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Repertoire Part Ii REPERTOIRE PART II WE COLLECT WWW.FILHARMONIA.SZCZECIN.PL GOOD TUNES 2016/2017 WE COLLECT GOOD TUNES Ladies and Gentlemen, We cordially wish to invite you to ‘Collect good there’s a boundary line to music. But, man, there’s tunes’ for the 2016/2017 artistic season. no boundary line to art.’ There is no need for a course in sensitivity to This is where the wide diversity of genres and sounds, just a small impulse and a fine space to sounds of the season’s second part comes from discover them anew is all that is necessary. The and will be provided by the most outstanding art- Philharmonic is the right place for any seeker ists from Poland and abroad, the discoverers of of positive energy and warm emotions. Right the most beautiful experiences that music brings, here is where they can become exceptional. regardless of the genre. We would like to encourage you to broaden We will provide a charismatic guide in the person your musical horizons, as was accurately ob- of our Artistic Director, Rune Bergmann, who to- served by one of the greatest of jazz musicians gether with the whole Symphony Orchestra will Charlie Parker: ‘Music is your own experience, take you into a world of passion, sensitivity and joy. your thoughts and wisdom. […] They teach you Managing director of the Mieczysław Karłowicz Philharmonic in Szczecin Dorota Serwa PRINCIPAL CONDUCTOR OF THE SZCZECIN PHILHARMONIC It’s an honour and a pleasure to introduce the second part of our season. This season has a huge variety of programing, soloists, conductors and most importantly musical styles. It feels great to be part of the innovative team in the management, and we continue our journey to be not just one of the most busy concert Halls in Europe, but also to be one of the best. I do look forward to meeting many of you during the concerts, and I hope you en- joy the new season together with us in your favourite Hall, and with your favourite orchestra. See you at the concerts, Rune Bergmann Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the Szczecin Philharmonic Concert series for the 2016/2017 season BRILLANTE [brilliantly, effectively] ENERGICO [vigorously] This series of concerts is distinguished by the openness A series of concerts to feel an unbridled flow of musical and brilliance in approach of the music: across the genres energy. What is presented here is a combination of clas- of music this spectacular drawing explores the wealth and sics with popular art. This creates the chance of meeting diversity of the world of music. The series includes well- extremely interesting personalities, phenomenal sounds known pieces of music, as well as discovering sounds that and moving lyrics. Artists appearing in the series invite in combination with the colours of the entire orchestra or you to join a musical journey enriched with a refined lit- of selected instruments and the energy of the outstand- erary layer. ing performers, will appeal to a wide range of listeners. ESPRESSIVO [expressively] FESTIVO [formally, celebratorily] These events will fill the Philharmonic space with what is These concerts are associated with important historical truly expressive and unique. The series will present out- events, anniversaries, and jubilees; standing stars of Polish and international jazz scenes, and especially from Szczecin’s history, as well as artists and the listeners will encounter intense emotions expressed musicians who have worked in this city over the centuries. with lyrical subtlety. The name of the series reflects the solemn and unique character of the musical compositions presented. DECISO [definitely] PIANOFORTE [quiet/loud, Italian: piano] This series involves the most renowned ensembles ap- Amazing songs, virtuoso performances and the nobility plauded in the major concert halls of the world. It is of the sound of the king of instruments – the piano. Im- a meeting with a real passion for music, which combined pressive and overwhelming piano music will be present- with the skill, experience and charisma of the artists, ed by masters of the ebony-and-ivory keys both during provides a unique opportunity to experience the colour- the symphonic concerts and recitals. ful sound palette of chamber ensembles and orchestras. SEASON 2016/2017 GRANDIOSO [splendidly, majestically] SONORO [resonant] Grand artistic events which will present great symphonic A series presenting the unusual sound of individual instru- works to celebrate special moments in the artistic season – ments, including those rarely appearing as solo or orchestra such as the opening night or the finale of the season. Here instruments. The program will also include musical piec- events referring to the history of the city are also included. es which emphasise the sounds and hues of individual in- struments, instrumental groups and the entire orchestra. INTERMEZZO A series of chamber music concerts in which outstanding SOUNDLAB artists from Szczecin will perform. The invited perform- Philharmonic laboratory of electronic music in Szczecin ers are winners of prestigious competitions, authorities in with lively communication between the musicians, the lis- their specialities, and musicians having active concert ac- tener and the space. The unusual shape of the Szczecin tivity. They have all once been the holders of a President Philharmonic will serve here as a form in which the sound of Szczecin scholarship. The program of the Intermezzo and the architectural shape intersect, thus helping us re- series should please even the most fussy of music lovers alise that complementarity is featured in all areas of art. with its artistic level and diversity. As well as the solo re- The series formula, which can be called an architectural citals and concerts in the chamber lineups, you will also be sound sequence, will allow for the presentation of a wide able to admire the invited artists in the company of SMOK variety of musical pieces. (Szczecin Youth Chamber Orchestra). ANIMATO [Italian: with activity] FILM-HARMONY Concerts, whose main heroes are young talented and am- The series includes symphonic and chamber concerts dur- bitious artists who yearn the classics of musical literature ing which we will hear not only well-known and popular in their experiences. An unquestioned asset of these con- film themes, but also pieces specially composed to illustrate certs is their youth and revitalizing force. the unforgettable works of the silver screen. SEASON 2016/2017 RUBATO [Italian: to steal, to rob] Meaning freedom in rhythmical discipline, typically in tra- ditional music. It is also the name of a new series, which focuses on artists combining folk content with innovative forms. In the 2016/2017 season, the series will focus on the music of the Baltic states. MISTERIOSO [mysteriously] A series of chamber concerts whose programs and often intimate nature of the performances, at times involving only a few musicians, introduce a world of mysterious so- norities and musical dialogue. The events in the series are a great challenge for the performers: their true artistry is reflected in their sonic integrity, creative approach to mu- sical narration and close personal contact with the listener. VIRTUOSO [lat. virtus – ability, excellence] Virtuosos, distinguished instrumentalists will reach into musical material and present their masterful interpre- tations. In concert, next to the perfect technique and so- phisticated sounds, we can admire the most fascinating personalities of the contemporary world of music. SEASON 2016/2017 JANUARY Program FESTIVO Music from the movie ‘The Blues Brothers’ 01 The Blues Brothers arranged by Wiesław Świderski Sun, 17:00 Szczecin Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Symphonic concert Zbigniew Zamachowski – vocals Symphony Hall Maciej Miecznikowski – vocals TICKET: category S2 Jola Szczepaniak – vocals Bassem Akiki – conductor Filha de Janeiro! Popular music standards 08 Family concert Sun, 17:00 Olimpia Female Brass Band Symphony Hall Bloco Pomerania Concert for children Agata Kolasińska - moderator aged 6+ with guardians TICKET: category N FESTIVO Mieczysław Karłowicz 10 Violin Concerto in A Major Op. 8 (1902) ‘Karłowicz. Filharmonia. Szczecin’ Lithuanian rhapsody Op. 11 (1906) Tue, 19:00 - record promotion Symphonic concert Szczecin Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Symphony Hall Bartłomiej Nizioł – violin TICKET: category N Kaspar Zehnder – conductor SEASON 2016/2017 JANUARY Program INTERMEZZO Franz Schubert 11 Early chamber music Introduction and Variations on‚‘Trockne Wed, 19:00 Blumen’ D. 802 Chamber concert Ensemble Klangrede Johann Sebastian Bach Chamber Hall Julia Pałac – flute Invention in E Minor BWV 778 TICKET: category S5 Johannes Berger – cello Courante z Cello suite in D Minor BWV 1008 Anna Paras – piano Sarabande from Partita for flute solo in A Minor BWV 1013 Invention in F Minor BWV 780 Sarabande from Cello suite in G Major BWV 1007 Andante from Sonata for flute and basso continuo in E Minor BWV 1034 John Cage ‘4’33’; ‘0’00’ Aurelio Virgiliano Ricercata from the collection ‘Il Dolcimelo’ Jacob van Eyck Pavane Lachrymae from the collection ‘Der Fluyten Lust-hof’ JANUARY Program FESTIVO Johann Strauss 14 Presidential concert Waltz ‘Voices of Spring’ Op. 410 Polka ‘Thunder and Lightning’ Op. 324 Sat, 19:00 Szczecin Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Antonin Dvořak Symphonic concert Brass Ensemble of the Szczecin Philharmonic Slavonic dance No. 1 in C Major Op. 46 Jakub Chrenowicz – conductor Symphony Hall Slavonic dance No. 8 in G Minor Op. 46 TICKET: category S3 Stanisław Moniuszko Mazur from the opera ‘The Haunted Manor’ Charles Gounod Waltz from the opera ‘Faust’ Manuel de Falla ‘Ritual Fire Dance’ from the ballet ‘El amor brujo’ Richard Strauss ‘Dance of the Seven Veils’ from the opera ‘ Salome’ and ‘World Dances’ arranged by Klaudiusz Jania for brass band and orchestra RUBATO 17 Gjermund Larsen Trio Tue, 19:00 Gjermund Larsen – violin Traditional concert Andreas Utnem – piano, organ Chamber Hall Sondre Meisfjord – double bass TICKET: category S5 SEASON 2016/2017 JANUARY Program SONORO Ludwig van Beethoven 20 Beethoven symphonies Symphony No.
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