Sometimes, leaving the usual organizational routine, we become mere spectators. At such moments, it is as if a special mode of perception is activated — the viewing mode. The eye, accustomed to the details, begins to automatically fix everything around: mobile cameras, trusses, tripwires... The brain, like an experienced analyst, begins to process information, getting stuck on the pros and cons, creating an internal report on what is happening.
Yesterday we had the good fortune to attend an amazing concert organized for the 125th anniversary of the birth of Isaac Osipovich Dunaevsky. While his eyes were recording the beauty and solemnity of the Philharmonic's Great Hall, his mind was already immersed in analysis: a program lay neatly on EACH OF the ONE and a HALF THOUSAND chairs.…
Yesterday we had the good fortune to attend an amazing concert organized for the 125th anniversary of the birth of Isaac Osipovich Dunaevsky. While his eyes were recording the beauty and solemnity of the Philharmonic's Great Hall, his mind was already immersed in analysis: a program lay neatly on EACH OF the ONE and a HALF THOUSAND chairs.…
Such little things are like invisible threads connecting the hearts of viewers and creators. Each element becomes part of a larger canvas. And in this variety of details, we realize that it is thanks to such careful efforts that we can enjoy art in its purest form. This is not just a concert; it is the result of the work of many people who put their soul into every detail.
Yesterday we had the good fortune to attend an amazing concert organized for the 125th anniversary of the birth of Isaac Osipovich Dunaevsky. While his eyes were recording the beauty and solemnity of the Philharmonic's Great Hall, his mind was already immersed in analysis: a program lay neatly on EACH OF the ONE and a HALF THOUSAND chairs.…
Such little things are like invisible threads connecting the hearts of viewers and creators. Each element becomes part of a larger canvas. And in this variety of details, we realize that it is thanks to such careful efforts that we can enjoy art in its purest form. This is not just a concert; it is the result of the work of many people who put their soul into every detail.
In this way, watching turns into a deep understanding of how important it is to appreciate not only the culture itself, but also those who are behind its creation. There is real magic hidden in this world of small things — the magic of caring, love and a spiritual atmosphere.
With a love of art, Your EDRID Event
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With a love of art, Your EDRID Event
#Dshidunaevsky