The church was filled with Orthodox believers and people of other faiths who wished to attend the concert, and the audience enjoyed a program of Orthodox spiritual music dedicated to Christ's resurrection. The performance unfolded in a solemn and dignified atmosphere, with spiritual compositions further enriching the celebration of this holiday in the church. Conductor Stefan Mojsilović previously noted that this is a traditional concert, recalling the historical significance of the location and the continuity of choral music in this area. "After so many years, we once again have a trace and connect with that choir and its tradition, continuing in that choral singing what they began. The Serbian singing society 'Sloga,' from its founding in 1888 to the present day, has held countless concerts to continue the legacy of our ancestors and founders," added Mojsilović. The Serbian singing society "Sloga" was founded in 1888 and for over a century has nurtured choral tradition and cultural heritage, despite numerous historical challenges.