TIRANA, Nov. 27 – Internationally renowned Albanian soprano and pianist Genc Tuki詠were this year’s special guests of the “Notes on Albania” festival celebrating Albanian art and culture in London. The concert on Nov. 26 at Kings Place also featured the British composer Roxanna Panufnik who presented her stunning Albanian folk-inspired piece Autumn in Albania, rising artists from the UK such as Mariela Cingo, Eljon Vejsiu, Melina Karagianni and prize-winning novelist Robert Wilton.
“I am proud that this year’s edition will be led by the magnificent Soprano, Inva Mula, alongside British artists who are tightly linked with Albanian art and culture. The Albanian Embassy is making all of its efforts to turn ‘Notes on Albania’ in an annual event, in order to present talented, up-and-coming Albanian artists to a uniquely diverse British audience,” says Albanian Ambassador to the UK Mal Berisha.
Albanian art showcased in London
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