Maltas women's choir “Madarina” has been singing in cultural prints for 20 years

It is said that the song is a human life guide at all times, in all festivals and honours, it is a guest and a mistress at once. It grows from the life of the man, from the years of the years and the time, from the history cutters to which the work is avail. Right, not even the fish from the pond. This also applies to Maltas women's choir “Madarina”, who celebrated the 20 th anniversary on 19 October.
The choir participates in general song and dance festivals. It is not easy to sing the singing in front of the Riga Commission! The parish will not be without “Madarina” in the parish. November 18, ielīgošana Maltā, Christmas, - all holidays are always with “Madarina”. Thank you, dear Madarina, that you are! Stubborn ghosts, scraps and minds like bees in the hive, along with our Christine, “Madarina” conductor Christine Zelt. IN Maltas, the women's choir “Madarina” has been singing in cultural prints for 20 years and attracting everyone who wants to be together. The singing generations, grown daughters, have become mothers, and Momma-Grandma has become, but the song festival will be lost and confused. That is what we are doing for a year, with a reference point – a song festival – because the song festival causes us to gather, shake and sing. The green flag of the 2013 song festival (the wicker of sounds in the crown) was rolled back to recall the sign of “Madarina” - the People's song “grief my...”. This flag will be transferred TO THE History Museum OF Maltas.
“Madarina” festival was celebrated by colleagues, concert masters Lolita Svilane, violinist Viola Anna Bīriņa, solicitor Martin Kishchenko, former singers, radi, friends, decent blower orchestra “Dekšāres”, Rēzekne chapel “Dziga”, Maltas chapel “Malta”. Maltas parish management manager Vitalijs ants thanked the choir in the name of Rēzekne District and Maltas parish administration.
The festival was closed on Monday, because “Madarina” gave her gift - two magnolia bushes - to the cultural house. To be rooted and singing magnolia, with our “Madarina” to the next anniversary.
Elīna Prusaka
Photo: Ingona Grumolde