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Rengarenk Varicolored RENGARENK VARICOLORED JULIEN MASMONDET Ş E F | CONDUCTOR LAURENT KORCIA KEMAN | VIOLIN KONZERTMEISTER ANDREAS NEUFELD 28 Ocak January 2017 Cumartesi Saturday, 20.00 Bilkent Konser Salonu | Concert Hall Değerli Dinleyicilerimiz, Gittikçe artan sayılarla yeni dinleyicilerimizin aramıza katılmasından mutluluk ve gurur duyuyoruz. İzleyicilerimizin beğenilerini içten alkışlarıyla sergilemeleri, bizler için paha biçilmez bir destek. Konserlerimizde ses ve görüntü kaydı yapılmaktadır. Seslendirilen eserlerin bazıları birkaç bölümden oluşmaktadır. Eserin tümü bittikten sonra alkışlamanız bizlere kolaylık sağlayacaktır. Aynı nedenle konser esnasında cep telefonlarınızı tamamen kapatmanızı ve flaşla fotoğraf çekmemenizi rica ederiz. Dear Listeners, We are happy and proud to perform to a growing audience. The applause we receive from the audience is an invaluable expression of appreciation. All our concerts are audio-visually recorded. Some of the works performed by the artists are composed of several parts. It would be highly convenient if the listeners hold their applause until the end of the work. For the same reason, we kindly ask our listeners to turn off their cell phones and not to take any photographs with flash during the concert. BSO konserlerini Radyo Bilkent Klasik Müzik Kuşağı’nda dinleyebilirsiniz. You may listen BSO concerts on Radio Bilkent Classical Music Hours. Pazartesi | Monday 22.00 - 24.00 Pazar | Sunday 08.00 - 10.00 Program D. Kabalevsky Colas Breugnon Uvertürü | Overture, Op.24 M. Bruch Keman Konçertosu No.1, Sol minör, Op.26 Concerto for Violin No.1 in G minor, Op.26 I. Allegro moderato II. Adagio III. Finale: Allegro energico ara interval E. Satie - C. Debussy Gymnopédies Nos.1 & 3 M. Ravel İspanyol Rapsodisi | Rapsodie Espagnole I. Prélude à la nuit | Geceye Prelüd II. Malagueña III. Habañera IV. Feria | Bayram Zorunlu durumlarda program değişikliği yapılabilir. Programs may be subject to changes due to reasons beyond our control. Julien Masmondet şef conductor “Julien sağlam müzisyenliği ve keskin zekasıyla yorulmak nedir bilmeyen bir sanatçı.” Paavo Järvi Julien Masmondet, Paris Orkestrasında üç sezon boyunca büyük bir başarıyla Paavo Järvi’nin asistanlığını yaptıktan sonra, Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse, Orchestre National de Lille, Orchestre National de Bordeaux-Aquitaine, Estonya Ulusal Senfoni Orkestrası, Letonya Senfoni Orkestrası, Moskova’da Yuri Bashmet’in Novaya Russiya’sı ve Lozan Oda Orkestrası gibi büyük orkestralarla konuk şef olarak sahneye çıktı. Sanatçı başarı grafiğinin giderek yükseldiği 2015’te Montpellier operasında La Clemenza di Tito prodüksiyonundaki performanslarıyla övgü topladı. Masmondet, Paris Orkestrasında Herbert Blomstedt, Louis Langrée, Christoph von Dohnanyi, Yutaka Sado, David Zinman ve Bertrand de Billy gibi çok ünlü şeflerle yakın çalışma fırsatı buldu ve Emmanuel Ax, Nikolai Znajder, Tabea Zimmermann, Piotr Anderscewski, Jorge Luis Prats gibi solistlere eşlik etti. Ayrıca orkestra, 2012’de Paris’in ünlü Olympia Salonunda düzenlenen ve geniş bir şekilde tanıtımı yapılan Radio Classique Festivalini yönetmesi için Masmondet’yi seçti. Julien Masmondet, 2005 yılından beri Fransa’daki La Rochelle bölgesinde düzenlenen Musiques au Pays de Pierre Loti Festivalinin sanat direktörlüğünü yapıyor. Programları, müzikle yazının ilişkisi ve müzisyenlerle oyuncular arasındaki karşılaşmalar üzerine kurulu olan festivalde, Ropartz, Koechlin, Caplet, Pierné, Hahn ya da Messager gibi bestecilerin nadiren seslendirilen senfonik yapıtlarına yer veriliyor. Söz konusu festival kısa bir süre önce, ülkedeki en özgün ve ilgi çekici olaylardan biri olarak yerel hükümetten resmi bir ödül aldı. Festivale önemli müzisyenlerin yanı sıra, ünlü Fransız oyuncular da katılıyor. Masmondet’nin müzisyenlik mesleğine yaklaşımının önemli bir parçasını paylaşmak ve öğretmek oluşturuyor. 2009’dan beri Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris – Alfred Cortot’da ders veren sanatçı, çeşitli toplumsal projelere katılarak gençlerle çalışmalar yapıyor, zor durumdaki mahalleler ya da hapishanelerde konserler veriyor. 1977 doğumlu olan Julien Masmonde, kompozisyon ve şeflik eğitimi aldığı Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris – Alfred Cortot’dan 2002’de mezun oldu. Daha sonra Londra’daki Kraliyet Müzik Akademisinde ve İsrail’de Yoel Levi ile çalışan sanatçı, Londra Ustalık Sınıflarında Benjamin Zander ile çalıştı. “Julien is a diligent artist with solid musicianship and a keen intellect.” Paavo Järvi Following a very successful three-season term as Paavo Järvi’s assistant at the Orchestre de Paris, Julien Masmondet guest conducts several major orchestras such as the Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse, the Orchestre National de Lille, the Orchestre National de Bordeaux-Aquitaine, the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, the Latvian Symphony Orchestra, Yuri Bashmet’s Novaya Russiya in Moscow, the Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne. In the soaring 2015, he was also acclaimed for his debuts with the Montpellier opera in a production of La Clemenza di Tito. At the Orchestre de Paris, Julien Masmondet has worked closely with several highly renowned conductors such as Herbert Blomstedt, Louis Langrée, Christoph von Dohnanyi, Yutaka Sado, David Zinman, Bertrand de Billy, and accompanied soloists like Emmanuel Ax, Nikolai Znajder, Tabea Zimmermann, Piotr Anderscewski, and Jorge Luis Prats. The orchestra also chose him to conduct the very widely publicized Radio Classique festival at Paris’ famous Olympia Hall in 2012. Julien has been artistic director since 2005 of the Musiques au Pays de Pierre Loti Festival in the La Rochelle area in France. His programming is based on the association of music and literature and encounters between musicians and actors, with a special attention to rarely performed French symphonic works by composers like Ropartz, Koechlin, Caplet, Pierné, Hahn or Messager. The festival recently got an official award by the regional government as one of the country’s most original and interesting event. Several renowned French actors have come to the festival along with major musicians. Sharing and teaching is a very important part of Julien’s approach to his job as a musician. He has been teaching at the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris- Alfred Cortot since 2009 and also took part in several outreach projects for young people or through concerts in unprivileged neighborhoods or in prisons. Born in 1977, Julien Masmonde studied composition and conducting at the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris – Alfred Cortot where he graduated in 2002. He then worked with Yoel Levi at the London Royal Academy of Music and in Israel, and with Benjamin Zander at the London Master Classes. Laurent Korcia keman violin Laurent Korcia’nın performansındaki özgürlük, kendini ortaya koyuşu ve hayal gücü; bunlar, ölü ya da diri, pek az kemancıda bulunabilir… Korcia’da yok yok: Gösterişli bir tarz, teknik, karizma, fikir ve cazibe. (Le Monde) Erken yaşta Pierre Barbizet’nin kanatları altına aldığı Laurent Korcia, Paris’teki Ulusal Yüksek Müzik Konservatuvarında, kendisi de Jacques Thibaud ve George Enesco’nun öğrencisi olan Michèle Auclair ile çalıştı. Paris Konservatuvarını birincilikle bitirdikten sonra, çalışmalarına Felix Andrievsky ile Londra’daki Kraliyet Müzik Okulunda devam etti ve burada “Okula dikkate değer katkıları”ndan dolayı Kraliçe Elizabeth Ödülüne değer görüldü. On sekiz yaşındayken Cenova'da Paganini Yarışmasını kazandı ve Paganini’nin Guarnerius’unu çalma onuruna sahip oldu. Ayrıca Jacques Thibaud Yarışmasında Büyük Ödülü, Uluslararası Zino Francescatti Yarışmasında birincilik ödülünü kazandı ve Londra’da Genç Konser Sanatçıları Vakfı ödülünü aldı. Korcia, kuşağının en farklı kemancılarından biri kabul ediliyor. 2002’de Victoire de la Musique tarafından “Yılın Solo Enstrüman Sanatçısı” seçildi ve “Chevalier des arts et lettres” nişanını aldı. Ayrıca SACEM tarafından George Enesco Ödülü ve Académie Charles Cros’un Büyük Ödülüne değer görüldü. Laurent Korcia, Avrupa’nın önde gelen orkestralarıyla düzenli olarak sahneye çıkıyor ve Yuri Ahronovitch, Philippe Bender, Semyon Bychkov, Jean-Claude Casadesus, Norman del Mar, Stéphane Denève, Charles Dutoit, Jean- Jacques Kantorow, Emmanuel Krivine, Louis Langrée, John Nelson, Sakari Oramo, Marcello Panni, Michel Plasson, Manuel Rosenthal, Yutaka Sado, Michael Schønwandt, Tugan Sokhiev, Yan-Pascal Tortelier, Heinz Wallberg ve Walter Weller gibi şeflerle çalışıyor. Sanatçı 2005’te Vladimir Spivakov yönetimindeki Rus Ulusal Filarmoni Orkestrası, Valery Gergiev yönetimindeki Mariinsky Orkestrası ve Kurt Masur yönetimindeki Fransa Ulusal Orkestrasıyla konserler verdi. Korcia, Bach’tan çağdaş müziğe uzanan programlarıyla, konser repertuvarına solo keman resitallerini de dahil eden, çağımızın ender kemancılarından. Auditorium du Louvre’da ve Verbier Festivalinde Ysaÿe’nin altı sonatının tamamını seslendirerek eleştirmenlerin beğenisini kazanan sanatçı, ayrıca H. W. Henze’nin Solo Keman için Sonatının ve Keman için Parıltılar yapıtını kendisine adayan Edith Canat de Chizy’nin Exultet adlı keman konçertosunun dünya prömiyerini yaptı. Korcia, koreograf Anne-Teresa de Keersmaeker’in, Eugéne Ysaÿe’nin Sonatları üzerine kurulu Achterland balesiyle bir yıl süren bir dünya turnesine çıktı. Anne Frank’ın Günlüğü filminin müziğini kaydetti ve Itzhak Perlman, Ivry Gitlis, Ida Hanedel ve Hilary Hahn ile birlikte Bruno Monsaingeon’un L’art du violon belgeseline katıldı. Daha önceden BMG/RCA ile özel sözleşmesi olan Laurent Korcia şu anda Naïve etiketiyle albüm çıkarıyor. Laurent Korcia
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