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2018 11 July 00:15
The free concert "European Music for the Organ" will present works by Baroness Johann Sebastian Bach and Johann Pachelbeel, the Italian Baroque Spokesperson Domenico Zipoli, French harpsichord and organ virtuoso Louis-Claude in the baroque, clbadic and romantic program. Daquin, the clbadic immortal Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the romantic composer Sir George Jobo Elvey, the legendary Czech writer Antoníno Dvořáko, the Frenchman Léon Boëllmann and the Lithuanian music patriarch Juozas Naujalis, performed by the choir leader Camerata Carolina of F Wbadermann, professor at the University of Heidelberg. , organizing the musical activities of the university community. He learned the art of music in his studies at the universities of Karlsruhe, Rome, Stuttgart and Trossingen. He is conductor of the Georgian State Philharmonic Orchestra in Kutaisi and the National Opera of Armenia in Canada, the United States, Chile, Georgia , in Armenia and Italy.
The saxophone quartet Blitwerk Arranger arranged on saxophone Stamps of famous creations. The performers of the old musicians seem to give new life by presenting their creations with a refreshing swing rotation, and the vast repertoire of ensemble brings together the elements of Klezmer, Tango Nuevo, Southern Europe and Asian national music. Musicians wrestle with jazz and clbadics, perform JSBach's fugues live, WAMozart's melodic pieces, L.Bernstein's West Side Story, Astor Piazzolla tango tunes and legendary cinematographic music. Idea of the name of the ensemble was borrowed from the saxophonist. "Blattwerk" describes a certain style of decoration, the elements of which consist of individual sheets. This style exists in all periods of the arts, so that this characteristic and the inspiration of the musicians to call in this particular name, they also play a free interpretation of the different musical stylistics that spans over four centuries . The quartet's concerts for more than a quarter of a century span from Asia to Europe, and this long period of common music is explained by the motto of the ensemble: four friends – four saxophones
J.Svewaitė-Waller and A.Kisieliūtė will perform choral and vocal works by Robert Schumann, Johannes Brahms, Gustav Mahler and the composer Ernest Twentieth century Charles, inspired by creators of women accompanying life, composers, beloved muses J.Švedaitė-Waller and A.Kisieliūtė. Clara Schumann and Alma Mahler, who created the wonderful music, have long been in the shadow of their men, while French composers Lili and Nadia Boulanger influenced not only a composer, but also some of them. between them. The work of the man … The grand-daughter of the composer Jonas Švedas, the singer J.Švedaitė-Waller, after studying at the Lithuanian Academy of Music, traveled to the United States, where he currently teaches at Connecticut College and Thames Valley Music School. Her repertoire includes Tosca, San Chio Ciao, Violette, Mimi, Anne Donna, Pamina, Dezdeman, Margarita, Tatiana, Neda, Mikaela and other roles of many soprano dreams. Another striking feature of the singer's activity is the genre of oratorio and cantata. Claudio Monteverdi and Magnificat by Antonio Vivaldi, Johann Sebastian Bach Mbad at h-moll, Christmas Oratorio, Café and Farmers' Cantata, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Giuseppe Verdi, Gabriel Faure's Requiem, German Requiem by Johannes Brahms and many others
The second weekend of July Pažaislis Music Festival will delight the public with three concerts
On Thursday, July 12 at 19h, the l & # 39; Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul of the Arctic will hold a German organ Franz Wbadermann arrives on Friday, July 13 at 7am at the Pociun airfield, guests of the German group – the quartet of saxophonists Blattwerk. Sunday, July 15 at 16h, at the Gelgaudiškis Manor, he will be singer from the United States to the homeland. Jūratės Švedaitė-Waller and the pianist Audronė Kisieliūtė
Authentic voice for the tacit guitarist Josh Stephan
July 12 The Kristupo Summer Festival concert will be presented by the virtuoso of the Josch Stephan guitar from Germany. The gypsy jazz artist of the "Gypsy Jazz" concert will delight all those who love the tasteful improvisations involving melodies, musical compositions and extreme virtuosity.
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