Latgale “GORS” – Saxagalian feelings and feelings

At the beginning of 2019/20.m, Sakstagala Jānis KCo was a student of the 6 th and 8 th grade school students, together with educators – Anita Cerceni and Sanita Ivanovsky attended Latgale pearls – concert hall “Gors”. It was an excursion - a journey - a modern architectural solution, the practical and symbolic significance of the building. The content of the impressive building on this day, October 3, was filled by the sand animation show “little Prince.” As part of the “school bag” project, it was possible to enjoy the various artists' expressions in one day, or the concert hall “Gors” is a stylish demonstration of the modern building.
During the excursion, the pupils could look at Gora's scenes: to assess the transformation of the concert medicine, to look at the artists' premises and to assess the guest requirements, the excitement was created by spaces which stifled the sounds and perfectly fit the orchestra attempts, while the dance hall with elastic flooring showed that the dancer's health was being considered. The freight elevator was surprised by his lifting. The backstop is characterised by the modern style that occurs in factories, in the form of open communications. Overall, all seen – an impressive, technological and excellent cultural centre of Latgale!
At Latgale Embassy concert hall “Gors” at 14.00 Collected cities and school students. Sakstagala Jānis Kco's primary school students were also looking forward to the beginning of the show's “little prince”. Watching the music and watching the sand, the spectators were surprised by the cinema artist Tatjana Gavricenko's virtual hand movements and games with sand, which led to the opening of new and new paintings that immediately revived and continued to transform into new images. No less important role in the discovery of the show was the text that the actor Madars zassleis offered to listeners expertly, applying the image to the process. In the dark hall, the music was solemnly serious, sometimes changing the intonation and sound of the show. It was pleasant to observe the artist's “living” collaboration – music, name and drawing. Of course, the projector gave the opportunity to follow every change in the sand painting on the small table in the middle of the stage.
The artists were persuaded and unhurriedly finished the show, receiving the viewers' ovation and affectionate applause.
We saw once again that Latgale's municipality also had its own light palace! We're all on our way to the palace of our light! I wish i could fill my dreams when i thought of tomorrow.
Teacher Sanita Ivanovsky