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The world-renowned cellist, Ptuj, has been recalled twice.
Slovenia🎭 Culture6 hr. ago

The world-renowned cellist, Ptuj, has been recalled twice.

The town of Ptuj concluded the July segment of the Arsana Festival with a concert by internationally renowned cellist Luka Šulić, which exceeded the usual concert format. Šulić performed a mix of classical elegance and modern rock energy, including songs by Metallica and Queen, and was called back twice by an enthusiastic audience. The performance took place in Ptuj, close to his hometown of Maribor, where he expressed that performing at home is both the best and most challenging experience. The evening featured virtuosity, passion, drama, and direct interaction with the audience. Additionally, the Arsana Festival received recognition for its contribution to regional festival tourism, highlighted by a thank-you plaque from the president of the Styrian Economic Association. Key figures such as Mladen Delin, Blaž Brodnjak, and others praised the festival team for their dedication.

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The world-renowned cellist, Ptuj, has been recalled twice.

The town of Ptuj concluded the July segment of the Arsana Festival with a concert by internationally renowned cellist Luka Šulić, which exceeded the usual concert format. Šulić performed a mix of classical elegance and modern rock energy, including songs by Metallica and Queen, and was called back twice by an enthusiastic audience. The performance took place in Ptuj, close to his hometown of Maribor, where he expressed that performing at home is both the best and most challenging experience. The evening featured virtuosity, passion, drama, and direct interaction with the audience. Additionally, the Arsana Festival received recognition for its contribution to regional festival tourism, highlighted by a thank-you plaque from the president of the Styrian Economic Association. Key figures such as Mladen Delin, Blaž Brodnjak, and others praised the festival team for their dedication.

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