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Long Theatre, U.O.P. Campus - Stockton, California - Sunday, February 12, 1984 - 3 p.m. 'Fnenlsg ~ CHAMBER. MUSIC in cooperation with San Joaquin Delta College and University of the Pacific present I SolisUDI Zagreb Violin: Tonko Ninic, Concertmaster and Artistic Director Vladimir First Augustine DetiE" Ivan Kuzmi~ Vl adimir Sverak Ivan Martinec Joze Haluza Viola: Ivan Mimohodek Marin DujmiE Cello: Ernest Zornjak Zlatko Rucner Double Bass: Mario Ivelja Harpsichord: Vi!nja Maruran PROGRAM Sarabande, Gigue and Badinerie Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713) Concerto grosso in B minor, Op.6,No.12 G. F. Handel Laroe (l685-1759) Allegro Aria (Larghetto e piano) Variatio Largo Allegro Suite for String Orchestra Leot Janacek Moderato (l854-1928) Adagio Andante con moto Presto Adagio Andante Scherzo Fran Lhotka Intermission Introduction and Allegro rustico Boris Papandopulo for Double Bass and Strings Mario Ivelja, Soloist Simple Symphony, Op.4 Benjamin Britten Boisterous bourree (1913-1976) Playful Pizzicato Sentimental sarabande Frolicsome finale Scherzo for Strings, Op. 11 Dimitri Shostakovich (1906-1975) Columbia Artists Management, Inc., 165 West 47th Street, New York, N.Y. 10019 I SOLISTI 01 ZAGREB Beginning in 1953 a number of prominent musicians in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, led by Antonio Janigro agreed to establish a small group of virtuosi string players. Beginning with their premiere concert in January 1954, I Solisti di Zagreb dedicated themselves to thirty brilliant career years of continuous work in concertizing, recordings, and live broadcasts through out the world. During these 30 years they have crisscrossed the earth with a global itinerary spanning six continents in over two thousand concerts, playing in the world's greatest music halls, including Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall (London), Carnegie Hall (New York); Kennedy Center (Washington, D. -
Digibooklet Antonio Janigro
ANTONIO JANIGRO & ZAGREG SOLOISTS Berlin, 1957-1966 ARCANGELO CORELLI (1653-1713) Concerto grosso in D major, Op. 6/4 I. Adagio – Allegro 2:32 II. Adagio 2:03 SOLOISTS III. Vivace 1:09 IV. Allegro – 1:58 V. Allegro 0:41 Gunhild Stappenbeck, Cembalo Continuo recording: 14-01-1957 GIOACHINO ROSSINI (1792-1868) Sonata for Strings No. 6 in D major I. Allegro spiritoso 6:32 II. Andante assai 2:39 ZAGREG III. Tempesta. Allegro 5:12 recording: 19-04-1964 & PAUL HINDEMITH (1895-1963) Trauermusik (Funeral Music) for Solo Viola and Strings I. Langsam 4:28 II. Ruhig bewegt 1:25 III. Lebhaft 1:32 IV. Choral „Für deinen Thron“ 2:24 Stefano Passaggio, solo viola recording: 12-03-1958 JANIGRO DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH (1906-1975) Octet for Strings, Op. 11 II. Scherzo recording: 17-04-1964 SAMUEL BARBER (1910-1981) Adagio for Strings recording: 19-04-1964 ANTONIO ANTONIO MILKO KELEMEN (*1924) Concertante Improvisations for Strings I. Allegretto 2:20 II. Andante sostenuto – Allegro giusto 2:05 SOLOISTS III. Allegro scherzando 1:15 IV. Molto vivace quasi presto 2:05 recording: 12-03-1958 MAX REGER (1873-1916) Lyric Andante for String Orchestra5:18 recording: 16-03-1966 WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756-1791) Divertimento in B-flat major, K. 137 ZAGREG I. Andante 4:10 II. Allegro di molto 2:44 & III. Allegro assai 2:17 recording: 19-03-1961 ROMAN HOFFSTETTER (1742-1815), former attrib. to JOSEPH HAYDN (1732-1809) Serenade in C major (from Op. 3/5) recording: 11-11-1958 ANTONIO VIVALDI (1678-1741) Concerto in D major, RV 230 (Cello Version) JANIGRO I. -
Academic Ballet: a National and Transnational Perspective
Dr. Svebor Sečak Assistant Professor, AMEU ACADEMIC BALLET: A NATIONAL AND TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ABSTRACT Drawing on historical perspectives, the paper follows the main diachronic line of world ballet history, and from a broad perspective focuses on Slovenia and the concept of national ensembles that were dominant in 20th-century Europe. A real challenge for national companies emerges at the turn of the century, when national companies increasingly become transnational. The repertoire becomes eclectic, and the new readings of canonical works are susceptible to the concept of intertextuality, hybridisation of genres and co-mixing of cultural influences. The academic, scientific approach has a significant role in following this vivid and vibrant process in ballet art. It studies dance art from numerous analytical perspectives that sur- pass the acquiring of technical dancing skills and the factual history of dance but rather involve semiotics, anthropological, philosophical, psychoanalytical, socio-political and feminist and gender perspectives, as well as kinesiology, anatomy and physiology in the context of safe practice. In the previous academic year, Slovenia acquired its dance academy which offers studying and teaching of ballet on an entirely new lev- el. It produces not only future professionals, but indirectly facilitates the education of a wider population relating to the significance of dance for the culture of the 21st century. It will potentially secure a double result: the preservation of the autochthonic culture and tradition and the opening up to new tendencies and philosophies as an integrative factor within Europe and worldwide. Key words: ballet, dance academy, dance education, transnationality INTRODUCTION This text recognises the dichotomy between the concept of the so-called national ballet styles, scho- ols and companies and their international character that traverses into a fully transnational mode. -
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Color profile: Generic CMYK printer profile Composite Default screen Alcoholism 2013;49(1):45–53 Pathography Croatian composers’ diseases – biopathographies Darko Breitenfeld1, Stanislav Tuksar2, Danijel Buljan3, Lana [krgati}1, Marina Vuksanovi}1, Marija @ivkovi}1 1 Croatian Physicians’ Music Society – Croatian Medical Association, Zagreb, Croatia 2 Croatian Academy of Science and Art, Zagreb, Croatia 3 Department of Psychiatry, University Hospital Center »Sestre Milosrdnice«, Zagreb, Croatia Summary – Presentation of the diseases Elaborating the pathographic data, we among 25 significant croatian composers shall dedicate somewhat greater atten- reveals some infectious diseases (tubercu- tion to only a handful of our narrowly se- losis, etc.) among the composers who had died young and some chronic non-infec- lected, internationally recognized com- 1,8,9,12–16 tious diseases (mostly malignant, inflam- posers . matory and cardiocerebral origin) among We have some reliable data from the composers who died in old age. It is a part XVIIth century about Ivan Luka~i},who of the pathographic review of over 300 composers from the book »Diseases and lived in the city of [ibenik (1587–1648). destinies of famous composers«. More intensively studying his life, we learn more about the production of wine Key words: Croatia, composers, diseases and olive oil than about other data (he was the prior of a Franciscan monas- Croatians belong among »small« na- tery). Judging by the year of death, we tions, but, according to our experience can not trule out that he died because of with the lexicon structure of some world- plague, i.e. either of the epidemics of -known dictionaries of musicology, about pestilence or because of tumults, wars, a dozen Croatian composers have been famine, migration and other things.1 more widely reported of in such lexi- cons.1 Correnspodence to: Darko Breietenfeld, M.D., Ph.D., Deren~inova 25, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia. -
Milko Kelemen: Life and Selected Works for Violoncello
MILKO KELEMEN: LIFE AND SELECTED WORKS FOR VIOLONCELLO by JOSIP PETRAČ (Under the Direction of David Starkweather) ABSTRACT Milko Kelemen (b. 1924) is one of the most extraordinary Croatian composers of the post-World War II era. He has received numerous prestigious awards for his work, while his compositions are published by major companies, including Schott, Universal, Peters, and Hans Sikorski editions. His music is little studied or known internationally. This paper examines this innovative, avant-garde musician and sheds light both on Kelemen’s life and his compositional technique. The latter is examined in four compositions featuring cello as the main subject: Changeant (1968), Drammatico (1983), Requiem for Sarajevo (1994), and Musica Amorosa (2004). The examination of these compositions is placed in a biographical context which reveals how Kelemen’s keen political and cultural interests influenced his development as a composer. In particular, this document looks at Kelemen’s role as one of the founders, and the first president, of the Zagreb Music Biennale Festival, an event known for its ground-breaking work in bringing together artists and composers from the eastern and western blocs during the Cold War, as well as revitalising Croatia’s old-fashioned and provincial cultural scene. This festival of avant-garde music has been running since 1961. INDEX WORDS: Milko Kelemen, Zagreb Biennale, cello, avant-garde music, Changeant, Drammatico, Requiem for Sarajevo, Musica Amorosa MILKO KELEMEN:LIFE AND SELECTED WORKS FOR CELLO by JOSIP -
Complete Piano Music • 2 Goran Filipec
includes WORLD PREMIÈRE RECORDINGS BERSA COMPLETE PIANO MUSIC • 2 TEMA CON VARIAZIONI BALLADE IN D MINOR SONATA IN C MAJOR RONDO-POLONAISE WALTZES GORAN FILIPEC BLAGOJE BERSA © Croatian Institute of Music / Hrvatski glazbeni zavodi GORAN FILIPEC BLAGOJE BERSA (1873–1934) Goran Filipec, laureate of the Grand Prix du Disque of the Ferenc Liszt Society of Budapest for his 2016 COMPLETE PIANO MUSIC • 2 recording of Liszt’s Paganini Studies (Naxos 8.573458), was born in Rijeka (Croatia) in 1981. He studied at the TEMA CON VARIAZIONI • BALLADE IN D MINOR Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow, the Royal SONATA IN C MAJOR • RONDO-POLONAISE Conservatory in The Hague, the Hochschule für Musik WALTZES in Cologne and the Zagreb Academy of Music. He is a prize winner of several piano competitions including GORAN FILIPEC, Piano the Premio Mario Zanfi ‘Franz Liszt’, Concurso de Parnassos, the José Iturbi International Music Competition and the Gabala International Piano Catalogue Number: GP832 Competition. Filipec performs regularly in Europe, the Recording Dates: 15–16 October 2019 Recording Venue: Fazioli Concert Hall, Sacile, Italy United States, South America and Japan. He made his Producer: Goran Filipec © Stephany Stefan debut at Carnegie Hall in 2006, followed by Engineer: Matteo Costa performances in venues including the Mariinsky Editors: Goran Filipec, Matteo Costa Theatre, the Auditorium di Milano, Minato Mirai Hall, the Philharmonie de Paris and Piano: Fazioli, model F278 the Palace of Arts in Budapest. With the award by the Liszt Society, Goran Filipec Booklet Notes: Goran Filipec German Translation: Cris Posslac joined the list of prestigious laureates of the Grand Prix such as Vladimir Horowitz, Publisher: Croatian Institute of Music György Cziffra, Alfred Brendel, Claudio Arrau, Zoltán Kocsis and Maurizio Pollini. -
143 Velja^A 2007
cantus_11 print vani 01:cantus_01.qxd 11-Jul-07 8:18 PM Page 1 NOVINE HRVATSKOGA DRU[TVA SKLADATELJA BROJ 143 VELJA^A 2007. CIJENA 20 kn ISSN 1330–4747 ARSEN DEDI] - RUTINA JE SMRT 20. OBLJETNICA SMRTI VLADIMIRA RU@DJAKA PRAIZVEDBA EPISTOLE IVE MALECA 60 GODINA BIG BANDA HRT-a HRVATSKI DJE^JI FESTIVAL IN MEMORIAM BRANKU CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS SEP^I]U CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CD IZLOG CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS CANTUS ARSEN DEDI}, SNIMIO: DAVOR HRVOJ cantus_11 print vani 01:cantus_01.qxd 11-Jul-07 8:18 PM Page 2 2 BROJ 143, VELJA^A 2007. Mlada gitaristi~ka nada PO[TOVANI ^ITATE LJI CANTUSA! Dvadesetogodi{ nji Petar ^uli}, jedan od ponajbo ljih Prigodom nastupa odr`anog s Big Bandom HRT–a, koji ove godine obi lje`ava 60. godi{ njicu djelova nja, glasoviti je kantautor hrvat skih mladih gitarista, na 9. Gitaristi~kom festi- Arsen Dedi} izjavio: »Taj je Big Band uvijek bio teme lj o~uva nja, odr`ava nja razine popularne, pop, estradne glaz be. Ako je na{a valu u gr~kom gradu Volosu osvojio je dvije zlatne popularna glaz ba nalik onomu {to smo ponudili u ovoj konstelaciji, onda daj Bo`e da bude takva.« Ovu smo misao vodi lju odlu~ili meda lje. -
Sanja Majer-Bobetko Hrvatska Akademija Znanosti I Umjetnosti ————
sanja majer-bobetko hrvatska akademija znanosti i umjetnosti ———— BETWEEN MUSIC AND IDEOLOGIES: CROATIAN MUSIC CRITICISM FROM THE BEGINNING TO WORLD WAR II* roatian music criticism has not yet been completely researched, and all the re- C search carried out to date has been sporadic and unsystematic. As the Croatian lands were exposed to often aggressive Austrian, Hungarian and Italian politics until World War I and in some regions even later,1 Croatian music criticism was written in Croatian, German and Italian. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, Croatian was mainly the language of the lower classes. In 1843 the nobleman Ivan Kukuljević- -Sakcinski was the first to speak Croatian instead of Latin in the Croatian Parlia- ment. Yet Croatian only became the official language in 1847. To the best of our knowledge, the first ever piece of Croatian music criticism was written in 1826, in the literary and entertainment journal Luna, by an anonym- ous author writing in German.2 The musicologist Lovro Županović attributes that review to Franjo Ksaver (Serafin) Stauduar (b. 1825 or 1826; d. 1864), who was the newspaper’s publisher and editor. Stauduar wrote a report in the Wiener allgemeine Theaterzeitung on a performance of the first Croatian national opera, Ljubav i zlo- ba [Love and Malice], by Vatroslav Lisinski (1819–54), from 1846, ‘which may also mean that he was personally in charge of the theatre section in Luna’.3 The first music review concerned the five-act melodrama Viola by the German dramatist Jo- seph Auffenberg (1798–1857), with music by Georg (Juraj) Karl Wisner von Mor- * Part of this text results from research conducted within the project ‘Networking through music: Changes of paradigms in the “Long 19th Century” – from Luka Sorkočević to Franjo Ks. -
Croatian-Polish Music Relations from the Middle Ages to the 20Th Century
Jolanta Guzy-Pasiak, Warsaw Ludomir Michał Rogowski: Peregrinations and Music (Ludomir Michał Rogowski: hodočašća i glazba) 1 Rogowski and networking through music • He spent more time living abroad in different locations than in his motherland • He was befriended with eminent artists of his time • The most important stages of his career were caused and determined by people he had met before • He was influenced by all kind of inspirations – music, art, ideas, personalities, places, which he transformed into music. An evidence one can find in his writings. ‘Any music arose under the influence of an external stimulus, which composer could organize into sounds’ (L.M. Rogowski) 2 Establishing network connections • Literature review • Archival research of composer’s legacies; collecting and studying primary sources connected with the subject • Studying secondary sources in the fields of musicology, cultural studies, Slavonic studies, history of ideas, political science to put the main topic into a broader context • Mapping connections 3 A list of institutions preserving the legacy of L.M. Rogowski • State Archive in Dubrovnik – main collection • Polish Composers’ Archive, Library of Warsaw University • Library of Warsaw Society for Music • Archive of the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Dubrovnik • Archive of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Dubrovnik 4 First musicals experiences • Belarusian folk songs sung by nanny • Folk music of the Lublin First composition region (where Rogowski written by 7 year spent his first -
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PREDBIENNALSKI PROGRAM 16/04 PETAK PRVI FESTIVALSKI BLOK 22:00h ONLINE KONCERT 21/04 SRIJEDA 18:00h Izlog Francuskog instituta “Continuum Nr. 1 — Furioso!” Alexander Schubert: Serious Smile 09/04 PETAK pop-up koncert studenata Muzičke akademije u Zagrebu Aart Strootman: Dwell in Darkness** (narudžba projekta Ulysses) 18:00h ONLINE KONCERT Alexander Kaiser: Mechanical Dogs 18:00h Izlog Francuskog instituta Interaktivna improvizacija 3 18/04 NEDJELJA Ivana Kuljerić Bilić: Scarlet Woman Looking to the Left* Milko Kelemen: Magarac šeta pored mora pop-up koncert studenata Muzičke akademije u Zagrebu Alen i Nenad Sinkauz: Sinking Toilet Water Level* Branimir Davor Vincze: Šest minijatura za očajnu kućanicu Jazz ansambl Muzičke akademije u Zagrebu Mirela Ivičević: Case Black Frano Đurović: Koncert za klavir i elektroniku* Interaktivna improvizacija 1 Martin Češnjak, violina; Dunja Đurđević, flauta HGZ Tena Ivana Borić: Toy Story* Matej Hremeščec, klarinet; Šime Vuksan, fagot Black Page Orchestra Matthias Kranebitter: Candlelight Music mit Rondo Jazz ansambl Muzičke akademije u Zagrebu mentor: izv. prof. art. Saša Nestorović 10:00—11:30h Mala dvorana Ajtony Csaba, dirigent Erin Keleuva, flauta; Jan Plevko, klarinet; Šime Vuksan, fagot Svirkaonica, suvremeno-glazbena radionica za djecu (4+) Alen Sinkauz, el. bas, elektronika Ivan Batoš, klavir Šime Buha, klavir; Matilda Fatur, kontrabas; Luka Ivir, udaraljke Programska suradnja u sklopu proslave 100. obljetnice voditeljica: Lucija Stanojević, violinistica i glazbena edukatorica Nenad Sinkauz, el. gitara, elektronika mentor: izv. prof. art. Saša Nestorović Francuskog instituta i Muzičke akademije Sveučilišta u Zagrebu IJA → KC 60 programska suradnja: Ulysses EU Projekt i ÖGZM 20:00h ONLINE KONCERT U G R O Programska suradnja u sklopu proslave 100. -
Kosta P. Manojlović (1890–1949) and the Idea of Slavic and Balkan Cultural Unification
KOSTA P. MANOJLOVIĆ (1890–1949) AND THE IDEA OF SLAVIC AND BALKAN CULTURAL UNIFICATION edited by Vesna Peno, Ivana Vesić, Aleksandar Vasić SLAVIC AND BALKANSLAVIC CULTURAL UNIFICATION KOSTA P. MANOJLOVIĆ (1890–1949) AND THE IDEA OF P. KOSTA Institute of Musicology SASA Institute of Musicology SASA This collective monograph has been published owing to the financial support of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia KOSTA P. MANOJLOVIĆ (1890–1949) AND THE IDEA OF SLAVIC AND BALKAN CULTURAL UNIFICATION edited by Vesna Peno, Ivana Vesić, Aleksandar Vasić Institute of Musicology SASA Belgrade, 2017 CONTENTS Preface 9 INTRODUCTION 13 Ivana Vesić and Vesna Peno Kosta P. Manojlović: A Portrait of the Artist and Intellectual in Turbulent Times 13 BALKAN AND SLAVIC PEOPLES IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY: INTERCULTURAL CONTACTS 27 Olga Pashina From the History of Cultural Relations between the Slavic Peoples: Tours of the Russian Story Teller, I. T. Ryabinin, of Serbia and Bulgaria (1902) 27 Stefanka Georgieva The Idea of South Slavic Unity among Bulgarian Musicians and Intellectuals in the Interwar Period 37 Ivan Ristić Between Idealism and Political Reality: Kosta P. Manojlović, South Slavic Unity and Yugoslav-Bulgarian Relations in the 1920s 57 THE KINGDOM OF SERBS, CROATS AND SLOVENES/YUGOSLAVIA BETWEEN IDEOLOGY AND REALITY 65 Biljana Milanović The Contribution of Kosta P. Manojlović to the Foundation and Functioning of the Južnoslovenski pevački savez [South-Slav Choral Union] 65 Nada Bezić The Hrvatski pjevački savez [Croatian Choral Union] in its Breakthrough Decade of 1924–1934 and its Relation to the Južnoslovenski pevački savez [South-Slav Choral Union] 91 Srđan Atanasovski Kosta P. -
10 October 2014 Page 1 of 10
Radio 3 Listings for 4 – 10 October 2014 Page 1 of 10 SATURDAY 04 OCTOBER 2014 each other, and to confuse matters further, Romilda's sister, Fats Waller Atalanta, is secretly in love with Arsamenes and decides to SAT 01:00 Through the Night (b04jjq83) encourage the King. Humour and social satire are combined Fats Waller (1904-43) was a legendary bringer of joy. Brilliant Musica Aeterna with Handel's glorious music. A stellar cast includes Alice pianist and singer, he was famous for hilarity and rhythm from Coote as Xerxes, Sarah Tynan as Romilda and Andrew Watts as New York to Hollywood. Geoffrey Smith picks favourites by John Shea's selection includes Musica Aeterna performing Arsamenes, with Michael Hofstetter conducting. this "cheerful little earful". music by Zimmermann, Lotz, Druschetzky and Haydn. Presented by Mary King SUN 01:00 Through the Night (b04k7wxl) SAT 07:00 Breakfast (b04k7t3q) Xerxes.....Alice Coote (Mezzo) Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra Saturday - Victoria Meakin Arsamenes.....Andrew Watts (Countertenor) Romilda.....Sarah Tynan (Soprano) John Shea presents music with a Latin flavour performed by Victoria Meakin presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show, Atalanta.....Rhian Lois (Soprano) guitarist Lukasz Kuropaczewski and the Polish Radio featuring the Best of British music Playlist, compiled from Amastris.....Catherine Young (Mezzo) Symphony Orchestra including Rodrigo's Concierto de listener requests. Also, including requests for your favourite Elviro.....Adrian Powter (Baritone) Aranjuez and Villa-Lobos's Guitar Concerto. works and pieces that you would like to hear. Email Ariodates.....Neal Davies (Bass Baritone) [email protected] with your music requests. English National Opera Chorus 1:01 AM English National Opera Orchestra Guerra-Peixe, Cesar [(1914-1993)] Michael Hofstetter (Conductor).