La vie en rose

Edita Suchockytė – vocals Juozas Kuraitis – saxophone Daumantas Slipkus – piano

January 31, 2027 | 17:00 Kaunas State Philharmonic

What if we spent the last evening of January... in Paris?

Featuring songs made famous by Édith Piaf, Patricia Kaas, Zaz, Jennifer Hudson, Aretha Franklin, and other world-class stars. With French elegance, the sound of the piano, and saxophone melodies that will transport you for at least one evening to where life seems a little more romantic – to Paris.

"La vie en rose" is music about love, longing, dreams, and the joy of living.

On stage – Edita Suchockytė, whose warm, distinctive voice and love for the French chanson turn every piece into a little story.

Joining her are two prominent Lithuanian musicians: Juozas Kuraitis, whose saxophone sound will add romance and true Parisian charm to the evening, and Daumantas Slipkus – a charismatic and subtle pianist who will color these melodies with even more beautiful shades through the sounds of the piano.

However, "La vie en rose" is not just music.

Edita Suchockytė is a well-known Lithuanian artist whose paintings and graphic works adorn the collections of art lovers in various parts of the world today. One of the most special recognitions of her work is that the President of the Republic of Lithuania, Gitanas Nausėda, gifted one of Edita's graphic works to the Vatican Museums.

Along with the "La vie en rose" concerts, an exhibition of Edita's paintings will travel across Lithuania. In Kaunas, the audience will have the opportunity not only to hear the performer on stage but also to get to know another world of her creativity – colors, shapes, and stories told with a brush.

And perhaps one of the paintings will find a new home – you will be able to purchase the piece you like best and take a piece of this evening home with you.

At the end of January, when you still crave light, warmth, and color before spring arrives, treat yourself to an evening where there will be no shortage of them.

A little trip to Paris – with music, art, French elegance, and the mood of La vie en rose.

Let the last evening of January be pink.