Traditionally, the leaders and members of the creative teams of Sumy National Agrarian University sum up the results of their work for the year during the reporting concert.
The concert began with the awarding of students for their active social activities, significant contribution to attending and organising university events, which played a significant role in promoting Sumy NAU. 35 best of the best applicants from all faculties were highly appreciated. The awards were presented by representatives of the administration: Vice-Rector for Academic and Educational work Ihor KOVALENKO and Vice-Rector for Research and International Activities Yurii DANKO.
This year, the exemplary contemporary ballroom dance ensemble “SWAY” presented the waltz “Vyshyvanka”, choreographic performances “When it all passes”, “People like ships”, “Live to the fullest” and “On the waves”.
The Vesna Folk Dance Ensemble surprised the audience with Indian Spring, Mazurka, Segidilla, Polissia Polka and Festive Hopak.
Daryna Horbachova with her song “My Country”, Andrii Kolodnenko and Nikita Shevchenko with their song “Be with Me”, and Zlata Hrushka with her song “I Wish You” captivated with their incredible voices. Daria Horbachova and Zlata Hrushka also presented a duet performance of “Peace over Ukraine”.
The highlight of the event was an a cappella performance of the song “Steam Engine” by the Struna vocal studio, which included foreign students.
At the end of the event, the heads of the creative teams, namely Maryna Romanenko, Olha Hetmanenko and Yurii Serheiev, were presented with letters of appreciation for their diligence and high level of professional training.
Currently, Ukrainians can hold such events only thanks to our angels – the military of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. That is why the reporting concert of the SNAU creative teams was also a charity event. Each spectator or participant had the opportunity to contribute to the collection for a car for the anti-aircraft missile brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine by making a donation to a common jar.
