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23 a 30 De Março Programa SEMANA DO PIANO 23 a 30 de março programa 23 e 24 de março Masterclasse Luís Pipa Local: Conservatório de Música Calouste Gulbenkian de Braga A S e m a n a d o Pi a n o é u m a at i v i d a d e Os Concertos com Artur Pizarro e Pedro 25 e 26 de março desenvolvida numa parceria entre a Câmara Burmester trazem à cidade de Braga duas das Concurso Regional de Piano Local: Conservatório de Música Calouste Gulbenkian de Braga Municipal de Braga (CMB), pelouro da cultura, e maiores referências do piano em Portugal. O * 25 março | 21.30 horas o Conservatório de Música Calouste Gulbenkian concerto do Bruno Ferreira é o encontro Concerto Piano, Artur Pizarro de Braga (CMCGB), cujo objetivo é celebrar e marcado com um jovem talento, que foi prémio Local: Auditório Vita. Obras de: Chopin, Schumann; José Vianna da Motta, colocar o Piano no centro da atenção da cidade Conservatório na sua edição de 2014/15. Luís Costa e Claudio Carneyro. num convite à fruição de momentos excelentes A componente pedagógica, desta atividade, Entrada: 5 euros. para todos. convida os alunos de Música a usufruírem da 27 de março | 19 horas À volta do Piano Day, dia celebrado em todo o master classe do prof. Luís Pipa, que decorre Concerto Jovem talento- Piano, Bruno Ferreira prémio Conservatório ed. 2014-15. mundo ao 88º dia do ano, coincidindo com as 88 nos dois primeiros dias da semana do piano, e a Local: Conservatório de Música Calouste Gulbenkian de Braga Obras: R. Schumann e F. Lizst teclas do piano, desenvolvem-se atividades de participarem no I Concurso Regional de piano, Entrada Livre. caráter pedagógico e de fruição estético- que decorrerá no fim- de- semana de 25 e 26 de 28 de março | ao longo do dia artística que deixarão uma marca indelével a março. Piano Day - “ o Piano sai à rua” todos os que as queiram vivenciar. A celebração Há motivos para celebrar!... c/ a participação dos alunos de piano do Conservatório de Música Calouste Gulbenkian de Braga do Piano Day será marcada pela saída do piano à Celebrar faz sentido como experiência Local: Rua do Castelo. rua. Os alunos do CMCGB de piano levam a sua partilhada. * 30 de março | 21.30horas performance numa viagem que transporta O nosso “todo” coletivo merece esta semana. Concerto Piano, Pedro Burmester Obras de L.V.Beethoven, J.S.Bach e F. Liszt pianistas e público para uma vivência do palco Local: Auditório Vita. Ana Paula Carreira no contexto do quotidiano. (Coordenação e Direção Artística) Entrada: 5 euros. 23 e 24 de março Masterclasse Luís Pipa Local: Conservatório Doutorado em Performance pela Universidade da companhia aérea portuguesa TAP, incluindo de Música Calouste Gulbenkian de Braga de Leeds, Master of Music in Performance Studies sonatas de Carlos Seixas e 'My Beautiful Blue pela Universidade de Reading, diplomado em Country', a sua aclamada versão introspetiva piano com distinção pelo Conservatório de para piano do Hino Nacional de Portugal. Publica Música do Porto, estudou ainda na classe de r e g u l a r m e n t e a r t i g o s s o b r e t é c n i c a , concerto de Noel Flores na Academia Superior interpretação e pedagogia pianística em revistas de Música e Artes Dramáticas de Viena (Áustria). nacionais e internacionais. É professor de piano O seu percurso musical inclui numerosas e música de câmara na Universidade do Minho, apresentações em Portugal e no estrangeiro, sendo atualmente presidente da delegação tendo colaborado com grandes solistas, portuguesa da European Piano Teachers maestros e orquestras de renome, e sendo Association (EPTA-Portugal) e Vice Presidente da frequentemente convidado a orientar master EPTA internacional. Vem citado no Marquis Who classes de piano em diversos países europeus. is Who in the World, tendo sido considerado um As suas várias gravações em CD abarcam desde dos 'Top 100 Educators 2012' pelo International o repertório Barroco ao do século XX, incluindo Biographical Centre. Em 2017 tem agendada a algumas das suas próprias composições. Faixas execução integral das sonatas para piano de do seu CD Portugal figuraram na seleção oficial Mozart. através da sua gravação e inúmeras actuações Nascido em Lisboa em 1968, Artur Pizarro Artur Pizarro actua regularmente em recitais a em palco. Actualmente leciona na Academia apresentou-se em público pela primeira vez aos solo, em duo de piano com Rinaldo Zhok e em N a c i o n a l S u p e r i o r d e O r q u e s t r a n a três anos de idade e no ano seguinte concertos de musica de câmara. Apresenta-se Metropolitana de Lisboa e mantém o seu estúdio apresentou-se na RTP ao lado do Professor também com as mais prestigiadas orquestras por em Oeiras onde dá aulas particulares. Campos Coelho (aluno de Vianna da Motta, todo o mundo dirigido por maestros tais como Sir Frequentemente, Artur Pizarro oferece Isidor Phillip e Ricardo Viñes) no programa Simon Rattle, Philippe Entremont, Yan Pascal 25 março | 21.30 horas masterclasses em vários locais internacionais. Histórias da Música de Victorino d'Almeida. Tortelier, Sir Andrew Davis, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Concerto Piano, Artur Pizarro Os seus primeiros passos ao piano foram Yuri Temirkanov, Vladimir Fedoseev, Martyn Local: Auditório Vita. acompanhados pela sua avó materna, a pianista Brabbins, Tadaaki Otaka, Tugan Sokhiev, Yakov Obras de: Chopin, Schumann, José Vianna da Motta, Berta da Nóbrega e pelo Professor Campos Kreizberg, Yannick Nezet-Seguin, Libor Pesek, Programa Luís Costa e Claudio Carneyro Coelho. Mais tarde, entre 1974 e 1990 Artur Vladimir Jurowski, Ion Marin and Sir Charles Pizarro estudou em Portugal e nos EUA com Mackerras. Sequeira Costa (também aluno de Vianna da Motta e também de Mark Hambourg, Marguerite Artur Pizarro tem uma extensa discografia (perto Chopin Barcarola em fá sustenido Maior, Op.60 de 50 cd's) e as suas gravações constam nos Long, Jacques Février e Edwin Fischer). Durante Schumann Sonata no.1 em fá sustenido menor, Op.11 um ano frequentou também a classe de Aldo catálogos da Collins Classics, Hyperion Records, Introduzione: Un poco adagio - Allegro Vivace Ciccolini no Conservatório Nacional Superior de Linn Records, Brilliant Classics, Klara, Naxos, Aria Paris e recebeu aulas de Bruno Rigutto. Esta Scherzo e Intermezzo: Allegrissimo - Lento Danacord, Phoenix Edition, Cappricio, Cavi, e Allegro un poco maestoso linhagem deu a Artur Pizarro um raro O d ra d e k Re c o rd s o n d e re c e n t e m e n t e conhecimento da escola francesa e da alemã intervalo directamente da Idade d'Ouro do pianismo do completou a integral da obra para piano de século XX. Sergei Rachmaninoff e com Rinaldo Zhok gravou José Vianna da Motta Balada Op.16 ^ Artur Pizarro detém três primeiros prémios de obras de Dvorák para piano a quatro mãos. Luis Costa Poemas do monte, Op.3 concursos internacionais, nomeadamente o Em reconhecimento da relevância da sua arte, (dedicados a Vianna da Motta) Concurso Vianna da Motta em 1987, o Greater Artur Pizarro foi galardoado na sua terra natal Pelos montes fora Murmúrios das fontes Palm Beach Invitational Piano Competition de com o Premio Bordalo, o Premio SPA, a Medalha Ecos dos vales 1989 (onde seis primeiros prémios de de Mérito Cultural da Cidade de Funchal e a Campanários Medalha de Mérito Cultural de Portugal. Em 2014 concursos internacionais são convidados a Claudio Carneyro 3 Poemas em Prosa competir) e o Leeds International Piano foi-lhe atribuído o Prémio Albéniz pelo Festival (dedicados a Vianna da Motta) Albéniz em Camprodon, Espanha, reconhecendo Moderato molto espressivo Competition de 1990 que verdadeiramente Allegretto lançou a sua grande carreira internacional. o seu trabalho pela divulgação da Suite Iberia Presto assai De nacionalidade portuguesa nasceu em 1997 (2010); no 10º Concurso Ibérico do Alto Minho No mesmo ano, foi distinguido com o “Prémio em Utrecht (Holanda). Aos 4 anos iniciou os seus (2013); no Concurso Internacional de Música Conservatório”, do Conservatório de Música estudos musicais no Curso Estrelita da Fundação Cidade de Almada (2014); no Concurso Interno Calouste Gulbenkian de Braga. Yamaha na escola de música da Electromúsica, do Conservatório de Música Calouste Em Julho de 2016 integrou, como pianista, a em V.N. de Famalicão. Em 2005, prosseguiu os Gulbenkian de Braga (2014) e no 15° Concurso orquestra do estágio Gulbenkian trabalhando seus estudos na ArtEduca – Conservatório de Internacional de Piano Stª. Cecília no Porto com a maestrina Joana Carneiro e atuando nas Música de V.N. de Famalicão, estudando piano (2013). principais salas do país. com os professores Marian Pivka, Serghei Foi também laureado no Concurso Nacional de Frequenta atualmente o segundo ano dos 27 de março | 19 horas Covalenco e Francisco Albuquerque, e piano de S. João da Madeira com 3º prémio em estudos superiores na Haute École de Musique Concerto Jovem talento paralelamente violoncelo com o seu pai António 2008; no 9° Concurso Ibérico do Alto Minho de Genève, Genebra (Suíça) na classe do Ferreira e com a professora Natércia Ribeiro. com 2 º prémio em 2012; no IX Concurso professor Dominique Weber. Piano, Bruno Ferreira Em 2012, ingressou no Conservatório de Música Nacional de Piano da Figueira da Foz com o 2° Calouste Gulbenkian de Braga onde concluiu o prémio em 2014 e no Concurso Internacional de prémio Conservatório ed. 2014-15 6º grau de violoncelo com a professora Raquel Piano Ciudad de San Sebastián com 3° prémio Programa Local: Conservatório Alves e o 8º grau do curso complementar de em 2015.
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