The beauty of Evgeny Khmara's music warmed the hearts of everyone who came to the cosy musical evening.
In addition, in Bern, in the old concert hall Yehudi Menuhin Forum, the composer accompanied Myroslav Skoryk's "Melody" to a Ukrainian violinist living in Switzerland.
And of course, the children of the IvAlive choir sang Ukrainian songs that touched everyone's heart.
The moment at the end of the concert when the virtuoso pianist and the guests performed "Oh, there's a red viburnum in the meadow", "What a moonlit night" and "My mother" was especially unifying.
It was hard to hold back the tears...But not from sadness, but from pride that the Ukrainian nation is strong, talented and unbreakable.
And, even when the clouds begin to gather, the Ukrainian song cuts through the darkness and gives way to light.
IvAlive Foundation
IvAlive charity concert in Bern 🔸
The beauty of Evgeny Khmara's music warmed the hearts of everyone who came to the cosy musical evening.
In addition, in Bern, in the old concert hall Yehudi Menuhin Forum, the composer accompanied Myroslav Skoryk's "Melody" to a Ukrainian violinist living in Switzerland.
And of course, the children of the IvAlive choir sang Ukrainian songs that touched everyone's heart.
The moment at the end of the concert when the virtuoso pianist and the guests performed "Oh, there's a red viburnum in the meadow", "What a moonlit night" and "My mother" was especially unifying.
It was hard to hold back the tears...But not from sadness, but from pride that the Ukrainian nation is strong, talented and unbreakable.
And, even when the clouds begin to gather, the Ukrainian song cuts through the darkness and gives way to light.
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