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On December 15, in the Dzintari concert hall, at the opening of the Christmas festival, Kristīne Balana will travel to Latvia, where she will perform with the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra under the direction of the conductor. Gunta Kuzma orchestra. But Thursday, Kristin will be the guest of our "emergency interview".
The last time the Latvian radio 3 "Klasika" met Kristin Balan at a meeting with the Royal Academy of Music in London this summer, when Balan and his sister Margaret met before the Montpellier Festival. Then came the same festival in which the sisters were taken with loud ovations.
After Montpellier, she was followed by a new music festival in Wales, where Balan played with 12 plays, then visited Irkutsk, where she played the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto with the Tatarstan orchestra and the conductor of orchestra Aleksandr Slatkovsky. "Lake Baikal is very, very beautiful – clear, the air is completely different, it was very cold, but I swallowed the sauna so far," says a violinist laughing and excited about the festival , which brings together musicians from around the world. "This is their main theater in Irkutsk, the event was also broadcast on television. There was a lot of enthusiasm in general, but before that, I had literally spent twenty-four hours aboard a plane, because before, there was a concert in Romania. The plane is usually crawled and slept – driven by movies. Ideally, many think that we, educated musicians, study all the time and write writings. But I'm relaxing – it's very important for me to sleep. "
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