The classic is totally in and therefore relax. On Tuesday, 6th March at 20:00, the large hall of Kolarac will fulfill the sounds of the violin, cello and piano of the German Gelius Trio from Munich, led by the celebrated Serbian violinist Sreten Krstic. The programme will feature works by Haydn, Smetana, Babajanian and Schoenfield. In this rarely performed programme, besides Krstic, there are pianist Micaela Gelius and cellist Michael Hell.
If you prefer bel canto and attractive rhythm, welcome to the Russian House. Also, on 6th March from 19:30, Slavko Nikolic and Poslednji romanticari are performing. The famous Serbian tenor has presented himself in the world with his voice and the audience knows him for his popular repertoire of Neapolitan, Spanish, Greek, Russian and Serbian songs. With the promotion of the twelfth CD release "Un amore cosi grande", this will be the 10th jubilee performance in the same place. Music that melts the coldest hearts, let alone ice temperatures.
A stronger and tougher sound is in the Belgrade Youth Center, again on 6th March at 20:00. Swedish sympho-Gothic metal band Therion promotes the new album "Beloved Antichrist" in the form of rock opera. Imperial age from Russia and Null Positive band from Germany will join them for this occasion.
If you need a lot more than great music to get out of the house, we have a great suggestion. The legendary Turkish dance group Fire of Anatolia is performing at the Sava Center on 7th March at 21:00. Guinness World Records holders for the fastest dance performance and the most numerous audience, members of this dance attraction have performed in over eighty countries representing a combination of Turkish culture, folk and contemporary dance with acrobatics. With 120 active dancers, it belongs to the three largest dance groups in the world. Perhaps this is the best episode of the Turkish series you will ever attend.
