On December 13, at two concerts at 12.00 and 15.00 Lūznavas in the red hall of the manor will enjoy the festival “waiting festival” of the virtuous guitarist Kaspara Zemîtis festival. The program will play a variety of music in classic guitar performance – classical guitar musical pearls, pārlikumi of Latvian composer sounds, as well as the original musical works of Caspar, but as early as pre-holidays, the sounds of Christmas music can also be allowed.
Kaspars Zemitis is one of the greatest acoustic guitar masters in Latvia. He is a versatile and demanding musician who musicians in various genres and configurations, measuring his creative activity for more than 20 years. He was a member of the legendary group Time After Time, playing accompanying songs for Inara Busulim, Lindai Leen, Renair Kaupers and others, and also speaks with Latvian radio choir and national academic choir “Latvia”.
 More about musicians: www.kasparszemitis.lv.
The guitaric concert is a follow-up TO THE Lūznavas manor music event program, which has sounded different style concerts from ancient music to modern jazz. The music programme will continue to be widely and varied in 2016.
Arriving at the 13 December concert hour before the start of the concerts. Admission fee of 4,00 €. The spot on the concert should be booked at +371 29390701, tickets sold before the concert AT Lūznavas. Lūznavas Manor address: Castle street 8, Lūznavas parish, Rezekne municipality. An hour before the concert and at a time, guests will have the chance to enjoy the “Person” gardage in a toll buffet.
Three new exhibitions are also offered at the Rēzekne municipality in Lūznavas, in collaboration with the Polish embassy in Latvia, the exhibition of the Polish photographer, while the exhibitions of two Latvian artist-born artist – Silva Linartes and Isabel Krolles – are offered by Daugavpils Mark Rootko Art Centre.
The event is organised by: Lūznavas manor in collaboration with Lūznavas parish administration, supported by the municipality of Rezekne.
The name of Lubāns Lake, as the linguists think, comes from Estonian and means “open space”. Archaeological excavations indicate that Lubāns Lake's wetlands were the first populated site in Latvia after the resignation of glaciers to the north. The presence of a man has been demonstrated since the late paleolite of more than 10 000 years ago. This is confirmed by the archaeologists' known settlements of 27 stone-time people. The Lubāns clan is one of the largest wetlands in Europe with a total area of around 78 000 hectares, of which 46 000 hectares were located in a large area of stone age. It is believed that one of the largest neolithic processing centres in Europe has been localised in the barring area. Although the lake and its surroundings are transformed, the area is unique, especially the white clan. https://youtu.be/DvFftRLdvog
More information: Iveta Balzer, Lūznavas Manor Manager,
Email: muiza@luznava.lv, phone: +371 29390701
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