Name: VŠMU Bratislava
Start: 2024-03-20T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-03-20T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Slovak Philharmonic

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Slovak Philharmonic

Direzione d'orchestra

Marián Lejava

Others

VŠMU Bratislava Choir

Orchestra

VŠMU Bratislava Symphonic Orchestra

Strumento

Anhelina Kydora

Piano I

Kristina Borbat

Piano II

Martin Pavlík

Violin

Direzione del coro

Ladislav Kaprinay

VŠMU Bratislava

Bratislava

Slovacchia

Concert Hall

Public

Dawn

Inno di Jean Racine, Op.11

Concerto for 2 Pianos, FP 61

4 Humoresques for Violin and Orchestra, op.89

Variazioni su un tema di Haydn, Op. 56a

Sharan Allad

Approvato

Marián Lejava regularly collaborates with the orchestra of his home institution, the Academy of Performing Arts. The young pianists will present themselves with an energetic concerto for two pianos by Francis Poulenc. The provocative work is inspired by Indonesian gamelans, jazz and at the same time concerti by the composer’s predecessors, Mozart, Liszt and Ravel. Jean Sibelius didn’t become a violin virtuoso but his perfect mastery of the instrument led him to create several opuses for the violin. The promising violinist Martin Pavlík will perform in the Four Humoresques. The charming Variations on a Theme by Haydn, op. 56 were created in the Bavarian town of Tutzing, a well-known excursion destination near Lake Starnberg, where Johannes Brahms sought refuge during the summer months of 1873. The student concert complements Thomas Adès’s contemporary work Dawn, which was created during the pandemic. It is inspired by the everyday rising of the sun, which repeats itself under all circumstances across our planet. The return of the dawn is depicted by the repetition of the theme of Henry Purcell’s three-hundred-year-old chaconne.

English

Marián Lejava pravidelne spolupracuje s orchestrálnym telesom jeho domovskej inštitúcie Vysokej školy múzických umení. Mladé klaviristky sa predstavia energickým koncertom pre dva klavíry Francisa Poulenca. Provokatívne dielo je inšpirované indonézskymi gamelanmi, jazzom a zároveň koncertmi skladateľských predchodcov, Mozartom, Lisztom a Ravelom. Jean Sibelius sa husľovým virtuózom nestal, no dokonalé ovládanie nástroja ho viedlo k tvorbe viacerých opusov pre husle. V Štyroch humoreskách sa predstaví nádejný huslista Martin Pavlík. Pôvabné Variácie na Haydnovu tému, op. 56 vznikli v bavorskom Tutzingu, známom výletnom stredisku pri Starnberskom jazere, kam sa Johannes Brahms uchýlil v letných mesiacoch 1873. Študentský koncert dopĺňa súčasné dielo Dawn Thomasa Adèsa, ktoré vzniklo počas pandémie. Je inšpirované každodenným vychádzaním slnka, ktoré sa opakuje za každých okolností naprieč našou planétou. Navracanie sa svitania je zobrazené opakovaním sa témy tristo rokov starej ciaccony Henryho Purcella. Cantique de Jean Racine, v ktorej možno spozorovať viaceré paralely s neskorším Rekviem, skomponoval Gabriel Fauré ešte ako devätnásťročný študent. Skladba očarila pedagógov a vyhrala školskú kompozičnú súťaž na École Niedermeyer de Paris.

slovenčina

VŠMU Bratislava by Adès, Fauré, Poulenc, Sibelius, Brahms, mer 20 mar 2024, Da (2024/2024), Direttore d'orchestra Marián Lejava, Slovak Philharmonic, Bratislava, Slovacchia

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