Un progetto di Associazione Musicale Karl Jenkins Associazione culturale Colle Ionci A.M.Ro.C. Associazione Mozart Italia con il Patrocinio di Assessorato alla Cultura del Comune di Genzano di Roma
La sala, al primo piano, ospita – un clavicembalo copiaDulcken 1755 della collezione Romeo Ciuffa – un Fortepiano Johann Haselmann (Vienna 1800/5) – un Piano carrè Pleyel del 1839/40
Concerto viaggio per il trentennale dell’ensemble KorEssa
Sabato 24 settembre 2022 ore 19:00 Cortile del palazzo Caetani, Cisterna di Latina
Domenica 25 settembre 2022ore 11.15 Auditorium della Casa delle Culture e della Musica a Velletri
Ensemble KorEssa (da Stavanger, Norvegia) Ensemble Chantharmony Al pianoforte Andrea Centra Dirige Heloise Baldelli
Ombra di nube Licinio Refice En visa til Kari när hon hade dansat Eyvind Alnæs Jeg Elsker deg Edvard Grieg
Soprano: Héloïse Baldelli; pianoforte: Andrea Centra
Now is the month of maying Thomas Morley Tant que vivray Claudin de Sermisy J’ai le rebours Pierre Certon
Ensemble Chantharmony; pianoforte: Andrea Centra Du e den gladaste Sanne Salomonsen Vesleblomme Wilhelm Peterson-Berger Java jive Ben Oakland Ensemble Koressa; direzione: Héloïse Baldelli
El grillo Josquin Desprez Come again John Dowland Pastime with good company Henry VIII Sommarpsalm David Ahlen Bureslått Henning Sommerro The seal lullaby Eric Whitacre
Ensemble KorEssa e Ensemble Chantharmony; direzione: Héloïse Baldelli e Chantal Mony pianoforte: Andrea Centra
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Associazione Culturale Colle Ionci Associazione Mozart Italia, sede Castelli romani FondArc Comune di Cisterna di Latina
A ROMA nella bellissima Sacrestia del Borromini di S.Agnese in Agone a P.za Navona la XIV edizione dell’International Chamber Music Festival LISZT & FRIENDS
PROGRAMMA:
27 AGOSTO ore
18:00 GIOIA BARBERA DARIO CALLA’ RECITAL
PIANISTICO
3 SETTEMBRE ore
18:00 DUO FRANCO MEZZENA E STEFANO
GIAVAZZI ( VIOLINO,PIANOFORTE)
10 SETTEMBRE ore 18:00
MARIA SERENA SALVEMINI E PIETRO LAERA ( VIOLINO,PIANOFORTE )
17 SETTEMBRE ore 18:00
MARCO BACCELLI RECITAL PIANISTICO
24 SETTEMBRE ore
18:00 SARA DOMINICI E MASSIMO
PERCIACCANTE DUO PIANISTICO
1 OTTOBRE ore
18:00 GIOVANNI SENECA E ANISSA GOUIZI (
VOCE,CHITARRA E PERCUSSIONI)
8 OTTOBRE ore
18:00 OLGA ZDORENKO E ALAN FREILES (
PIANOFORTE,VIOLINO)
15 OTTOBRE ore
18:00 JOANA ESTEBANELL MILIAN, EERO
LASORLA,MARINA CERASALE OPERA E OPERETTA( SOPRANO,TENORE,PIANOFORTE)
29 OTTOBRE ore
18:00 CARLA AVENTAGGIATO E MAURIZIO
MATARRESE DUO PIANISTICO
6 NOVEMBRE ore 18:00
DUO MARIOZZI TAMBURRI (PIANOFORTE,VIOLONCELLO)
13 NOVEMBRE ore 18:00 DUO LUISA SELLO E AURORA SABIA (FLAUTO,PIANOFORTE)
Nato in
occasione del 200° anniversario della nascita di Franz Liszt ha ospitato
negli anni musicisti di indiscutibile talento provenienti da tutto il
panorama pianistico mondiale. In linea con il progetto è il sostegno dei
giovani musicisti e talenti emergenti che il Festival alterna alla
presenza di musicisti già affermati e riconosciuti del panorama
cameristico e concertistico internazionale come Roberto Cappello, Bruno
Canino, Luisa Sello, Kodaly Quartet ed altri; gettando così uno sguardo
al futuro del pianismo e del concertismo mondiale. In questo senso
proprio in occasione del 200° anniversario
della nascita di Franz Liszt il festival ha ospitato in collaborazione
con l’Accademia d’Ungheria di Roma, l’Ambasciata della Repubblica
Federale a Roma, la Casa di Goethe e l’ Istituto Storico Germanico di
Roma, la “Notte Lisztiana Europea” tournee mondiale dei vincitori dei
Concorsi Pianistici Internazionali di Weimar, Utrecht e Budapest,
considerati tra i più importanti ed autorevoli dedicati alla musica di
Liszt: Gabor Farkas, Alexander Ullman e Masataka Goto. Così come il
vincitore del 62° Concorso Pianistico Internazionale “G.Viotti” di
Vercelli Alexey Lebedev.
Grazie
all’accurata direzione artistica e alla professionalità ed esperienza la
direzione artistica vuole con questa proposta culturale continuare
nella sua opera di diffusione e sensibilizzazione all’ascolto della
musica da camera promuovendo il prestigioso patrimonio artistico della
Chiesa di Sant’Agnese in Agone di Piazza Navona. Il programma offrirà al
pubblico appuntamenti concertistici di assoluto valore. Nella
suggestiva cornice di Piazza Navona, tra le affascinanti architetture
del Borromini. Sant’Agnese in Agone è uno dei più preziosi gioielli del
barocco che sicuramente catalizzerà l’attenzione del pubblico
internazionale, sempre presente in tutte le edizioni della rassegna, per
un’esperienza unica all’insegna dell’arte e della musica. In una delle
più belle sale da concerto di Roma – la Sagrestia del Borromini di
Sant’Agnese in Agone – un viaggio alla riscoperta della bellezza delle
architetture barocche accompagnato dalle emozioni che solo musica sa
evocare.
In un
luogo di grande prestigio, in una delle piazze più belle e frequentate
di Roma e del mondo, Piazza Navona, i concerti sono ormai una realtà
musicale romana. “Minore è il numero dei musicisti, minore deve essere
la distanza che separa i musicisti dal pubblico” affermava il
compositore Stravinskij e, la Sagrestia, oltre ad essere uno dei più
preziosi gioielli del barocco, intima e raccolta, dalle dimensioni
contenute, gode di un’acustica eccezionale che permette di ascoltare la
musica da camera in maniera molto coinvolgente.
2. SCARLATTI 23rd JANUARY 2021 – 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 2: : Domenico Scarlatti’s Keyboard Sonatas – 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano 15 Sonatas
3. MOZART 20th FEBRUARY 2021 – 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 3: Mozart at the Piano – 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano Sonata in B-flat major, K. 281 Fantasy in C minor, K. 475 Sonata in C minor, K. 457
NEW DATE !! Due to sudden indisposition of Maestro Grante, the concert scheduled for Saturday April 17th will probably be to May 2nd 2021.
– 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 4: Schubert’s “Gemütlich” Piano Sonatas – 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano Sonata in A minor, D 784
1. Allegro giusto 2. Andante 3. Allegro vivace
3 Klavierstücke, D946
No. 1: allegro assai, andante, allegro assai No. 2: allegre
5. SCHUMANN 4th JUNE 2021 – 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 5: Schumann: Piano and Literature – 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano Papillons, op. 2 Kreisleriana, op. 16
6. BRAHMS 25th JULY 2021 – 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 6: Brahms, the Progressive Conservative – 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano Ballades op. 10 Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel, op. 24 https://youtu.be/nqglZyr_vq4
Carlo Grante
is one of Italy’s foremost concert pianists. He has performed in such
major venues as the Vienna Musikverein, the Berlin Philharmonie’s
Chamber Music Hall, London’s Wigmore Hall and Barbican Hall, Rome’s
Santa Cecilia Hall, the Leipzig Gewandhaus, the Dresden Semperoper, the
Stuttgart Opera, Prague’s Rudolfinum, as well as at Lincoln Center and
the Kennedy Center in the US. He has appeared as soloist with major
orchestras including the Dresden Staatskapelle, London’s Royal
Philharmonic, the Vienna Symphony, Orchestra of St. Cecilia, MDR
Leipzig, the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, and Concertino Wien. Grante
gave the first live performance of all 53 of Godowsky’s Studies on the Études of Chopin at
the Newport Festival. In 2014-15 his series “Masters of High
Romanticism”, featuring three recital programmes each devoted to Chopin,
Schumann and Brahms, was taken to major halls in New York, Vienna and
Berlin. Though best known perhaps for his Scarlatti, Mozart, Chopin,
Schumann, Liszt, Busoni, Debussy and Godowsky, Grante has had many
contemporary works dedicated to him, including Adolphe’s Chopin Dreams.
He has brought out over 60 CDs; his most recent discs have been devoted
to the works of Scarlatti, Busoni, Schubert, Brahms, Godowsky and
Adolphe. He gave the world premiere of Bruce Adolphe’s piano concerto in
Zurich in July 2016.
The New York Met’s Principal Conductor Fabio
Luisi wrote of him in 2015 that “Carlo Grante is one of the most
astonishing artists I have ever known and worked with.” The principal
critic of Vienna’s Die Presse dubbed him “a knight of the piano, without blemish and without fear.”
Bruce Adolphe
Composer Bruce Adolphe — known to millions of Americans from his public radio show Piano Puzzlers,
which has been broadcast weekly on Performance Today since 2002 — has
created a substantial body of chamber music and orchestral works
inspired by science, visual arts, and human rights. Mr. Adolphe has
composed several works based on writings by neuroscientist Antonio
Damasio: Body Loops (piano and orchestra); Memories of a Possible Future (piano and string quartet); Self Comes to Mind (solo cello and two percussionists); Obedient Choir of Emotions (chorus and piano); and Musics of Memory (piano, marimba, harp, guitar). Yo-Yo Ma premiered Self Comes to Mind in 2009 at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Mr. Adolphe’s other science-based music include Einstein’s Light
for violin and piano, recently recorded by Joshua Bell and Marija
Stroke on Sony Classical, and his tribute to NASA scientist and
astronaut Piers Sellers, I saw how fragile and infinitely precious the world is,
which received its world premiere at the Off the Hook Arts Festival in
Colorado in 2018 and was performed at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
in March, 2019. Among his human rights works are I Will Not Remain Silent for violin and orchestra and Reach Out, Raise Hope, Change Society
for chorus, wind quintet, and three percussionists. Mr. Adolphe is the
resident lecturer and director of family concerts for the Chamber Music
Society of Lincoln Center and the author of several books, including The Mind’s Ear (OUP).
He contributed the chapter “The Musical Imagination: Mystery and Method
in Musical Composition” to the recently published book Secrets of Creativity: What Neuroscience, the Arts, and Our Minds Reveal (OUP, 2019), an anthology of writings by neuroscientists and artists.
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Off The Hook Arts
Our mission is to provide
free and low-cost music performance education for students in our
community while cultivating a love of the performing arts through public
concerts featuring world-class musicians and interdisciplinary
collaborations among the arts, sciences, and humanities.
Now in our seventh year of a growing
music education program and eighth summer music festival, Off the Hook
Arts was originally founded as PYCH (‘Pitch’) Project Youth and Chamber
Music in 2012. Based in Fort Collins, we encourage life-long creativity
and arts appreciation in Northern Colorado. We present unique and
diverse events through the performance of classical music,
collaborations with scientists and creative thinkers, and bring the
experience of world-class music to new audiences of all ages. We support
continued growth in performers and arts appreciators alike, and
encourage audiences to champion a vibrant local arts culture.
Every season we select a different
science oriented theme to combine with the arts for our music festivals –
WinterFest and SummerFest. These collaborations result in unique and
diverse events that feature topics such as neuroscience, human rights,
the universal message of World Music and this year’s theme, climate
change. All involve some new compositional project of our Artistic
Director — NY based composer, Resident Lecturer and Director of Family
Programs at The Chamber Music Society at Lincoln Center — Bruce Adolphe.
From September through May, we work
with string, woodwind and piano students, ages 8 to 18, in The Chamber
Music Academy (CMA) — a significantly sponsored and reduced-fee chamber
music program. Our Educational Residencies, STEAM workshops and summer
programming allow us to serve students as young as 5 through college.
Bösendorfer
The ethos
of Bösendorfer goes right back to 1828 and the founding of the company.
Bösendorfer is passionate about crafting pianos, ultimately sharing a
unique experience of sound, touch and – foremost – emotion.
Uncompromising traditional handcrafting, beauty, and the Viennese soul all bring the unmistakable depth of a Bösendorfer to life.
Today
Bösendorfer pianos are recognized as one of the premier performance
pianos in the world. Contrary to all other manufactures Bösendorfer
constructs instruments concentrating on the use of spruce; with about
80% of a finished piano comprised of the wood. Very similar to a violin,
the whole body – not exclusively the soundboard – supports sound
formation. When a note is played, the integrated spruce components
become acoustically active, forming a complete resonating body that
allows the whole instrument to project your play. This is what produces
the Bösendorfer outstanding richness of tone color and legendary pure
and brilliant sound. This complex construction is part of the Viennese
tradition of piano making.
1. BEETHOVEN 17th DECEMBER 2020 BEETHOVEN’S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION – 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 1: Beethoven’s Variations
– 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano 32 Variations in C minor, Wo 80 Variations on an original theme, op. 34 Variations and Fugue, op. 35 Variations on an original theme, op. 76
2. SCARLATTI 23rd JANUARY 2021 – 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 2: : Domenico Scarlatti’s Keyboard Sonatas – 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano 15 Sonatas
3. MOZART 20th FEBRUARY 2021 – 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 3: Mozart at the Piano – 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano Sonata in B-flat major, K. 281 Fantasy in C minor, K. 475 Sonata in C minor, K. 457 https://youtu.be/h_G0XD92Qgc
4. SCHUBERT
NEW DATE !! Due to sudden indisposition of Maestro Grante, the concert scheduled for Saturday April 17th will probably be to May 2nd 2021.
– 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 4: Schubert’s “Gemütlich” Piano Sonatas – 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano Sonata in A minor, D 784 1. Allegro giusto 2. Andante 3. Allegro vivace 3 Klavierstücke, D946 No. 1: allegro assai, andante, allegro assai No. 2: allegretto, l’istesso tempo No. 3: allegro https://youtu.be/8Apg7zOG43U
5. SCHUMANN 15th MAY 2021 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 5: Schumann: Piano and Literature 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano Papillons, op. 2 Kreisleriana, op. 16 https://youtu.be/5MIdKaFlo7c
6. BRAHMS 26th JUN 2021 – 19:30 Piano Repartee with Bruce Adolphe and Carlo Grante Episode 6: Brahms, the Progressive Conservative – 20:00 Carlo Grante, piano Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel, op. 24 https://youtu.be/nqglZyr_vq4
Al momento tutte le “manifestazioni, eventi, spettacoli di qualsiasi natura” sono sospese “fino al 3 aprile 2020″.
DPCM 4 marzo 2020 Art 1 b) sono sospese le manifestazioni, gli eventi e gli spettacoli di qualsiasi natura, ivi inclusi quelli cinematografici e teatrali, svolti in ogni luogo, sia pubblico sia privato, che comportano affollamento di persone tale da non consentire il rispetto della distanza di sicurezza interpersonale di almeno un metro di cui all’allegato 1, lettera d); Art 4 1. Le disposizioni del presente decreto producono effetto dalla data di adozione del medesimo e sono efficaci, salve diverse previsioni contenute nelle singole misure, fino al 3 aprile 2020.
