Weekend at the Rector's Palace: From Passionate Argentine Tango Rhythms to Exceptional Young Musicians
At the end of October, the Brothers Bersa Concert Hall in the Rector's Palace will become the center of a dance and musical experience. Zadar Concert Office has prepared a rich weekend program combining the authentic atmosphere of Argentine milonga with a concert showcasing emerging music talents from Zadar.
Tango Club Zadar and the Zadar Concert Office invite all lovers of dance and passionate rhythms to an evening dedicated to Argentine tango. An authentic Milonga awaits you - a traditional social event where dancers move to the rhythms of tango, waltz, and milonga, honoring the beautiful and refined etiquette of this dance tradition. Whether you are an experienced dancer, just starting your tango journey, or simply wish to enjoy watching and soaking in the atmosphere, this evening is for you. The Tango Milonga is scheduled for Friday, October 30, starting at 8:00 PM at the Brothers Bersa Concert Hall.
As part of the Bersa Cycle and within the program marking the grand 80th anniversary of the Blagoje Bersa Music School, the heartwarming tradition of reuniting former students continues with the concert Former Students, Future Colleagues. An exceptionally talented generation of young musicians and university students will perform a rich and diverse chamber and solo repertoire.
Taking the stage at the Brothers Bersa Concert Hall are violinists Mia Grubić, Luka Čačić, Dora Dušević, Nora Fantina, Barbara Šimunić, Ivana Anastasija Barjašić, and Antonija Tudorović; violist Ivan Majstorović; cellists Nika Sutlović and Lucija Milković; pianists Mariela Baljak, Victoria Alesandra Nikpalj, and Noa Lenkić; and clarinetist Marta Zrilić. The audience will enjoy performances of works by Vlasta Rosenberg-Ružić, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Gabriel Fauré, Fryderyk Chopin, Astor Piazzolla, Robert Schumann, Igor Stravinsky, and other great composers. The concert is scheduled for Saturday, October 31, starting at 7:30 PM at the Brothers Bersa Concert Hall. Admission is free.