Exhibitors and exhibits
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Prof. Vytautas Landsbergis Exhibit – Vytautas Landsbergis’ book Why Us with an autograph dedicated to the Academy
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LMTA Rector, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Judita Žukienė Exhibit – a glass ball received at a student event in 2008 as a thank you token for promoting academic integrity
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PhD student Raminta Naujanytė-Bjelle,
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Prof. Petras Skirmantas, Exhibit – a head decoration for the Bluebird’s part (The Sleeping Beauty ballet, The State Opera and Ballet Theatre, 1983)
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Prof. Petras Geniušas, Exhibit – a bust of Ludwig van Beethoven that has been on Prof. P. Geniušas’ piano at his home since childhood and has become a kind of the pianist’s mascot |
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Prof. Dr. Robertas Beinaris Exhibit – St. Michael the Archangel Star awarded for organising the sacred music festival Su Palaimintuoju Teofiliumi (“With the Blessed Theophilus”) in 2019. |
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Lecturer, Dr. Jonas Jurkūnas Exhibit – the scheme of Du Karveliai (Two Pigeons), a piece for symphony orchestra and folk vocal trio. |
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LMTA Art Center Exhibit – a setlist for a recital performed by composer, organist, singer, choirmaster and teacher Aleksandras Kačanauskas in the LMTA Great Hall.
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Prof. Mindaugas Urbaitis Exhibit – so-called “half-diplomas” marking completion of the first half of the studies awarded to students in Musicology and Composers during the celebration held on 3 March 1973.
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Prof. Algimantas Puipa Exhibit – a prop from Vilko dantų karoliai (A Wolf-Tooth Necklace). This necklace is a symbol of suffering that, according to the film plot, the father brings to his son from Siberia.
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Elona Bajorienė, Dean of the Faculty of Theatre and Film Exhibit – a brick of the façade of the Lithuanian National Drama Theatre. It depicts flowers as one of the theatre props.
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