The 80 th anniversary of the Roman Catholic Church of THE Roman Catholic Church
On Sunday, September 8, on Sunday, September 8, the listeners welcomed the artist, the artist Jacintu Ciganovich, and the soliste Ingrida pigeons and Daini Skuttle, who gave a wonderful concert to Nautrand the most holy Virgin in the Catholic Church of Rome. In these days, 80 years have passed since the church of the great ergelmasters Herbert Colbes, one of the last works of the master, and the largest known instrument in Latvia, the national art monument. Only a third of the Catholic Church of the Catholic Catholic Church of Rēzekne Aglona have their own eagles that are working, so they can feel happy and proud that there are organs in this majestic church that can come next to the most outstanding instruments in the country. Thanks to the association “Sovim Person” and its leader Andrai Zubko Melne, from May 2015 to October 2017, the restoration works of these organs took place, the project was implemented with THE support of THE VKKF and a/s Latvian State Forests Latgale cultural programme and the municipality of Rezekne, as well as the support of voluntary donors. The concert was a highly investigated programme, and the Latvian composer Lucia Garūtas, Paula dambia, Romualda Jermak and Erika Eschenvald's sound and the world classics - Andrew Loyd Weber, Samuel Barber, and, of course, Johan Sebastian Bah. The church's chairs were filled, and it is a great pleasure, as the people in the countryside increasingly appreciate good music in quality performance.
The organ music concerts in the Catholic Church of Nautran have already become a tradition, as Andra Zubko Melne acknowledged, that is necessary for both listeners and the unique instrument itself. This summer, the eagers from Russia were hosted in Nautre. For the tenth year, Latgale's eagle days are held in Latgale, during which donations for the restoration of historic eagles are collected, and in 2015 concert donations were channelled to the organs of the Nautrian Church.
Anna Rancāne
