In this special concert, singer and performer Ekaterina Levental takes the audience on a musical odyssey about displacement, the search for belonging, and the quiet power of hope.
In Exiles, singer and performer Ekaterina Levental takes the audience on a musical journey through four inner landscapes: loss, wandering, confrontation, and hope. Drawing from her own experience as both a refugee and an artist, she gives voice to what is rarely spoken — the moment when home is no longer home, the endless journey without arrival, the search for identity in unfamiliar soil.
With music by Max Richter, Caroline Shaw, Henryk Górecki, and others, the performance moves between delicate solos, raw outcries, sweeping orchestral soundscapes, and intimate whispers.
Exiles is not a traditional concert — it is a ritual of remembrance, breath, vulnerability, and resilience. An experience meant not only to be heard, but profoundly felt.
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