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Csányi Sándor “Hogyan értsük félre a nőket? 2” & PopOpera Trio és Balogh Luca fellépése
Sándor Csányi "How do we misunderstand women? 2" & PopOpera Trio and Luca Balogh performance
Event by: Inštitút Liszta Bratislava / Liszt Intézet Pozsony
Location: New Stage Theater, Živnostenská 2950/1, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
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About event
"How to misunderstand women? 2." The show combines humor and absurdity, in which the main character, Guszti (who also has fifteen friends who also call themselves Guszti), narrates various human situations (child rearing, marriage, relationships) in an entertaining way.
After the presentation, there is an opportunity to How do we misunderstand women? to buy and autograph the text of the first part.
The Pop Opera Trio was founded in 2013. Its members are: Tünde Kevicky, Katalin Kollár and Andrea Kovács Nagy. With their elegance and talent, they guide music lovers into the wonderful world of opera through the best-known melodies of operetta and pop music.
Balogh Luca began his musical studies in Bratislava, majoring in piano and violin, and continued in the last two years of high school in the major of violin and voice. He studied singing for two years at the Conservatorio di Musica Giuseppe Verdi in Milan, and finally graduated from the Ferenc Liszt University of Music in Budapest with a degree in classical singing.
After the presentation, there is an opportunity to How do we misunderstand women? to buy and autograph the text of the first part.
The Pop Opera Trio was founded in 2013. Its members are: Tünde Kevicky, Katalin Kollár and Andrea Kovács Nagy. With their elegance and talent, they guide music lovers into the wonderful world of opera through the best-known melodies of operetta and pop music.
Balogh Luca began his musical studies in Bratislava, majoring in piano and violin, and continued in the last two years of high school in the major of violin and voice. He studied singing for two years at the Conservatorio di Musica Giuseppe Verdi in Milan, and finally graduated from the Ferenc Liszt University of Music in Budapest with a degree in classical singing.