Toms Antons & Santa Kasparsone ar pavadošo grupu Lielvārdē

Saturday, 19. September19:00· Lielvārdes Kultūras centrā, Lielvārde

On September 19 at 7:00 PM in the Lielvārde Cultural Center Toms Antons & Santa Kasparsone with the backing band.

CONCERT IN 2 PARTS

In the first part of the concert, music by Latvian composers will be played, in the second part beloved movie and theater melodies.

Special guests:

Lielvārde City Culture House mixed choir “Lāčplēsis”, conductor Jānis Ungurs. Saxophonist Madara Bartulāne.

Toms Antons has so far collaborated with professionals of the Latvian music industry - Laima Vaikule, Guntars Račs, Elita Mīlgrāve, and other industry representatives. He has accumulated extensive experience in various contests and musical projects both in Latvia and beyond its borders.

Toms Antons has performed at Arena Riga, participating in the 65th anniversary concert of Laima Vaikule, and has also been a special surprise guest at the launch event of the artist's CD album “Leģendas”. Toms has participated in the Latvian Television musical show “Latvijas Sirdsdziesma” as a guest artist, performed at the Sherlock Holmes Festival, representing the festival “Laima Rendezvous Jūrmala”. The artist also regularly performs at Latvian city festivals and corporate events.

Toms Antons acquired his musical education at the Lielvārde Music and Art School, graduating from the piano class and fluently playing the saxophone.

On October 24 of last year, the first solo concert of Toms Antons together with the backing band and singer Santa Kasparsone took place at the Lielvārde City Culture House.

This year, beautiful duets have sounded at Santa Kasparsone's anniversary concerts "Par dvēselīti" in Jēkabpils and Viesīte, gaining the love of the listeners.

Just now - in May, Toms Antons released his first original song “Mīlestība nepāriet”, thus starting his path as a songwriter and discovering a new stage in his creative work.

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Lielvārdes Kultūras centrā

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