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Es geht vorwärts, wenn der berühmte Tenor Carrera dort singt. Anwesend alle Staatspräsidenten der Region.
Jose Carreras Opens Ohrid Festival
26/07/2005
World-renowned tenor Jose Carreras, together with soprano Tina Gorina, performed a two-hour-long concert at the Antique Theatre in Ohrid. In attendance were the presidents of Albania, Bulgaria and Serbia-Montenegro, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina's prime minister.
By Marina Stojanovska for Southeast European Times in Skopje - 26/07/05
Spanish tenor Jose Carreras performs at the opening of the Ohrid Summer Festival on 12 July. [AFP]
World-renowned opera tenor Jose Carreras sang in Ohrid on 12 July, opening the 45th International Ohrid Summer Festival. The two-hour concert was held at the Antique Theatre under the auspices of the president of Macedonia, Branko Crvenkovski.
Carreras performed in front of a more than 2,500-strong audience that included Albanian President Alfred Moisiu, Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov and Serbia-Montenegro President Svetozar Marovic, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina Prime Minister Adnan Terzic and the diplomatic corps in Macedonia.
http://www.setimes.com/cocoon/setimes/xhtml/en_GB/features/setimes/features/2005/07/26/feature-02
Jose Carreras Opens Ohrid Festival
26/07/2005
World-renowned tenor Jose Carreras, together with soprano Tina Gorina, performed a two-hour-long concert at the Antique Theatre in Ohrid. In attendance were the presidents of Albania, Bulgaria and Serbia-Montenegro, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina's prime minister.
By Marina Stojanovska for Southeast European Times in Skopje - 26/07/05
Spanish tenor Jose Carreras performs at the opening of the Ohrid Summer Festival on 12 July. [AFP]
World-renowned opera tenor Jose Carreras sang in Ohrid on 12 July, opening the 45th International Ohrid Summer Festival. The two-hour concert was held at the Antique Theatre under the auspices of the president of Macedonia, Branko Crvenkovski.
Carreras performed in front of a more than 2,500-strong audience that included Albanian President Alfred Moisiu, Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov and Serbia-Montenegro President Svetozar Marovic, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina Prime Minister Adnan Terzic and the diplomatic corps in Macedonia.
http://www.setimes.com/cocoon/setimes/xhtml/en_GB/features/setimes/features/2005/07/26/feature-02
