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20-Apr-2012
Accordion Activities in Skopje, Tetovo, Ohrid and Other Cities - Macedoniaby Anica Karakutovska |
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| The annual event ‘Days of Macedonian Music 2012’, organized by the Association of Composers of Macedonia – SOCOM, under the auspices of the President of the Republic of Macedonia and the Ministry of Culture, was held from March 23rd to 30th in Skopje. On March 27th, at the chamber music concert Elizabeta Ilievska-Bete presented her new work titled "Hope, Faith & Love" which was performed by the eminent musicians and pedagogues (photo above), Aleksandar Kotevski (cello), Prof. Zorica Karakutovska (accordion) and Prof. Marija Gjoshevska (piano). Th? new work "Hope, Faith & Love" was very well received by the large audience and received excellent critical acclaim. Accordion tandem (picture below) consisted of Professor Zorica Karakutovska and her colleagues Filip Stamevski (left) and Bojan Volcevski, started their concert tour on March 1st with concert in Tetovo. On March 3rd they performed a concert in Ohrid and on April 11th in Vinica. The concerts of accordion duos are real presentation of pure music and art. All the concerts were extremely successful, but in the concert hall in Ohrid, magic was in the air! The whole audience didn't want to leave the hall after the official end of the concert program and so two more works were played an encore! These concerts are a source of invaluable lovely memories for the true lovers of accordion and quality music. The concert tour continues in other cities in Macedonia. The Macedonian Association of Accordionists ‘Ljubiteli na klasicnata muzika’ is in final preparations for the celebration of the World Accordion Day with many different activities to promote this global event and elevate the awareness and status of the accordion. |
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