LORDS of the ELEMENTS. - Musical Fantasy Show

The time has come!
Four masters of the elements on one stage, making music with their hearts!

When the four elements meet: Water, Fire, Earth and Air, miracles happen.
And so that the elements can maintain their presence on earth, it was decided to encode their souls in the musical seeds of melodies that are passed down from generation to generation...
When each element has its own voice and is identified with a wooden musical instrument from the time of the Cucuteni Tripolje culture, the spirit of the elements can be felt.
Four amazing instruments of the ancient world in the hands of four soloists - virtuosos create the magic of light, music and energy based on millennial legends.

This legend is "LORDS of the Elements"

Water - Vladyslav Vakolyuk ( bandura)
Earth- Andriy Stovpyuk (cymbals)
Fire - Oleksandr Bozhik (trippel - violin)
Air - Oles Zhuravchak (ethno-flutes)

with Ethno-Symphonic-Rock Orchestra "NAONI" for the first time in Germany!

30 unique musical instruments!
Unmistakable live sound!
Exclusive light accompaniment!
Impressive audiovisual fantasy show combined with
choreographed performances

BECOME A CREATOR OF A MUSICAL MYSTERY - DISCOVER THE SECRET OF THE ELEMENTS!

"LORDS of the Elements" is a unique form of presentation - an instrumental musical based on a fantasy story of a legend from the time of the Trypillian civilization.
A strong semantic content, an interesting plot, high-quality arrangements, a highly professional and mega-virtuoso performance, an innovative presentation using 3D widgets and choreographic performances - all this made the show "LORDS of the Elements" an incredibly bright, visually impressive, emotionally exciting cultural product.
At the same time, the viewer is immersed in the atmosphere of fantasy and legends of the Trypillian civilization, which form the basis of the plot, through the visualization of the legendary paintings of the world-famous Ukrainian artist Viktor Kryzhanivsky, which are full of deep symbolism and sacred meaning, as well as through the visualization of artifacts and symbols of the Trypillian civilization known to us from fairy tales and legends, and through the sounds of unique traditional Ukrainian folk instruments.

Copyright: Open Music Project