VIVAT OPERETTA! КАТА ШІМОН (Угорщина) та УГОРСЬКІ МЕЛОДІЇ.

WE INVITE YOU TO AN EVENING OF HIGH STYLE " VIVAT OPERETTA "  

On November 18, 2026, fans will be treated to an event that promises to break up the autumn routine with flashes of vivid emotions - the concert " VIVAT OPERETTA " . This is an evening where classical traditions will meet the energy of modernity, and classical operetta will flare up with the fire of true passion.   On the stage of the Philharmonic, Hungarian singer Kata Shimon will perform together with the chamber and instrumental ensemble "HUGIAN MELODIES", directed by Honored Artist of Ukraine Diana Gavata.  

Operetta is a unique synthesis, where the vocal mastery of opera is combined with the drive of a musical, the grace of dance with the sharpness of dramatic theater. Allow yourself to forget about everyday life for one evening, plunge into a whirlpool of emotions and feel the true triumph of music. This is a genre for those who know how to love life in all its manifestations.

This evening, the walls of the Philharmonic will breathe with immortal masterpieces of great masters.   — Imre Kalman, Franz Lehar, Jena Husko . You will hear legendary arias, fiery duets and brilliant instrumental numbers that have been winning the hearts of millions of listeners around the world for over a century. From the sensual melodies of "Silva" to the unbridled Hungarian Czardas — every note will breathe passion and true artistry.

The main guides to this world of beauty will be soloists Istvan Halus (baritone) and Kata Simon (soprano). Their performance will be accompanied by the renowned chamber instrumental ensemble "Hungarian Melodies" .

Hungarian singer Kata Szimón is a singer-vocalist (soprano) who has successfully combined theater and classical singing in her creative work. The artist collaborates with many Hungarian theaters. In July 2026, Kata Szimón, as a soloist, participated in the large international cultural project "Polyphony of the Danube" initiated by the Ukrainian Institute under the motto " Una aqua , multae voces " ("One River, Many Voices"). She made her debut on stage in Budapest together with the famous Ukrainian National Ensemble of Soloists "Kyiv Camerata" under the direction of Ukrainian conductor Ivan Cherednichenko. As part of this concert, Kata first performed a romance by the prominent Transcarpathian composer Istvan Marton, orchestrated by Volodymyr Korolenko.

The concert starts at 6:30 p.m.