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He published his first works during‘70s, and he already has numerous narratives, essays, publications and novels,including the‘Šarmer Male Varoši' published in 1995, and audience will have a chance to hear fragments on Saturday.
So, the audience will have the opportunity to hear our take on this great work.
Van Beethoven: Violin Concerto(version for piano and orchestra) G. Antheil: Jazz Symphony P. Konjović: In the Country,symphonic variationsFor the second time this season, our audience will have the opportunity to listen to Beethoven's Concerto for violin and orchestra, except on this occasion in an interesting version for piano and orchestra, featuring the Belgrade Philharmonic and Korean pianist Claire Huangci.
The audience will have the opportunity to ask panelists questions following the presentation.
After the screening, the audience will have an opportunity to talk to the director.
The audience will have the opportunity to see excerpts of their plays in Croatian and English.
During six evenings, the audience will have the opportunity to visit ten concerts that will be held in the Ilija M.
Audience will have the chance to interact with the latest design works of our delicate designer brands and have a conversation with famous designers, who are telling their unique characteristics and pictures of lifestyle.
In addition to these performers, the audience will have the opportunity to hear the musical composition Aziza popular with bassist Dave Holland at the head.
The audience will have an opportunity to learn about the history of the American Red Cross and the coverage of Serbia in the world media in 1915.
As always, admission to these concerts is free. Our audience will have the opportunity to hear one of the most interesting programs of this season, held on two days, Thursday and Friday, at Kolarac Hall, at 8:00 p.m.
The audience will have the opportunity to break their daylong fast, iftar, one hour before each Jazz performance begins.
During the evening, the audience will have an opportunity to listen to Srećko Horvat, Slavoj Žižek, Brian Eno, Noam Chomsky and others via video conference.
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Thanks to the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the audience will have an opportunity to hear the BPO ensemble on 11 April, at the Hall of the Izmir Foundation for Culture, and the following day at the Izmir Conservatory. The Quartet will play pieces by Dejan Despić(Homage to Stevan Mokranjac), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart String Quartet in D minor, KV.
The audience will have the opportunity to be reminded of the old, good hits that still leave traces in the ears and souls of loyal listeners today, but this time colored by the warm sound of wooden instruments.
The audience will have the opportunity to be reminded of the old, good hits that still leave traces in the ears and souls of loyal listeners today, but this time colored by the warm sound of wooden instruments.
The audience will have a chance to meet professionals working at NASA, Oracle, Google Cloud, AWS, but will also be able to learn more about local and regional tech companies and their expertise.
The audience will have the unique opportunity to hear Dmitri Shostakovich's last symphony in his interpretation- in addition to being the composer's friend, Jurowski assisted in the premiere of this masterpiece.
The audience will have the unique opportunity to hear Dmitri Shostakovich's last symphony in his interpretation- in addition to being the composer's friend, Jurowski assisted in the premiere of this masterpiece.
The audience will have the opportunity to listen to the masterpieces from the recently published“Parts of Life” album, the one that thrilled millions of fans that follow this famous Berliner on social networks.
The novelty is that the audience will have the opportunity to vote for the best European film from the Main Competition Programme, and the winner will be sponsored by the Delegation of the European Union to Serbia, which supported FEST last year.
The Belgrade audience will have the opportunity to see the Kombank Hall scene overflowing with actors who, in authentic costumes and with the scenery of the time, will faithfully evoke the era of hippie culture in which the entire KOSA project was created.
The audience will have the opportunity to hear the Belgrade Philharmonic with Tatjana Masurenko, one of the world's leading violists, with her distinctively expressive style. Concluding the concert is the Symphony No. 4 by P. I. Tchaikovsky, sometimes referred to as“Fate.”.
The audience will have the unique opportunity to hear Dmitri Shostakovich's last symphony in his interpretation- in addition to being the composer's friend, Jurowski assisted in the premiere of this masterpiece. With his 15th and last symphony, Shostakovich returned to music riddles.
The Belgrade audience will have two opportunities to hear this master violinist and his music, played on the 1742"Ex-Dénes Kovács" Guarneri violin on loan from the Hungarian Government. On both nights, Chief Conductor Gabriel Feltz will lead the program in the sign of freedom-loving ideas.
The audience will have a chance to see and hear songs, stories, drawings, imaginations and other stuff, which were created during workshops with children, and part of the presentation will be animations of clumsy puppetry mistakes that tell hidden stories about us and them, said organisers.