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eset godina A TEMPA je vrijeme naše postojanosti u D velikim promjenama. Na čvrstim osloncima naše posvećenosti i pomoći prijatelja koja je rasla zajedno sa festivalom, od početka smo htjeli da stvaramo, održimo i razvijamo ono što je nedostajalo u našem muzičkom životu. Oko nas su se mijenjali ljudi, institucije čak i države, a mi nijesmo promijenili svoj kredo: uvijek najbolje što možemo, uvijek najbolji koje imamo i uvijek sa onima od kojih treba da učimo. Od resitala, filmova, promocija, okupljanja naših umjetnika u dijaspori, do uvažavanja muzičkog nasleđa i osvješćivanja muzičke sadašnjosti; od skromne domaće produkcije i rijetkih gostiju do međunarodnog festivala sa umjetnicima iz dvanaest zemalja Evrope... Takvim A TEMPOM govorili smo o potrebi unapređivanja naše kulture, posvećivanju pažnje muzici i ljudima koji se njome bave, i svjedočili želju da tome damo svoj doprinos. Deset godina festivala, novi prostori u kojima će se uskoro odvijati, ovogodišnje priredbe, posebno završni koncert kojim na specifičan način potvrđujemo svoj muzički identitet, govore o našim snovima, nastojanjima i dometima, o našem kontinuitetu kao prilogu našoj muzičkoj sadašnjosti, i vjerovanju da će A TEMPO postati dio naše muzičke tradicije. Zahvaljujemo svima sa kojima smo prvih deset godina stvarali A TEMPO. Vaši, ŽARKO MIRKOVIĆ JANKO LJUMOVIĆ Selektor festivala Producent festivala 3 en years of A TEMPO are symbol of perseverance and good sounding in the time of great changes. Based on the solid support of our dedication and the assistance of friends that grew together with the festival, from the very beginning we wanted to create, maintain and develop what what missing in our music life. Around us changed people, institutions, even states, but we did not change our credo: always do the best we can, with the best ones and with those we should learn from. From recitals, films, promotions, gathering of our artists from diaspora, to appreciations of music heritage and reviving of our music present; from modest domestic production and rare guests to international festival with artists from twelve European countries... With such A TEMPO we spoke about the need to improve our culture, devote attention to music and people dealing with it, and witnessed the desire to give our contribution to this. Ten years of the festival, new spaces in which it will soon be happening, this year’s performances, especially the final concert whereby we confirm in a special manner our musical identity, speak about our dreams, aspirations and achievements, about our continuity as a contribution to music presence, and the belief that A TEMPO will become a part of our music tradition. We thank all those with whom we created A TEMPO during the first ten years. Yours, ŽARKO MIRKOVIĆ JANKO LJUMOVIĆ Festival Selector Festival Producer 4 A TEMPO Za podsjećanje... To Remind... I A TEMPO 10 – 14. DECEMBAR 2001. • 10 – 14 DECEMBER 2001 a Tempo u tempu, u muzičkom vremenu… a Tempo in tempo, in a time of music… music festival a tempo montenegrin national theatre music festival a tempo montenegrin national theatre 6 Vladana Perović • klavir | piano GUDAČKI ORKESTAR RTV CRNE GORE STRING ORCHESTRA OF RTV MONTENEGRO DIRIGENT | CONDUCTOR Radovan Papović SOLISTI | SOLOISTS Boris Kraljević • klavir | piano Bojan Martinović • klavir | piano Jan Kžištof Broja | Jan Krzysztof Broya • klavir | piano [Poljska – Poland] KLAVIRSKI DUO| PIANO DUO Gordana i Dejan Sinadinović [Srbija – Serbia] ACADEMIA KONCERT STUDENATA KLAVIRA| CONCERT OF PIANO STUDENTS Dušan Stojanović, Cetinje Milan Miladinović, Novi Sad Nikola Vučković, Cetinje Nebojša Maksimović, Beograd Ratimir Martinović • klavir | piano Vladimir Krpan • klavir | piano [Hrvatska – Croatia] 7 II A TEMPO 2 – 6. DECEMBAR 2002. • 2 – 6 DECEMBER 2002 Posvećeno violini Dedicated to Violin 8 IZLOŽBA FOTOGRAFIJA | PHOTO EXHIBITION AMBIANCES BAROQUES Herve Negre | Herve Negre [Francuska – France] DUO Roman Simović • violina | violin Panta Veličković • viola | viola TRIO ORLANDO [Hrvatska – Croatia] ACADEMIA Gudački trio Muzičke Akademije, Sarajevo String trio of Music Academy, Sarajevo Trio Fakulteta Muzičke umetnosti, Beograd Trio of Musical Arts Faculty, Beograd Gudački kvartet T.A.M.A, Cetinje String quartet T.A.M.A, Cetinje GUDAČKI KVARTET | STRING QUARTET BELLOTTI Miloš Petrović • klavir, vokal, udaraljke | piano, vocal, percussion [Srbija– Serbia] PROMOCIJA | PROMOTION Manja Radulović-Vulić Drevne muzičke kulture Crne Gore The Ancient Musical Culture of Montenegro GUDAČKI KVARTET | STRING QUARTET FELIX [Italija – Italy] AMI FLAMER TRIO [Francuska – France] 9 III A TEMPO 1 – 8. DECEMBAR 2003. • 1 – 8 DECEMBER 2003 10 BEOGRADSKI PERKUSIONISTI I KLAVIRSKI DUO ŠANDOROV BELGRADE PERCUSSIONISTS AND PIANO DUO ŠANDOROV [Srbija– Serbia] Monika Limonjeli | Monika Limongelli • flauta | flute Antonio D Avino | Antonio D Avino • gitara | guitar Đovani Đamarino | Giovani Giammarino • klavir | piano [Italija – Italy] ZAGREBAČKI KVARTET SAKSOFONA ZAGREB SAXOPHONE QUARTET [Hrvatska – Croatia] FILM | MOVIE ALEKSANDAR NEVSKI| ALEKSANDAR NEVSKY REŽIJA | DIRECTOR • Sergej Ejzenštajn | Sergey Eisenstein MUZIKA | MUSIC • Sergej Prokofjev | Sergey Prokofieff A TEMPO U GOSTIMA A TEMPO GUEST PERFORMANCES KOTOR • Crkva Sv. Duha • Holly Spirit Church Monika Limonjeli | Monika Limongelli • flauta | flute Antonio D Avino | Antonio D Avino • gitara | guitar Đovani Đamarino | Giovani Giammarino • klavir | piano [Italija – Italy] BEOGRADSKI BIG BAND BEOGRADSKI BIG BAND DIRIGENT | CONDUCTOR • Ivan Ilić SOLISTI | SOLOISTS Jelena Jovović-Revišin Vladana Marković ACADEMIA KONCERT STUDENATA MUZIČKIH AKADEMIJA CONCERT OF STUDENTS FROM MUSIC ACADEMIES Jovana Trifunović • violina | violin Danijel Popović • kontrabas | double bass FMU Beograd Milan Šumenković • klavir | piano Muzička akademija Cetinje | Music Academy Cetinje Ksenija Mijatović • flauta | flute Svetlana Novaković • flauta | flute Miroslav Fejdi • klarinet | clarinet Ksenija Đukić • klavir | piano Akademija umetnosti Novi Sad | Academy of Arts Novi Sad FILM | MOVIE HELP REŽIJA | DIRECTOR • Richard Lester MUZIKA | MUSIC • The Beatles RICHARD GALLIANO SEPTET [Francuska – France] 11 IV A TEMPO 8 – 26. MART 2005. • 8– 26 MARCH 2005 12 SIMFONIJSKI ORKESTAR RTV CRNE GORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF RTV MONTENEGRO DIRIGENT | CONDUCTOR • Radovan Papović Nada Kolundžija • klavir | piano [Srbija – Serbia] GUDAČKI ORKESTAR MAKEDONSKE FILHARMONIJE STRING ORCHESTRA MACEDONIAN PHILHARMONIC DIRIGENT | CONDUCTOR • Le Fi Fi [Vijetnam – Vietnam] SOLISTA | SOLOIST Gordana Josifova-Nedelkovska • oboa | oboa [Makedonija – Macedonia] TRIO LOREN BUTRO [Francuska – France] GUDAČKI ANSAMBL SIMFONIJSKOG ORKESTRA MLADIH JUGOISTOČNE EVROPE STRING ENSEMBLE YOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SOUTH EAST EUROPE DIRIGENT | CONDUCTOR • Siniša Marković [Bosna i Hercegovina – Bosnia and Herzegovina] Egon Mihailović • čembalo | harpsichord Igor Perazić • violončelo | violoncello Boris Kraljević • klavir | piano DONNE IN JAZZ [Italija – Italy] ZAGREBAČKI DUVAČKI KVINTET ZAGREB BRASS QUINTET [Hrvatska – Croatia] SIMFONIJSKI ORKESTAR RTV ALBANIJE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF RTV ALBANIA DIRIGENT | CONDUCTOR • Jetmir Barbuluši [Albanija – Albania] SOLIST | SOLOIST Roman Simović • violina | violin SIMFONIJSKI ORKESTAR RTV ALBANIJE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF RTV ALBANIA Mješoviti hor KRSMANOVIĆ-OBILIĆ Mixed Choir KRSMANOVIĆ-OBILIĆ DIRIGENT | CONDUCTOR • Darinka Matić-Marović SOLISTI | SOLOISTS Svetlana Bojčević-Cicović • sopran | soprano Dušan Plazinić • tenor | tenor Vladimir Andrić • bariton | baritone [Srbija – Serbia] 13 V A TEMPO 14 – 26. 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MONTENEGRO Milica Vicković • klavir | piano Radoš Malidžan • gitara | guitar Saša Aleksić • kontrabas | double bass Vukan Matić • klavir | piano Eva Vučeković-Vajt • violončelo | violoncello Aleksej Molčanov • klavir | piano GUDAČKI ORKESTAR SLOVENAČKE FILHARMONIJE STRING CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF SLOVENE PHILHARMONIC SOLISTI | SOLOISTS Zoran Marković • kontrabas | double bass Amanda Stojović • mecosopran | mezzosoprano Miloš Karadaglić • gitara | guitar GUDAČKI ORKESTAR SLOVENAČKE FILHARMONIJE STRING CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF SLOVENE PHILHARMONIC SOLIST | SOLOIST Ivan Vukčević • viola | viola Duško Žarković • klarinet | clarinet Bojan Martinović • klavir | piano Vedrana Kovač • klavir | piano Ivan Vukčević • viola | viola Aleksej Molčanov • klavir | piano Goran Krivokapić • gitara | guitar Tatjana Prelević • klavir | piano KAMERNI ORKESTAR GUDAČI SV. ĐORĐA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ST. 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    Programme 2011 28.6.–3.7.2011 IKAALINEN Finland TICKETS tel. +358 3 440 0224 www.satahamesoi.fi 1 Welcome to Ikaalinen Sata-Häme Soi Accordion Festival! Organizer Sata-Häme Soi Festival Valtakatu 7, PO Box 33, 39501 Ikaalinen tel. +358 3 440 0224 www.satahamesoi.fi [email protected] Background communities: • Finnish Accordion Association • Finnish Accordion Institute Tickets Web store www.satahamesoi.fi Tickets are also available - by telephone +358 3 440 0224 - by e-mail [email protected] - at the Festival office in advance and during the festival - from the Oma Tupa building during the festival - one hour before each concert at the door Pre-booked tickets will be mailed. Mailing charge €4.00 e-orders, mailing charge €2.00 Children’s tickets for ages 5–12, children under 5 years free of charge. Family ticket for the Park includes 1–2 adults and 1–4 children under 13 years of age. The Ikaalinen Hall has numbered seats. Tickets are also available from Lipputoimisto ticket offices and www. lipputoimisto.fi Festival Pass to all concerts Access to all Sata-Häme Soi Festival concerts and events, €120. The Access pass is valid for one person only. Card payments in the office and at the concert hall doors: Finnish bank cards, Visa, Visa Debit, Visa Electron, V PAY, Business Eurocard, MasterCard, Debit MasterCard and Maestro cards. The Sata-Häme Soi office is open during the festival as follows: Tue 09–21.00 Wed-Sat 09–22.00 Sun 09–13.00 Confédération Internationale Opetus- des Accordéonistes (CIA) ministeriö 2 Tuesday, 28.6.
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    Presentation with pictures of the Zuglo Philharmonics Budapest The Zuglo Philharmonics Budapest was established in 1954. Back in the days its name was István Orchestra with students of the I. István Grammar School History in Budapest. The first conductor and art director was József Záborszky. After two years of its foundation the orchestra had a concert in the Liszt Academy. From 1958 it have had Season Pass in the Liszt Academy. In 1965 János Ferencsik, the famous Hungarian conductor entered the orchestra’s professional education and until his death he was guest conductor of the Zuglo Philharmonics. József Záborszky, János Ferencsik, Dénes Kovács Zuglo Function Philharmonics Zuglo Philharmonics are a priority category symphonic orchestra, according to this it fulfills the strict requirements of the Art law: The Zuglo Philharmonics Budapest used to be • Organize at least 50 concerts per year a youth orchestra for decades but in 2006 with the support of the Local Authority of Zuglo • Have the appropriate fixed assets it became a professional music ensemble. Thanks to its professional advance from 2011 to 2017 the orchestra got the National Youth Orchestra award. • Accomplish the yearly prescribed paid admission numbers In 2012 it became a high level quality music group which means our orchestra is one of the most prom- inent ones of Hungary. In September 2014 the or- • Its musicians in employment relationship have university degree chestra celebrated its 60th anniversary. Its various and colourful programs invite all ages • Performs outstandingly public benefit in the program-structure from little kindergarteners, students, senior concert visitors, mature music lovers, and also all of those people who recently have got aquainted with music.
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