rubik's great concert will take place on November 18 at the Compensa Concert Hall. Piotr Rubik, Jelenia Góra Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Wrocław Academic Choir and 6 excellent soloists: Marta Moszczyńska, Michał Gasz, Olivia Wieczorek, Marcin Januszkiewicz, Agnieszka Przekupień, Michał Bogdanowicz. Over 60 people on stage! This needs to be heard live!
Piotr Rubik's concert is a unique musical meeting. During the event, Piotr Rubik's greatest hits will be presented performed by outstanding soloists who, together with Piotr Rubik, the Lower Silesian Symphony Orchestra of the Jelenia Góra Philharmonic, and the Wrocław Academic Choir will present completely new and sometimes unexpected interpretations of well-known works. During the concert you will hear the greatest works of Piotr Rubik, such as "Psalm Beloved", "Let them say that this is not love", "Psalm for you", "Don't be ashamed to say that you love" and many, many other great songs. All under the baton of Piotr Rubik with the participation of the Lower Silesian Symphony Orchestra of the Jelenia Góra Philharmonic, the Wrocław Academic Choir conducted by Alan Urbanek and 6 excellent soloists - Marta Moszczyńska, Michał Gasz, Olivia Wieczorek, Marcin Januszkiewicz, Agnieszka Przekupień and Michał Bogdanowicz.
What's more, Piotr Rubik will tell interesting and funny stories related to the creation of individual pieces, and even draw the audience into singing together.
These are unique musical events not to be missed.
