In Kotor, Montenegro, the 23rd edition of the KotorArt Festival has commenced. Artists from the National Theatre of Opera and Ballet participated in this artistic event, traveling to Kotor to perform Carl Orff’s powerful work, “Carmina Burana”.

TKOB shared an online photo album from the opening of the KotorArt Festival and wrote: “An event where TKOB artists, through the work ‘Carmina Burana’, managed to convey extraordinary emotions to a wide audience of art lovers and tourists, who could not help but come to listen and applaud enthusiastically.”

Earlier this year, “Carmina Burana” was also performed at the National Theatre of Opera and Ballet in Tirana, featuring soprano Rovena Xhelili, tenor Matias Xheli, and baritone Armando Likaj, accompanied by the TKOB Symphony Orchestra under the direction of maestro Robert Homen and the choir conducted by maestro Dritan Lumshi. Together, they presented a captivating piece that begins with the powerful emotions of “O Fortuna” and continues with “In Trutina”, reflecting feelings of love and human suffering.

“Carmina Burana” was composed by the German Carl Orff in 1936.

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