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In Elista with a reporting concert will perform October district

In Kalmykia, a series of concerts “Rainbow of Unity” from creative teams of districts continues.

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In Elista with a reporting concert will perform October district

In Kalmykia, a series of concerts “Rainbow of Unity” from creative teams of districts continues. On October 23, amateur artists of the Oktyabrsky district will perform at the N.D. Sanjiev Center for Cultural Development and Folk Art.

The program includes children’s exemplary art ensemble “Mingn bair”, folk vocal ensemble “Steppe Rus”, vocal group “Teegin Girl”, dance group “Shorvin hoshud”, dombra ensemble of pupils of the Boltsaryn Children’s School of Arts in the village of Igil.

The attention of the capital public will be presented an exhibition of decorative and applied art.

According to tradition, the holiday begins at 15 o'clock. As usual, the entrance is free for spectators.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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