3 March, 12.00, Hall of the Lithuanian Symphonic Wind Orchestra, T. Ševčenkos Str. 19A, Vilnius

What do music and maths have in common? Can music be counted, can numbers dance and sing? In this new, lively, and witty musical performance by the Lithuanian Symphonic Wind Orchestra for the whole family, the audience will be able to join in with this unexpected story where the music will be taught by Einstein! Together with the orchestra, Einstein will use sounds to solve mathematical-musical equations and answer difficult questions. Had it not been for mathematics, would we be living in caves like primitive humans? What would happen if there were no numbers? Einstein too has questions, but no one can answer them. After all, the world is not only about clarity, but also about mystery. The creative team of the performance are playwright Daiva Čepauskaitė, stage director, Ramūnas Kaubrys, designer, Artūras Šimonis, conductor Tadas Šileika, actress Vitalija Mockevičiūtė, Musical Director Antanas Kučinskas, and of course, the wonderful Lithuanian Symphonic Wind Orchestra.

Performing artists
Script DAIVA ČEPAUSKAITĖ
Director RAMŪNAS KAUBRYS
Scenography ARTŪRAS ŠIMONIS
Conductor-arranger TADAS ŠILEIKA
Actress VITALIJA MOCKEVIČIUTĖ

The performance features H. Mancini, D. Brubeck, Pink Floyd and others. music by the authors