Tunes hailing from Russia and Ukraine
Sinsteden Cultural Center in Neuss is set to host a captivating classical concert on Sunday, June 12th, starting at 5 PM. The event will feature renowned pianist Anna Seropian, originally from Georgia, and mezzo-soprano Radmila Brovdiy, who hails from Ukraine.
Anna Seropian, with a wealth of international concert experience, completed her concert exam at the Robert Schumann Music Academy in Düsseldorf. After her studies, she served as a lecturer at the academy for over a decade. Admission for the concert is €9, and doors at the Sinsteden Cultural Center will open at 4 PM. For more information about the concert, visit www.kulturzentrum-sinsteden.de.
Radmila Brovdiy, a versatile artist, has performed on the main opera stage in Kyiv and was a member of the ensemble for Ukrainian folk music and dance. She graduated from the National Music Academy P. I. Tchaikovsky in Kyiv.
The concert will showcase a variety of songs, arias, romances, and piano pieces by Ukrainian and Russian composers such as Lysenko, Zador, Bilash, Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Borodin, and Rachmaninoff.
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We hope to see you at the concert!
The concert at Sinsteden Cultural Center on June 12th promises an evening of entertainment, featuring the music of Ukrainian and Russian composers. Anna Seropian, an internationally acclaimed pianist, will be performing, showcasing her talent learned from the Robert Schumann Music Academy in Düsseldorf.
