Ksenija and the Hunter / Egység

The cycle of the educational concerts of music by the well-known Novi Sad composer Aleksandra Vrebalov, titled ‘Ksenija and the Hunter’, performed by the Novi Sad Wind Quintet, begins in the Mladost Cultural Centre in Futog on 7 May 2022, at 10 a.m. and in the Egység Cultural Station at noon.

With the idea to make music programmes accessible to children aged 5 to 14, there has been prepared a cycle of educational music concerts by the famous Novi Sad composer Alexandra Vrebalov residing and working in the United States.

One of the main strategies of the entire European Capital of Culture programme is the development of the audience. Thinking about the future of Europe, the Novi Sad Wind Quintet conceived an accessible and engaging music programme for children aged 5 to 14, intending to arouse interest, educate and make them visit as many as possible similar cultural events in the city.

The quintet will perform a series of short educational concerts in primary schools, featuring Аgota Vitkai Kučera.

Participants:

Novi Sad Wind Quintet:
Veronika Antunović Marić, oboist
Ksenija Mijatović Korom, flutist
Kristijan Boroš, clarinetist
Goran Marinković, bassoonist
Mirko Marić, horn player

Agota Vitkai Kučera, narrator
Aleksandra Vrebalov, composer
Aleksandra Koreba, composer
Aleksandar Korom, video production

After the Mladost Cultural centre and the Egység Cultural Centre, the concerts ‘Ksenija and the Bishop’ will be held in primary schools in Kovilj and Kać on 9 May and in primary schools in Veternik and in the Cultural and Artistic Society ‘Petefi Sandor’ in Budisava on 11 May.

Concert schedule:

7 May 2022, 10 a.m.
‘Mladost’ Cultural Center Futog

7 May 2022, 12 a.m.
Egység Cultural Station

9 May 2022, 10 a.m.
the ‘Laza Kostić’ Elementary School in Kovilj

9 May 2022, 12 a.m.
the ‘Đura Jakšić’ Elementary School in Kać

11 May 2022, 10 a.m.
The ‘Marija Trandafil’ Elementary School in Veternik

11 May 2022, 11 a.m.
The ‘Petefi Sandor’ Cultural and Artistic Society in Budisava

The event is accessible to people with disabilities.