Lyodra To Fabio Ayer Will Appear At The Sound Of Colors II Concert Andi Rianto & Magenta Orchestra

The Sound of Colors II concert press conference Andi Rianto & Magenta Orchestra (Ivan Two Men / VOI)

JAKARTA - Andi Rianto & Magenta Orchestra will hold a concert titled The Sound of Colors II at Istora Senayan on December 3.

This concert will present several singers called Andi Rianto who have a distinctive voice color. They are Rossa, Lyodra, Mahalini, Keisya Levronka, Judika, Mario Ginanjar, Fabio Aser, Prinsa Mandagie, Ronny Parulian, Nyoman Paul, and Rising Star.

"We always see a combination of colors and sounds. For me, all the votes have colors," said Andi Rianto during a press conference in Thamrin, Central Jakarta on Friday, November 3.

"The selection of singers is also presented because they have a unique and different color," he continued.

Later, The Sound of Colors II will be supported by 83 musicians who are members of the orchestra and 40 choir singers. The format presented is expected to provide magnificent music presentations.

"Of course the music arrangement will involve all orchestras and choirs. For the details, we'll see," said Andi Rianto.

The composer, who has received an award from the Indonesian Film Festival, also promised many repertoires. He ensured that each singer will perform more than one song.

"It's a shame if they only sing one song. Of course they will sing more than one song, and later there will be collaboration too," said Andi.

"Anyway, those who have watched concerts, I definitely know that I will definitely present a lot of repertoars," he concluded.

Meanwhile, Fabio Ayer, who will appear later, said that the opportunity to sing with Andi Rianto & Magenta Orchestra was an honor for him.

"For me, who can be called a newcomer singer, of course, I am very honored to be able to sing at such a grand concert," said FabioASTER.

Andi Rianto hopes that in his concert he will be able to pamper and entertain the eyes, ears and hearts of the audience.

"Hopefully the concert will run smoothly and spoil music lovers," concluded Andi Rianto.