Concerts and performances
Classical programmes for celebrations and commemorations. Alternative concerts — performances that bring together music, poetry, dance and image. Length, line-up and repertoire agreed in advance.
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Cello concerts and alternative performances, cultural education, therapeutic and mindfulness events, and celebrations produced from A to Z — for schools, cultural centres, manor houses, companies and private clients across Lithuania.
What I offer
Every programme is adapted to the space, the occasion and the audience — from a school hall to a manor courtyard or a yoga studio.
Classical programmes for celebrations and commemorations. Alternative concerts — performances that bring together music, poetry, dance and image. Length, line-up and repertoire agreed in advance.
Ask about programmes
Educational concerts and cultural sessions for schools, funded through Lithuania's Culture Passport scheme. Creative workshops and instrument lessons for children and adults alike.
See the sessions
The artistic part of a wedding, anniversary or company celebration — or the whole event turnkey: programme, performers, stage, sound, catering, photographer. One contact and one invoice instead of five.
Discuss an event
Music, word, scent and dance therapy for adults. A yoga and meditation package, mindfulness practices, seminars on a chosen theme, and retreats with live sound.
Build a package
Events where the audience does more than listen: they take part, they choose, and sometimes they sound. A good fit for communities, company teams and family celebrations.
How it works
Warm, live conversations with performers straight after a concert — while the stage is still warm. Filmed and recorded; the recording stays with the organiser. Also available: finding and booking performers for your celebration.
Tell me moreHave a listen
Which is why it is here, and not at the bottom of the page.
Sessions that meet the Culture Passport criteria. They fit into a single lesson, and a classroom is space enough.
Seasonal, Christmas and alternative programmes with a clear price, a technical rider and an agreed schedule.
An acoustic programme for a courtyard, a hall, a church or an unusual space — no stage and no power needed. I can be a standing part of your seasonal offer.
The artistic part of an evening, a company celebration, or the whole event turnkey. For agencies — a ready-made entry in your Christmas catalogue.
Ceremony music and the artistic part of the evening. If needed, I also find the other performers — dancers, vocalists, actors.
Live sound for yoga, meditation and mindfulness practice. Music, word, scent and dance therapy sessions for adults.
Education
The first two sessions are delivered to schools through the Culture Passport scheme. Workshops and lessons are booked directly — for children and adults.
We listen to how the same melody changes mood when the tempo, timbre or tuning changes. The children see the cello up close, then draw the emotion they heard.
A hundred years ago composers began writing music down not in notes, but in lines and signs. Small groups create their own graphic score and, in the same lesson, hear it played back on the cello. No musical literacy required — only decisions.
Workshops in the synthesis of the arts, where music meets word and movement. Participants do not watch — they build: a short shared piece assembled out of sound, text and silence. Suits a class, a team or a family gathering.
Individual and group lessons: cello or another instrument of your choice, musical understanding and a feel for the stage. From the first touch to a performance — for children and adults, with no upper age limit.
The first two sessions will be bookable with Culture Passport funding from January 2027, once the application is approved. Until then — by direct agreement with the school: one day, three sessions for different classes, €420.
The price of workshops and lessons depends on the number of participants, the length and the venue — I send a concrete figure with the quote within one working day.
Repertoire
These can be booked straight away — each has a length, a line-up and a technical rider. The price depends on the line-up and the distance.
A festive programme for a cultural centre or community evening: familiar Christmas melodies, Lithuanian carols and a few unexpected turns in the arrangements.
An acoustic programme for manor courtyards, parks and town festivals. It works outdoors — no stage infrastructure required.
A wedding ceremony, a commemoration, or the musical part of an awards evening or opening. In churches and manor halls the acoustics are often such that no amplification is needed at all.
A synthesis of the arts: cello, poetry or other texts, dance and image in one work. The programme is built for a specific space rather than moved into it — so a manor cellar or an empty factory floor is an advantage here, not an obstacle.
A programme in which the audience is part of the work: they choose what comes next, play simple sound parts, build the rhythm. People leave with an experience rather than an impression.
Elements of music, word, scent and dance therapy in one session for adults. Not entertainment but a state: live sound, breath, scent and movement arranged so that after ninety minutes a person leaves different from how they arrived.
A weekend package of yoga, meditation and live sound: morning practice, a seminar on a chosen theme, an evening concert and a session of silence. Built together with the hosts of the venue — from one day to three.
A live conversation with a performer straight after the concert, in front of the audience. Having just come off stage, people are open in a way they rarely are otherwise — so things are said here that never make it into an interview. Filmed and recorded; the recording stays with the organiser.
The whole event from A to Z in one pair of hands: programme, performers, stage, sound equipment, catering, photographer and the running order of the evening. The organiser is left with one contact and one invoice instead of five.
Prices exclude travel beyond a 60 km radius of Vilnius — past that a rate of €0.25/km applies and is written into the quote. Programmes marked “On request” are priced by line-up, length and venue — I send the exact figure within one working day. Individually arranged pieces and December weekends are priced separately; you see the exact sum in the quote before signing.
In preparation
A place where a rehearsal, a workshop and a chamber concert fit under one roof. Not a hall with rows of seats, but an open space that each evening rearranges to suit itself.
Gallery
A client wants to see how you will look in their hall — which is why shots from a range of spaces work best.
About
Elena Daunytė is a cellist, a prizewinner at international competitions and a member of the family ensemble Regnum Musicale. She graduated from the M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts and studied at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester and at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, in the class of Prof. Rimantas Armonas.
She has played with orchestras in Lithuania and abroad and taken masterclasses with Giovanni Sollima, David Geringas and Frans Helmerson. She has received letters of thanks from Presidents of the Republic of Lithuania Valdas Adamkus and Dalia Grybauskaitė. The music video “Ryto ugnis” was shown in the LRT archive as part of the KLIPVID 2021 competition.
Event organisers need more than music: they need someone who handles the sound, the schedule and the paperwork themselves. That is why every programme here has a clear length, line-up and price — rather than “we'll sort it out on the day”.
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Testimonials
After each event, ask for a paragraph in writing and permission to publish it. Three real testimonials do more than ten general phrases.
Practical questions
Write and tell me the occasion, the place and the date — I reply within one working day with a concrete proposal.
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