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27th MuK (Music in Clinics) - the 17th of January, 2024 - Art's Birthday!

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ivakirac
Jan 17, 2024
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Updated: Jan 18, 2024

Today, we celebrate the Art's Birthday!

The concert of the Music in Clinics series held today featured solo performances by the singing students Marie Lucia Kossjanenko, Valentina Đuka, and Mia Raguž from the Academy of Music Zagreb. They are from the class of Prof. Art. Martina Gojčeta Silić, accompanied by artistic advisor Lana Bradić on the piano. On this day, as we mark the Art's Birthday, we witnessed how art becomes an indispensable part of the healing process, providing hope and comfort. The touching and emotionally rich performances today will undoubtedly leave a profound impression on everyone present. We express our gratitude to our guests today and look forward to future collaborations!


Program:

W. A. Mozart: "Krunidbena misa", stavak "Agnus Dei"

F. P. Tosti: "Sogno"

Marie Lucia Kossjanenko, soprano


G. Martini: "Plaisir d'amour"

F. Cavalli: "Affè, affè, mi fate ridere"

Valentina Đuka, sopran0


G. F. Händel: "Agrippina" , arija Poppeje "Bel piacere"

Marie Lucia Kossjanenko, soprano


A. Vivaldi: "Io son quel gelsomino"

I. pl. Zajc: "Nikola Šubić Zrinski", arija Jelene "Gdje na tvrdu stancu brdu"

Mia Raguž, soprano


B. Bersa: "Meeresleuchten"

"Robinjica"

Valentina Đuka, soprano


K. Weill: "Berlin im Licht"

Mia Raguž, soprano


Lana Bradić, piano











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https://paysafecardcasinozone.com was on my mind when you mentioned the singers performing pieces by Mozart, Händel, and Weill in a clinical setting, because that mix of full-length classical works and shorter, more immediate pieces is a hard balance to strike anywhere. What stuck with me was the detail about the students coming from Prof. Martina Gojčeta Silić's class at the Academy of Music Zagreb, since that kind of collaboration between a training program and a hospital series is rarer than it should be. It makes me think about how much the setting itself changes the way a piece like "Sogno" lands compared to a formal concert hall.

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