“Russia’s most beautiful songs” in Sava Center

In the Great Hall of the Sava Center, a gala concert for the Belgrade Libertation Day is being held on October the 19th at 8PM. The stars of the Moscow’s Bolshoi Theater, Russian Army Choir “Alexandrov” and soloists from the Russian Federation and Serbia will sing the most beautiful songs of Russia.

Belgrade was liberated by the National Liberation Movement of Yugoslavia and the Soviet Red Army in the Belgrade Offensive, one of the largest and most important battles in the Balkans during World War II.

The concert participants are: Petr Glubokiy – who is the “imperial bass” of the Bolshoi Theater for 40 years now, Konstantin Shushakov – the young star of the Bolshoi Theater with lavish, aristocratic baritone, Sergey Putilin – the “golden tenor” of the “Alexandrov”ensemble, and Ivanna – a famous Russian folk singer, some of whose songs are written by Goran Bregovic , the famous musician from this region.

Since Serbian singers performed numerous Russian songs with great success, they will join the Russian colleagues on stage. That night we’ll see the performances of the Radiotelevision of Serbia’s Folk Ensemble & Branimir Djokić with Snežana Savčić-Sekulić, Merima Njegomir, Jelena Tomašević, Tanja Andrić, Oliver Njego and the “King Peter I” choir as their guests.

Ticket prices are 1200, 1600 and 2000 RSD, and can be bought at the Sava Center ticket office and at all the authorized sales offices of CS Eventim, as well as at the ticket offices of Belgrade Youth Centre (Dom omladine), Ušće Shopping Mall and at Belgrade Ticket Office (Bilet centar).