Preparations are being finalized for the closing performance of the Bülbülzade Foundation summer schools. Following five weeks of education, the children who will take the stage are eagerly waiting to meet their audience.
A comprehensive preparation meeting was held in the meeting room of the Bülbülzade Foundation with the participation of the relevant departments for the highly anticipated closing program of the foundation’s summer schools. The main agenda of the meeting was to determine the flow of the colorful performances that will be staged during the summer schools closing program. Educators and administrators meticulously planned every detail to ensure that this special evening, during which the children will showcase what they have learned over the past five weeks, proceeds flawlessly.
REHEARSALS CONTINUE METICULOUSLY
The closing performance, for which both the children and the educators have been preparing with great excitement, promises to provide the audience with unforgettable moments. Throughout the five-week summer school program, the students will bring to the stage the skills they have acquired and the performances they have rehearsed with great care. The Recycling Fashion Show, which draws attention to environmental awareness, and the charming musical The Ant Going on Hajj are among the most anticipated parts of this special evening. The Hayata Dokun group will also take the stage with a recitation of the Holy Qur'an as well as the Pillars of Islam oratorio.
MANY PERFORMANCES ON THE SAME STAGE
The program, which features a rich variety of content, will begin with opening remarks and a short film presentation about the summer schools. During the evening, the audience will enjoy the A Youth Speaks oratorio performed by BİLİM-DER, the Zeybek folk dance, a piano recital by Katre Art and Science Center, and a performance by the İtidal and Tefekkür Class Rhythm Ensemble. In addition, taekwondo demonstrations by the Turkish Champions trained at İstikrar Sports Club will add dynamism to the stage. The Anatolian Cultural Centers in Gaziantep will also take part in the program with the Pilgrims at the Kaaba performance, an Arabic Song Recital, and the Address to the Turkish Community speech. In particular, the Fasa Fiso song, the Birds of Paradise performance, and the taekwondo demonstrations presented by children from the earthquake-affected region will constitute the most meaningful moments of the evening.
Let us come together at Şehitkamil Cultural Center on Friday evening, July 31, at 7:00 p.m. to share in the joy of our children, who are the guarantee of our future, and to be a part of their great excitement.
