Music
La vie en rose
Edita Suchockytė (vocals) and Daumantas Slipkus (piano)
About this event
La vie en rose
Edita Suchockytė – vocals Daumantas Slipkus – piano ...and a special guest of the evening, whose name we will keep a secret for now.
December 26 | 17:30 Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, Grand Hall Gedimino pr. 42, Vilnius
When the big Christmas gifts have already been unwrapped, it is time for the most beautiful one – a gift for yourself.
On the second day of Christmas, we invite you to an evening where music, art, and festive mood will merge into one special experience. This is a concert for those who appreciate beauty, coziness, and moments that you want to remember for a long time.
Edita Suchockytė's paintings and graphic works have long earned the recognition of Lithuanian art lovers. However, not everyone knows about another one of her talents – a sensitive, elegant voice and a special ability to turn a French song into a small story of life.
The evening's program will feature songs by the legendary Édith Piaf, Patricia Kaas, Zaz, Jennifer Hudson, Aretha Franklin, and other world stage stars. This is music about love, freedom, longing, and the joy of living – music that not only sounds, but also creates a special mood.
At the piano – one of the most prominent pianists of his generation, Daumantas Slipkus, and during the evening, a special guest will await the listeners, whose name we will reveal only when the concert begins.
However, "La Vie en Rose" is much more than a concert. That evening, the latest exhibition of Edita Suchockytė's paintings will also be opened. After the concert, you will not only be able to chat with the author but also choose and purchase your favorite painting – to take home a piece of the evening's mood and festive light.
This is the only concert of this program. One evening where music, painting, and surprises will meet. Give yourself and your loved ones an evening that will become the most beautiful memory of this Christmas. Because sometimes the most valuable gift is not what you can put under the tree, but what you carry away in your heart.
