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I was invited to join an opening of a Baroque Music concert season 2018–19. It was marked by a classical music festival called “Insane days”, which is held each year on the first weekend of September.
Shots were taken before the first baroque music concert. Modern Urban Style.
It is a Russian version of La Folle Journee – a festival which presents short (usually not much than an hour-long) classical music concerts for a diverse audience, on one day. Or three days in our case – Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
As I had not got much time to visit everything I would love, baroque music was my choice this time. So I have picked and visited two concerts, each was marvelous in its own way.
Performers of Baroque Music Festival
First concert: Domenico Scarlatti‘s and Frideric Handel‘s compositions performed by a French pianist Anne Queffélec. Very lively performance. Professional, emotional, and extremely expressive. Second concert: Belgian instrumental ensemble Ricercar Consort. It included historical instruments and soprano. They have a page on Deezer even, HERE it is. Made a couple of mistakes here and there, but it spoiled nothing. Was fun and enjoyable.
I have decided not to dress up for the occasion. But to look decent nonetheless. So I’ve picked a simple beige turtleneck top, washed jeans, and white comfy sneakers with brown stripes. And of curse my beloved brown leather bag to carry the tickets to the concerts. Nothing fancy, a usual effortless everyday look.
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