A significant cultural and charitable event took place at the Odessa Regional Library named after M. S. Hrushevsky — a concert by a Belgian band Klezmotivn, which opened a series of musical performances in solidarity with Ukraine.
The visit of European musicians to Odessa is not just an event of cultural life. It is a bright gesture of international support, a deep understanding of the value of freedom, and a desire to help Ukrainians who suffered as a result of the war.
Trumpeter Pieter Sint Nicolaas, double bassist Naum Sint Nicolaas, keyboardist Olga Abramenko, and vocalist Rosa van Wingerden united for the sake of Bessarabian and Jewish motifs.
Music has become a true cultural bridge between our countries.
The concert program included the music of the peoples of Bessarabia — Jews, Roma, Romanians, and Greeks, who historically shaped the multicultural atmosphere of Southern Ukraine. Klezmer, Bessarabian rhythms, Roma intonations — all of this sounded in the library hall as the music of common memory and unity.
The concert was organized on the initiative of the musicians themselves with the support of the public organization "Faith, Hope, Love" and the well-known volunteer and blogger Olena Besedovskaya, the head of the "Club of Successful Women".
As part of the event, a fundraising campaign was announced to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine, in particular the famous Odessa "Technaries" and the families of the fallen defenders.
Band visit Klezmotivn The trip to Ukraine lasts only two days, and during this time they will give three concerts in Odessa.
This event once again confirms that international solidarity with the struggle of Ukrainians is not declarative, but alive and effective.
EliteExpert expresses gratitude to European artists who speak the language of dignity, peace and support through music. Ukraine today is not only the center of the struggle for freedom, but also a place where a new international order of humanity and mutual assistance is being formed.
