schon gesehen? Am 10. Mai 2010 in der ehrwürdigen Royal Albert Hall zu London:
Eigentlich hätten sie ja nach 65 Jahren auch ruhig mal Maffei, Lindenberg, Grönemeyer oder sonstwen dazu einladen können....This dazzling gala concert, which commemorates the end of the Second World War in Europe, features a spectacular line-up of international stars and Russia's top musical talent.
The concert will raise money for British Red Cross – the humanitarian organisation which helps people in need all over the world.
A programme of popular classics and war time favourites will transport the audience back to that long-awaited spring of 1945 when peace returned at last, set against an atmospheric backdrop of specially-created pictures and images. Alongside all the nostalgia, there will be plenty of contemporary entertainment to enjoy too, paying tribute to the Allies’ great victory in a fusion of music and culture.
The programme will include performances from the world-renowned Alexandrov Red Army Military Ensemble and Choir; Russia's very own Frank Sinatra – Iosif Kobzon; folk-diva Nadezhda Babkina; one of the most popular singers in the former USSR, Tamara Gverdsiteli; rock star Alexander Marshal; the young but already highly-acclaimed group Quatro; the artist Xenia Simonova (famous for creating unique installations of sand live on stage); and other very special guests. Legendary rockers Jethro Tull and other British stars will join their Russian 'brothers in arms' for the celebration.
This event not only marks the achievements of the Allies and their resistance movements 65 years ago, but also pays tribute to the special relationship between the British Red Cross and Russia – and to the vital role played by the Red Cross at the end of the war in helping and supporting Soviet families who had lost relatives during the fighting.
For combined concert and VIP reception tickets please contact Ensemble Productions on 0208 832 7424 or email: info@ensembleproductions.co.uk
