The Plunge cultural center's symphony orchestra, led by Ieva Lygnugarienė and Paulius Lygnugaris, is on an ambitious tour featuring a large ensemble including 48 musicians and 40 choir singers, showcasing its growth and dedication over the past decade.
The symphony orchestra at the Plunge cultural center has been cultivated for a decade under the leadership of violinist Ieva Lygnugarienė and conductor Paulius Lygnugaris. They have developed a unique musical identity characterized by professionalism, ambition, and a deep human connection. Over the years, their projects have expanded in complexity and creativity, leading to this significant tour, which they view not as a leap into the unknown, but as a natural progression of their efforts.
The tour titled 'Jazzu +100' features a grand performance setup that includes 48 orchestra musicians, 40 choir members, and a rhythm group alongside the artist Jazzu. This scale is typically seen in international projects, highlighting the orchestra’s ambition to reach larger audiences and showcase their talent on bigger stages. On March 6, they will perform at the 'Twinsbet' arena in Vilnius, marking another milestone in their journey.
Paulius Lygnugaris emphasized the challenges of coordinating such a large ensemble, stating that every detail must function precisely to ensure a successful performance. The complexity of the concert system they are tackling reflects the orchestra's growth and their readiness to embrace new artistic endeavors, aligning with their vision to resonate with audiences both locally and internationally.
