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Il CONTENUTO Del FUTURO Calendario CONCERTIDUEMILAOTTO il CONTENUTO del FUTURO Calendario NEM @ Festival Economia³ 2008 NEM @ Festival della Creatività 2008 25 settembre 2008 @ Teatro Metastasio / Prato, ore 22.00 25 ottobre 2008 @ Ronda Fortezza da Basso / Firenze ore 22.00 “Low budget orchestra” Marco Parente, Roberto Angelini, Angela Kinczly, voci e chitarre musiche di Frank Zappa, Maderna, Britten, Varèse Robert Kirby, direzione “PINK MOON” OMAGGIO A NICK DRAKE NEM @ Istituto Universitario Europeo 9 ottobre 2008 @ Badia Fiesolana / Firenze, ore 21.00 NEM @ Festival della Creatività 2008 Marco Gaggini, pianoforte 26 ottobre 2008 @ Ronda Fortezza da Basso / Firenze ore 21.00 musiche di Scarlatti, Beethoven, Schubert Quartetto Kronos SUN RINGS - di Terry Riley NEM @ Festival della Creatività 2008 Con la partecipazione del Coro Euridice di Bologna 20 ottobre 2008 @ Galleria degli Uffizi / Firenze, ore 19.00 Pier Paolo Scattolin, direttore Ron Geesin, pianoforte - Caroline Dale, violoncello musiche di Pink Floyd, Geesin, Bach NEM @ Emergenze Creative 2008 18 novembre 2008 @ Auditorium al Duomo / Firenze ore 21.00 NEM @ Festival della Creatività 2008 Lorenza Borrani, violino - Francesco Dillon, violoncello 23 ottobre 2008 @ Polveriera Fortezza da Basso / Firenze, ore 19.00 Matteo Fossi, pianoforte - Maria Radoeva, soprano Quintetto Fiorentino di Fiati - Matteo Fossi, pianoforte PER SLAVA in ricordo di Mstislav Rostropovich musiche di Hindemith, Debussy, Poulenc... musiche di Shostakovich, Portera NEM @ Festival della Creatività 2008 NEM @ Natale a Firenze 2008 24 ottobre 2008 @ Polveriera Fortezza da Basso / Firenze ore 19.00 15 dicembre 2008 @ Kunsthistorisches Institut In Florenz Emanuele Forni, chitarre - Andrea Pfiffner, sound engineer Via Giusti, 44 - ore 18.30 musiche di Takemitsu, Reich, Dufourt... Francesco Dillon, violoncello / Francesco Gesualdi, fisarmonica Emanuele Torquati, pianoforte / Cristiano Rossi, violino e viola “Am Horizont” - WOLFGANG RIHM A FIRENZE 3 Festival Economia³ 2008 Teatro Metastasio, Prato - 25 settembre 2008 ore 22.00 OMAGGIO A FRANK ZAPPA Concerto per “low budget orchestra” Edgar Varèse (1883-1965) La “Low Budget Orchestra” è: Density 21.5 Fabio Bagnoli, oboe per flauto solo Luciano Tristaino, flauto Giulia Nuti, viola Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) Federico Loy, fagotto dalle Metamorfosi di Ovidio Fabrizio De Melis, violino op. 49: n.°1 Pan; n.°4 Bacco; n.°6 Aretusa” Massimo Pinca, contrabbasso per oboe solo Andrea Rinaldi, pianoforte e trombone Alessandro Fabbri, batteria Bruno Maderna (1920-1973) Solo-Dialodia Per oboe, flauto e nastro magnetico La bellezza, senza dubbio, non fa le Frank Zappa (1940-1993) rivoluzioni. Ma viene un giorno in cui le Nuovi Eventi Musicali @ Musicali Nuovi Eventi Little Umbrellas rivoluzioni hanno bisogno della bellezza Blessed Relief Camus Waka Jawaka Dog Breath Duke of Prunes America drinks and goes home Idiot bastard son Ingresso libero 4 CONCERTIDUEMILAOTTO Istituto Universitario Europeo Badia Fiesolana, Firenze - 9 ottobre 2008 ore 21.00 Domenico Scarlatti Marco Gaggini, pianoforte Sonata in La maggiore K 208 Sonata in Si minore K 27 Sonata in Mi maggiore K 531 Ludwig Van Beethoven Potrei vivere ovunque, Sonata in Do maggiore op. 53 “Waldstein” basta che sia sempre fuori dal mondo Allegro con brio Introduzione. Adagio molto Debussy Rondo. Allegretto moderato Franz Schubert Wanderer - Fantasie op.15 Quale mondo giaccia al di là di Allegro con fuoco ma non troppo Nuovi Eventi Musicali @ Musicali Nuovi Eventi Adagio questo mare non so, ma ogni mare Presto ha un’altra riva, e arriverò Allegro Pavese Ingresso libero 5 Festival della Creatività 2008 GALLERIA DEGLI UFFIZI, Firenze - 20 ottobre 2008 ore 19.00 I PINK FLOYD INCONTRANO BACH AGLI UFFIZI Ron Geesin Fanfara, per banjo e voce Ron Geesin Ron Geesin, pianoforte, marimba, voce, banjo Not As Old As I Used To Be, per pianoforte Caroline Dale, violoncello Ron Geesin Con la partecipazione di Federico Maremmi, chitarre Envi - Ron - Mental (= Invidia - Ron - Pazzo) per pianoforte Ron Geesin The Making of Atom Heart Mother Presentazione della nascita di Atom Heart Mother Ron Geesin/Pink Floyd Atom Art Flutter, per violoncello, pianoforte e chitarre J. S. Bach Suite n.° 1 BWV 1007 per violoncello solo Preludio, Allemanda, Corrente, Sarabanda Minuetto I e II, Giga L’europa ha allevato la civiltà, Nuovi Eventi Musicali @ Musicali Nuovi Eventi Caroline & Ron e la difende con la musica Fight Or Flight, per violoncello e banjo Rostropovich Ron Geesin Conversation with banjo Ron Geesin Ka-Donk-A-Bong, per marimba Ron Geesin Ingresso a inviti Close the Piano 6 CONCERTIDUEMILAOTTO Festival della Creatività 2008 Polveriera Fortezza da Basso, Firenze - 23 ottobre 2008 ore 19.00 Francis Poulenc Trio per pianoforte, oboe e fagotto Presto - Andante - Rondo Quintetto Fiorentino Darius Milhaud Mario Caroli, flauto La Cheminee du Roi Rene op. 205 Fabio Bagnoli, oboe per quintetto di fiati Riccardo Crocilla, clarinetto I. Cortege - II. Aubade - III. Jongleurs - IV. La Paolo Carlini, fagotto Malousinglade - V. Joutes sur l’Arc - VI. Chasse a Paolo Faggi, corno Calabre - VII. Madrigal – Nocturne Matteo Fossi, pianoforte Paul Hindemith Kleine Kammermusik op. 24 n. 2 per quintetto di fiati I. Lustig. Massig schnelle Viertel - II. Walzer. Una letteratura disperata è una Durchweg sehr leise - III. Ruhig und einfach. Achtel - Im gleichen - ruhigen Zeitmass (nicht contraddizione in termini scherzando!) - IV. Schnelle Viertel - V. Sehr lebhaft Camus Nuovi Eventi Musicali @ Musicali Nuovi Eventi Claude Debussy Syrinx per flauto solo Igor Stravinsky Tre pezzi per clarinetto solo Robert Schumann Tre Romanze op.94 per oboe e pianoforte Ingresso libero Nicht schnell - Einfach, innig - Nicht schnell 7 Festival della Creatività 2008 Polveriera Fortezza da Basso, Firenze - 24 ottobre 2008 ore 19.00 Ulrich Krieger (1962) Book of Sins - Histoire de l’oeil (1999-2005) For electric guitar in scordatura and delay Emanuele Forni, chitarre Eve Beglarian (1958) In collaboration with Andreas Pfiffner, sound engineer Until it Blazes (2001) For electric guitar and live electronics Video by Cory Arcangel (2001) Mercé Gaia Capdevila (1946) Baobab (1986) For classical guitar, wooden bottle neck and delay George Aperghis (1945) Conversation - Une Parole Libre (2005) Coloro che sognano di giorno sanno For guitarist molte cose che sfuggono a coloro che Toru Takemitsu (1930-1996) sognano soltanto di notte Equinox (1995) Nuovi Eventi Musicali @ Musicali Nuovi Eventi For classical guitar in scordatura Poe Hughues Dufourt (1943) La cité des saules (1997) For electric guitar and sound transformations Steve Reich (1936) Nagoya Guitars (1995) For amplified classical guitar and tape Ingresso libero 8 CONCERTIDUEMILAOTTO Festival della Creatività 2008 Ronda Fortezza da Basso, Firenze - 25 ottobre 2008 ore 22.00 PINK MOON Omaggio a Nick Drake con Robert Kirby direttore Nick Drake Marco Parente, voce e chitarre Introduction Roberto Angelini, voce e chitarre Black eyed dog Angela Kinczly, voce e chitarre Heazy Jane I Gabriele Lazzarotti, basso ‘Cello song Fabio Rondanini, percussioni Day is done Robert Kirby, direttore River man Orchestra da camera “I Nostri Tempi” Sunday Fly Primi violini: Luca Paoloni, Francesca Macchione, Elisa I, The thoughts of Mary Jane Emanuele Pacifici Way to blue Secondi violini: Giovanna Berti, Eleonora Macchione, Fruit tree Eleonora Scami, Tommaso Giovannuzzi Pink moon Viole: Rachel Sweet, Caterina Paoloni, Giulia Nuti Violoncelli: Valeria Brunelli, Anna Del Peugia Nuovi Eventi Musicali @ Musicali Nuovi Eventi Durante il concerto sarà proiettato il film “a skin too few” Contrabbasso: Massimo Pinca con sottotitoli in italiano, dedicato alla vita di Nick Drake Oboe: Fabio Bagnoli Oboe e Corno inglese: Stella Chellini Senza cultura e la relativa libertà che ne deriva, la società, Flauto: Ivan Zappia, Bernardo Donati anche se fosse perfetta, sarebbe una giungla. Ecco perché ogni autentica creazione è in realtà un regalo per il futuro Ingresso 20 Euro Camus 9 Se si è davvero convinti della Sede legale: propria disperazione bisogna Viale dei Mille, 131 - 50131, Firenze - Italy vivere come se si sperasse Camus Sede operativa: Borgo S. Croce, 8 - 50122, Firenze - Italy Tel. / Fax: +39 055 2001875 E-mail: [email protected] - Web site: www.nuovieventimusicali.it Direzione Artistica Ufficio Stampa Mario Setti Sara Chiarello Matteo Fossi Organizzazione e produzione Luigi Attademo Giulia Gianassi Francesco Gesualdi Stage Caris Ienco Francesca Gorgoni 10 Festival della Creatività 2008 Ronda Fortezza da Basso, Firenze - 26 ottobre 2008 ore 21.00 KRONOS QUARTET - SUN RINGS prima italiana con la partecipazione del Kronos Quartet Coro Euridice di Bologna David Harrington, Violin Pier Paolo Scattolin direttore John Sherba, Violin Hank Dutt, Viola Sun Rings Jeffrey Zeigler, Cello Composed by Terry Riley Willie Williams, Visual Design Larry Neff, Lighting Design Sun Rings (2002) Mark Grey, Sound Design for string quartet, chorus and pre-recorded spacescapes 1. Sun Rings Overture 2. Hero Danger 3. Beebopterismo 4. Planet Elf Sindoori 5. Earth Whistlers L’angoscia è la vertigine della libertà Nuovi Eventi Musicali @ Musicali Nuovi Eventi 6. Earth/Jupiter Kiss Kierkegaard 7. The Electron Cyclotron Frequency Parlour 8. Prayer Central 9. Venus Upstream 10. One Earth, One People, One Love Ingresso 30 Euro 12 CONCERTIDUEMILAOTTO Emergenze Creative 2008 Auditorium al Duomo, Via de’ Cerretani 54r - Firenze 18 novembre 2008 ore 21.00 Comune di Firenze Assessorato alla PER SLAVA - In ricordo di Mstislav
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