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Posted by: Mazur Rodica
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17 May 2019 / 09:42
British writer Sir Tim Rise returns to Chisinau for a noble cause
The author of the famous songs from "The Lion King" or "Alladin", as well as Oscar, Emmy and Grammy Award winner, Sir Tim Rise, will get to the "Sergei Lunchevici" National Philharmonic for a noble cause.
The famous writer comes to Chisinau with Tony Hawks, author of the bestseller "Playing Tennis with the Moldovans", which organizes a charity concert and the funds collected will be directed to the construction of a rehabilitation hall for children with deficiencies in Moldova. The concert is backed by the British Embassy in Chisinau.
"I am glad to return to Moldova. I've been here once. I'm here thanks to Tony Hawks, who is an old friend of mine. I was very interested when I found out that he was collecting money. I have been here a few years ago, and I promised to return when the center is built. I saw this and I'm very happy. Tony's book about Moldova has been a great impetus, so I'm happy to help ", said writer Sir Tim Rise.
Tim Rise is known for hits. He collaborated with Elton Jonn or ABBA, and his name is engraved on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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