about the event
This evening, the foundation’s musical friends performed vocal and instrumental compositions for you. There was a lot of live music, a warm atmosphere and a spring mood.
Alexander Dyachenko is a professional guitar virtuoso, composer, arranger, and master of improvisation.
The
duet of Alexander Dyachenko and Alexey Kiryukhin is a lively and expressive jazz sound from classical swing to gypsy motifs.
INTER DUO: Sasha & Wheelman
Montenegrin musician Stefan “Wheelman” and guitarist Alexander” Sasha ” Dyachenko will introduce you to the colorful sounds of the Balkan culture.
The Narcissists
🎸🎤Author’s cover – and not only the band created by singer Elsa and musician Cher. The program includes original covers of both well-known bands and rare orchestras: Imagine Dragons, 21 Pilots, Tantra Brothers…
Anima
is an ensemble that performs songs of various styles and genres – in Ukrainian, Russian, English, Slovenian and Georgian.
Мож “Juniper”
is a Russian indie rock band with a unique sound, which organically intertwines elements of rock, jazz, blues and bard songs.
🎸Yana Svetlichnaya
Composer, author’s song performer, festival laureate, member of the Anima ensemble.
Also, as part of the festival, the artist and Waldorf teacher Elena Lutchenkova presented an exhibition of “stained glass windows” made of colored tracing paper. Each work is a window into a fairy-tale world filled with soft light, warm shades and a story that you want to tell again and again. Elena shared one of these stories at the festival.
where and when
Budva, April 26 at the Priestanishte House
thanks
Thank you to everyone who came and experienced these emotions with us! You — our viewers-have donated€339,30 to help Ukrainian children and women
we have collected
€339,30
All funds raised at the event will be transferred to the wards of the Pristaniste Foundation.
“We were transported to another reality”
For the New Year’s holidays, a group of 16 people from the village of Sad in the Sumy region of Ukraine came to us. These are students and teachers of the Sadsky Lyceum.
During the week, they went on a hike to the village of Sveti Stefan, toured the Old Town with a professional guide, got acquainted with the history of Budva, and saw how Badni dan (Christmas Eve in the Balkans) is celebrated here. We also conducted psychological training in the art therapy format for the group. We are glad that we were able to give children and adults this week of rest and quiet, away from the front-line territories.
Here’s what the lyceum’s teachers and children wrote in our review book:
‘We express our sincere gratitude to the entire team of the Pristanište Foundation for the incredibly warm welcome to the Sadovsky Lyceum-children and teachers. Considering our stay in the frontline Sumy region, we were very pleased to feel comfortable and humane attitude, which was manifested in accommodation, provision, and organization of high-quality leisure activities. It is as if we were transported to another reality, which captures us with incredible landscapes, positive emotions, and sincere feelings. You have given us the opportunity at such a difficult moment to be inspired by the peaceful realities that we need so much for our further struggle. We appreciate your kindness and willingness to help anyone who needs it. Thank you for such a warm welcome and for the happy eyes of our children. glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!’
