The 66th edition of the Ohrid Summer Festival is set to commence with a gala concert titled “Ljubov.” The opening performance is scheduled for the 21st at 8:00 PM on the stage of the Anti-Teater in Ohrid. The concert will feature world-renowned Albanian soprano Ermonela Jaho and American tenor Charles Castro. The musical program will be conducted by Italian maestro Marco Boem, who will be supported by the National Opera and Ballet ensemble.
Gjorgji Tsuktsovski, the Director of the NUA Ohrid Summer Festival, stated that the 66-year continuation of the event solidifies its role in connecting diverse cultures, nations, and generations. He emphasized the deep cultural significance of the gathering, noting that the festival transcends mere entertainment. “The Ohrid Summer Festival is not simply an event; it represents a profound tradition,” Tsuktsovski stated, highlighting the spectacle’s importance in mapping the spiritual and cultural landscape of the region and beyond.
The festival aims to maintain its legacy as a major cultural draw, drawing attention to the artistic talents featured throughout the program. This year’s opening concert, centered around the theme “Ljubov,” promises a significant showcase of operatic and classical performance arts within the historic setting of Ohrid. The continuation of this esteemed festival marks a cultural milestone for the city.
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