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Choral singing students at Jurbarko Antano Sodeikos meno mokykla sing in a choir divided into groups by year of study (grades 1–2, 3–4 and 5…
On Tuesday afternoons, seniors who love to sing gather at Jurbarkas TAU—the university has a women’s choir. Both those who want to learn to…
The “Jada” Big Band was formed in 2015 as an instrumental ensemble open to all music lovers in Jurbarkas. Its repertoire includes popular mu…
The “Santaka” band (Category III) has been performing since 2013 with bandoneons, accordions, a violin, a double bass, and drums. The band p…
The folk band “Mituva” has been performing since 1985; most of its repertoire consists of compositions by its former director, Vidmantas Žem…
Since 1990, the “Imsrė” folklore group has been performing Lithuanian folk songs collected by Juškus, songs from other regions, and sutartin…
At the “Zylė” Solo Singing Studio, young performers learn solo singing, musical interpretation, stage aesthetics, and artistic expression. T…
The women’s vocal ensemble “Verdenė” (Category II) has been singing since 1983; in 2002, it won the “Golden Bird” award. Its repertoire incl…
The “Lelija” Women’s Choir has been active since 1982 and performs Lithuanian and other nations’ folk songs, as well as works by Lithuanian…
The “Saulė” Women’s Choir was founded in 2020 and has already been awarded Category I status. The choir consists of about 30 women who are u…
The choir grew out of the boys’ choir “Bildukas”: in 2008, its former members formed a male vocal ensemble, which became a youth choir in 20…
“Imsriukai” is a children’s group affiliated with the Jurbarkas folk ensemble “Imsrė,” founded in 1990. The core of their repertoire consist…
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