Agnė Begetė discusses the upcoming highlights of the Music Hall at this year's Vilnius Book Fair, emphasizing the growth of the community and the enduring popularity of music formats like vinyl and CDs.
Agnė Begetė, the head of the Lithuanian neighboring rights association AGATA, shared insights on the upcoming Music Hall at the Vilnius Book Fair, scheduled from February 26 to March 1. This event marks the 11th iteration of the Music Hall, an important occasion for the music-loving community. Begetė expressed her pride in the growth and visibility of the community, reflecting on the past when there were doubts about the interest in music products such as vinyl records and CDs. Today, the continued purchasing success of these formats demonstrates a strong market presence.
The organizers are continually tasked with accommodating the increasing number of participants and attendees, which speaks to the growing interest in music and culture within Lithuania. Begetė pointed out that many solo artists would collaborate into collective stands at the fair this year, further showcasing the spirit of community among musicians and music enthusiasts. This collaboration is a testament to their commitment to proving that the love for music persists and is gaining momentum.
Looking ahead, Begetė believes that the event will lead to new connections and opportunities for artists. The Music Hall will not only highlight the rich offerings in music but also serve as a vibrant meeting place for community members, potentially leading to new partnerships and projects following the fair. The event underscores the significance of cultural fairs in fostering community engagement and supporting the arts.
