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MBZ 2005 : 2005 ISCM / MBZ Program Sunday, 17 April 2005 01/04/13 Music B i e n n a l e Zagreb MBZ MBZ 2003 MBZ 2005 MBZ 2007 MBZ 2005 : 2005 ISCM / MBZ Program Sunday, 17 April 2005 12:00 Related links: Matica Hrvatska Vjekoslav Nježić (web) Victor Varela (web) Cantus Ensemble (Croatia) Gabriel Valverde (web) 2005 ISCM / MBZ Program Conductor and pianist: Tomislav Fačini Andrián Pertout (web) Friday, 15 April 2005 Vjekoslav Nježić (HDS) Saturday, 16 April 2005 Julianna Nagy, harp Cecilie Ore (MICN) Sunday, 17 April 2005 Tomislav Kovačić, Marko Mihajlović, Ivan Lukšić, Tihomir Vondra, Giampaolo Coral (web) Monday, 18 April 2005 percussion Alfred Janson (MICN) Tuesday, 19 April 2005 Tomislav Ratković, trumpet Antun Tomislav Šaban Wednesday, 20 April 2005 Tvrtko Sarić, guitar (HDS) Thursday, 21 April 2005 Branko Mihanović, oboe Halyna Ovcharenko (web) Friday, 22 April 2005 Rilke Ensemble Saturday, 23 April 2005 Soloists: Cantus Ensemble Sunday, 24 April 2005 Halyna Ovcharenko, voice (Ukraine) (Cantus) Other Events Martina Gojčeta-Silić, voice (Croatia) Pierre Boulez (IRCAM) HGZ - ISCM - MBZ Press Conferences Halyna Ovcharenko (Ukraine) Promotion of postage Invocation of Rain, for percussionists and voice Catalog Echoes of MBZ 2005 Víctor Varela (Sweden) / ISCM Concert in Dubrovnik Axle-Asimétrica II, for harp, marimba and vibraphone Photo Gallery: Damil Gabriel Valverde (Argentina) / ISCM Kalogjera Es decir callar, for female voice, harp, trumpet and two percussionists, to Friday, 15 April 2005 a text by Guillermo Lema Saturday, 16 April 2005 Sunday, 17 April 2005 Annelies Van Parys (Belgium) / ISCM Monday, 18 April 2005 Phrases V, for guitar, harp, piano and percussion Tuesday, 19 April 2005 Wednesday, 20 April 2005 Jorge Córdoba (Mexico) / ISCM Thursday, 21 April 2005 Voces del Tiempo I, for oboe, vibraphone, marimba and maracas Friday, 22 April 2005 Saturday, 23 April 2005 Sunday, 24 April 2005 16:00 World Music Days in Mimara Museum Zagreb 23rd MBZ chosen as ISCM Sonemus Ensemble (Bosnia-Herzegovina) World Music Days Artistic director: Ališer Sijarić Call for scores, w orks and projects Andrián Pertout (Australia) / ISCM Compositions and projects Le flor en la colina, op. 388, for flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano (first chosen for the 2005 WMD performance) General Information Opening Words - Richard Carmen Maria Cârneci (Romania) / ISCM Tsang Semanterion-Toaca, for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano and percussion ISCM World Music Days ISCM Gianvincenzo Cresta (Italy) ISCM – CASH Young Del segreto custodito, for clarinet, cello and piano Composer Aw ard 2005 Beat Furrer (Austria) Presto con fuoco, for flute and piano Ališer Sijarić (Bosnia-Herzegovina) Drei Farben, for flute, cello and piano Pierre Boulez (France) Dérive 1, for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, vibraphone and piano biennale.cantus.hr/kat3_en.php3?id3=46&id=6 1/2 01/04/13 Music B i e n n a l e Zagreb 20:00 National Revival Hall, Narodni Dom Rilke Ensemble (Sweden) Conductor: Gunnar Eriksson Johan Sluys (Belgium) / ISCM Requiem for a Child Soldier, for mixed choir, amplified voice and three percussionists Cecilie Ore (Norway) / ISCM Schwirren, for vocal ensemble Antun Tomislav Šaban (Croatia) Vokalmusik, for choir (first performance) Giampaolo Coral (Italy) Aloe, for choir and brass quintet Alfred Janson (Norway) Sonnet no. 76 to a Text by Shakespeare, for choir and baritone solo or singing actor Featuring: Festival Brass Ensemble (Ivan Masten, Tomislav Ratković, trumpets; Antonio Janković, Herbert Stenzel, Goran Glavaš, trombones) Croatian Army Orchestra Percussion Ensemble (Kaja Farszky, Goran Gorše, Tihomir Vondra; artistic director: Tomislav Fačini) 22:00 Zagreb Puppet Theatre Vjekoslav Nježić (Croatia) Chronostasis, multimedia chamber ballet Choreography: Snježana Abramović Lighting design: Branko Cvjetičanin Director of photography: Hrvoje Franjić Image processing: Goran Fuzul Costume design: Emina Tataragić Zagreb Dance Company: Ana Kreitmeyer and Ognjen Vučinić city of zagreb | croatian composers' society | music biennale zagreb | mbz history | iscm | contacts | home (c)HDS&Cantus. Design & softw are BrukArt biennale.cantus.hr/kat3_en.php3?id3=46&id=6 2/2.
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