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Mozart’s Choir of Boys from Vienna Performed in Sarajevo

Published: December 17, 2013
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becki_djecaciMozart’s Choir of boys from Vienna accompanied by the Sarajevo symphony orchestra performed last night at the Napretka Christmas Concert at the Bosnian Cultural Center.

The performance started with the music of Mozart Royal Mass and Ave Verum and Vivalijeve Glorie and then Christmas songs were performed. Performances of Transeaums usque in Betlehem, Adeste fideles and the world famous Christmas carol Silent Night were performed. The audience sang Christmas carol “Joy to the world and to everyone in the earth” with the choir.

A member of the Central Administration Vanja Gavran on behalf of Napretka welcomed all the guests and highlighted the importance of this concert and its charitable tradition.

The funds raised from this concert will go for Napretka scholarships like every year.

(Source: Fena)

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