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Watch: Ukrainian musicians perform in subway shelter as part of the annual Kharkiv Music Festival

The music festival began on Saturday.

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Mar 28, 2022 · 02:15 pm
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Kharkiv Music Fest - one of the best international classical music festivals in Ukraine was scheduled to start on March 26. No one could have imagined that instead there would be a concert in the subway. But here we are on the day 31 of the war. pic.twitter.com/1uyzHhGeId

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) March 26, 2022

The music festival opened in #Kharkiv (under the bombs): first they played in the subway, then in a bomb shelter
Video from the opening of the festival KharkivMusicFest - which took place not in the large Philharmonic Hall, as planned, but in the Historical Museum metro station. pic.twitter.com/4I2a1Hb0ah

— Oriannalyla 🇺🇦 (@Lyla_lilas) March 26, 2022

Today marks the opening day of the #Kharkiv Music Festival & the people of Ukraine's 2nd city weren't going to let Russian bombs stop them.

Musicians put on an emotional concert in the metro which is acting as a bomb shelter 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦#UkraineRussianWar #SlavaUkraini #powerful pic.twitter.com/vrIm1JBdke

— Johannes Gutenberg (@Joha__Gutenberg) March 27, 2022
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