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But the Borders Orchestra is back in the River, and they're known for their always-unexpected programs.
Croatia🎭 CultureCenter4 hr. ago

But the Borders Orchestra is back in the River, and they're known for their always-unexpected programs.

The No Borders Orchestra, a renowned ensemble composed of musicians from Southeast Europe, is set to perform in Rijeka on September 8th at Exportdrva. The concert, titled 'Lovers Tour,' features a new multimedia production and will be open to all residents of Rijeka, with entry being free. Known for their unpredictable programming, the orchestra presents contemporary works exploring themes of love, including compositions by Hrvatska composer Sara Glojnarić and Gustav Mahler’s 'Adagietto.' The performance aims to highlight love as both a personal resource and a potential solution to global crises, emphasizing unity across cultural and national divides. The orchestra has previously received recognition for fostering regional cooperation and recently signed with Universal Music under Deutsche Grammophon. The event is supported by Sigrid Rausing Trust and the City of Rijeka.

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But the Borders Orchestra is back in the River, and they're known for their always-unexpected programs.

The No Borders Orchestra, a renowned ensemble composed of musicians from Southeast Europe, is set to perform in Rijeka on September 8th at Exportdrva. The concert, titled 'Lovers Tour,' features a new multimedia production and will be open to all residents of Rijeka, with entry being free. Known for their unpredictable programming, the orchestra presents contemporary works exploring themes of love, including compositions by Hrvatska composer Sara Glojnarić and Gustav Mahler’s 'Adagietto.' The performance aims to highlight love as both a personal resource and a potential solution to global crises, emphasizing unity across cultural and national divides. The orchestra has previously received recognition for fostering regional cooperation and recently signed with Universal Music under Deutsche Grammophon. The event is supported by Sigrid Rausing Trust and the City of Rijeka.

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