“An Evening of Spiritual Music” was held last night on the Promenade of Culture within the manifestation “Days of European Heritage” that every Wednesday attracts artists, citizens and lovers of outdoor cultural events. The last night’s event was dedicated to spiritual values, cultural diversity and a shared space of peace and reflection.

The event was opened by the Federal Minister of Culture and Sports, Sanja Vlaisavljević. In her address, the Minister recalled the last year’s performance by the Hazreti Hamza Choir on the Promenade of Culture, emphasizing that tears were seen on that night in the eyes of many visitors, who were moved by the power of emotion and the messages that the Hazreti Hamza’s songs carried. “I hope that this miraculous evening, this beautiful night, will once again bring the sublime, the good, the love… and the messages that your songs carry. The verses that you give us are something that, as I firmly believe, we will relive together again by next year,” said the Minister, adding that she wishes the evening to be special and to lead the guests in the direction of the good and the sublime.

The performance of the Hazreti Hamza Choir, which has been nurturing spiritual music for years through dedicated work, expressive interpretation and a deep connection with the audience, was imbued with sincerity, warmth and spiritual inspiration, leaving a strong impression on the audience. The repertoire included traditional and original compositions that called for peace, gratitude and togetherness, and the performances were greeted with great respect and emotional reactions from the audience. The evening of spiritual music confirmed the power of art to connect, elevate and leave a mark both in the cultural space and in the hearts of those who experience it.