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0:00/4:19
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0:00/3:02
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Hapi Sytë 3:550:00/3:55
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Moj Hatixhe 4:290:00/4:29
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Osman Taka 3:260:00/3:26
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0:00/4:29
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Zare Venma Fesin 4:140:00/4:14
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Djali i Ri 3:460:00/3:46
About
Agona Shporta is a vocalist and arranger based in Prizren, Kosovo. She develops arrangements that reimagine existing material, exploring new perspectives on familiar songs through composition and ensemble interplay.
Her debut album Hape Portën (2024) presents rearrangements of traditional Albanian folk songs, reinterpreted through contemporary arrangement. Recorded in Prishtina and Mostar, the project has been presented internationally in performances with guitarist Tringa Sadiku, pianist Ilir Bajri, bassist Enver Muhamedi, and drummer Enes Beu.
Alongside performance, Agona has worked in artistic research, curation, and cultural projects. She contributed to regional exchange initiatives such as OneBeat Balkans and music programming at Lumbardhi Foundation. Her research with Cultural Heritage without Borders explored social histories of Prizren and informed artistic and community-focused projects.
She completed her studies in vocal performance at The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music (2018) and her Master’s in Creative Production at Catalyst Institute for Creative Arts and Technology (2025).
Shows
Previous events
Lumbardhi Experimental Ensemble Resounded
Dokukino Plato, Kompleksi Europa, Marin Barleti, Prizren 20000, Prizren
Lumbardhi Experimental Ensemble returns with its first full one-hour performance, combining original live music with four documentary and archival films from Kosovo (1933–1976). The programme features some of the earliest surviving moving images from Kosovo, anthropological documentaries, portraits of urban and rural life, and newly rediscovered materials from the Lumbardhi Cinema archive. Developed during a week-long workshop, the ensemble creates a new audio-visual experience that brings these films into dialogue with contemporary live performance.
- City of Beauty and Resources – Zvonko Saksida (1972), 17 min
- Kroz Naše Kosovo (1933), 25 min
- 117 – Besim Sahatçiu (1976), 19 min
- Pehlivanët (1975)
AS ANEJ AS KNEJ is a new art and culture festival in Prishtina bringing together artists from Kosovo, Albania, North Macedonia, and the Albanian diaspora through contemporary art, literature, film, music, and public conversations. As part of the festival's opening and exhibition launch, Agona Shporta and Tringa Sadiku will present a short live performance, followed by a traditional music performance by Nexhmedin Rushiti, Hamdi Dekaj, and Milaim Llapaj.
A classical–traditional project by Flaka Goranci, featuring Tringa Sadiku on guitar and çifteli, Agona Shporta on piano, and A R B Ë R E SH Ë on percussion.