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2007 Vox Nova VOX NOVA Aktualios muzikos festivalis GAIDA 2007 VOX NOVA Aktualios muzikos festivalis / Contemporary Music Festival Spalio 19–30 d. / 19–30 October 2007, Vilnius 1 Turinys / Content Programa / Programme........................................................................................................................................................4 Michael Nyman .......................................................................................................................................................................8 Lietuvos valstybinis simfoninis orkestras / Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra .......................................12 Stella Hermetica ......................................................................................................................................................................26 Oratorio ......................................................................................................................................................................................34 Melos Ethos Ensemble Bratislava .....................................................................................................................................44 Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart ..............................................................................................................................................56 Cinemusica: Charlie Chaplin XXI project ........................................................................................................................68 Fátima Miranda .......................................................................................................................................................................76 Lietuvos nacionalinis simfoninis orkestras / Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra .............................82 Medėja / Medea ......................................................................................................................................................................94 Estijos filharmonijos kamerinis choras / Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir ...........................................104 Gaida Post Scriptum: Michael Nyman Band .................................................................................................................118 2 3 17-ojo aktualios muzikos Spalio 21, sekmadienis, 19 val. Spalio 23, antradienis, 19 val. Spalio 26, penktadienis, 19 val. Spalio 29, pirmadienis, 19 val. Gaida Post Scriptum festivalio GAIDA Bernardinų bažnyčia Šiuolaikinio meno centras, Domino teatras, Nacionalinis dramos teatras Lapkričio 27, antradienis, PROGRAMA Oratorio Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart Fátima Miranda (Ispanija) Medėja 19 val. Lietuvos nacionalinė John Tavener. The Myrrh-Bearer (Vokietija) Balso teatro projektas Kamerinė opera filharmonija Spalio 19, penktadienis, 19 val. Morton Feldman. Rothko Chapel prESSENCES Muzika: Pascal Dusapin Michael Nyman Band (Jungtinė Vilniaus kongresų rūmai Ričardas Kabelis. Farsas Libretas: Heiner Müller Karalystė) Lietuvos valstybinis simfoninis Atlikėjai: (premjera) Muzika, video, režisūra, atlikimas: Režisierius: Antoine Gindt Sarah Leonard (sopranas) orkestras Arūnas Statkus (altas) Mischa Kaeser. Iš Praeludien 1. Fátima Miranda Scenografija ir apšvietimas: Solistai: Kauno valstybinis choras Buch Šviesų dizainas: José Manuel Klaus Grünberg Michaelo Nymano muzika iš David Moss (balsas) Dirigentas Petras Bingelis Egidija Medekšaitė. Sophismata Guerra Kostiumai: Barbara Bui filmų: Aušrinė Šikšnytė (mecosopranas) (premjera) Garso inžinierius: Faustino Rosón Jeigu ir Kodėl? iš Anos Frank Dirigentas B Tommy Andersson Georges Aperghis. Vittriool Video „Desasosiego” ir Atlikėjai: dienoraščio (Švedija) Spalio 22, pirmadienis, 19 val. Jennifer Walshe. he wants his „HORAdada”: Eugeni Bonet and Medėja: Caroline Stein Prospero knygos Šiuolaikinio meno centras, cowboys to sound like how he Mayte Ninou (koloratūrinis sopranas) Memorial iš Virėjas, vagis, jo Ramūnas Motiekaitis. Melos Ethos Ensemble thinks cowboys should sound Kostiumai: En Escena Vilniaus miesto savivaldybės žmona ir jos meilužis Lygiadieniai (premjera) Bratislava (Slovakija) Režisieriaus asistentas: Stéphane choras „Jauna muzika“ Žmogus su kino kamera / Man Onutė Narbutaitė. krantas upė Silvia Adamikova (sopranas) Abboud Lietuvos kamerinis orkestras With A Movie Camera simfonija (Simfonija Nr.4) Dirigentas Marián Lejava Spalio 24, trečiadienis, 19 val. Garso takelių redagavimas: Dirigentas Franck Ollu Heiner Goebbels. Kūriniai iš ciklo Šiuolaikinio meno centras, Andrés Vázquez Surrogate Cities Luciano Berio. O King Cinemusica: Charlie Chaplin György Ligeti. Kammerkonzert XXI project Spalio 30, antradienis, 19 val. Jana Kmiťová. Wound Atlikėjai: Spalio 27, šeštadienis, 19 val. Šv. Kotrynos bažnyčia Spalio 20, šeštadienis, 19 val. Marián Lejava. Dickinson-Songs Rafailas Karpis (tenoras) Lietuvos nacionalinė filharmonija Estijos filharmonijos Šiuolaikinio meno centras Marius Baranauskas. Nuo Ansamblis „Nepaklusnieji“ Lietuvos nacionalinis simfoninis kamerinis choras Stella Hermetica nemirtingo Tavo rankų orkestras Dirigentas Paul Hillier Kompozitorių Martyno prisilietimo (premjera) Charlie Chaplino muzika ir Solistai: Bialobžeskio ir Jono Jurkūno Loreta Narvilaitė. In the World filmai: Raminta Vaicekauskaitė (sopra Arvo Pärt. Magnificat Fringe projektas (premjera) of Small Things the Detail is King Mažylis nas) Arvo Pärt. Dopo la vittoria Atlikėjai: (premjera) Cirkas Raimondas Sviackevičius Arvo Pärt. Da pacem Asmik Grigorian (sopranas) Nauji laikai (akordeonas) Justė Janulytė. Aquarelle Gaida Ensemble Didmiesčio žiburiai Choro „Vilnius“ vyrų grupė (premjera) Pieno lazeriai Žibuoklė Martinaitytė. Mozaika Dirigentas Robertas Šervenikas Arvo Pärt. 2 Slavonic psalms Dirigentas Modestas Pitrėnas (premjera) Toivo Tulev. Rejoice, rejoice, Feliksas Bajoras. Promise rejoice (premjera) Arvo Pärt. Triodion Zita Bružaitė. Der feierliche March Arvo Pärt. Nunc dimittis (premjera) Bernhard Lang. Differenz / Wiederholung 11.2 (Orchestra Loops #2) 4 5 17th Contemporary Music 21 October, Sunday, 7 pm 23 October, Tuesday, 7 pm 26 October, Friday, 7 pm 29 October, Monday, 7 pm Gaida Post Scriptum Festival GAIDA Bernardines Church Contemporary Art Centre Domino Theatre National Drama Theatre 27 November, Tuesday, 7 PROGRAMME Oratorio Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart Fátima Miranda (Spain) Medea pm Lithuanian National John Tavener. The Myrrh-Bearer (Germany) Performance for the voices of Chamber Opera Philharmonic Hall Morton Feldman. Rothko Chapel Fátima Miranda prESSENCES Music: Pascal Dusapin Michael Nyman Band 19 October, Friday, 7 pm Ričardas Kabelis. Farce Libretto: Heiner Müller (United Kingdom) Vilnius Congress Hall Performers: (first performance) Musical composition, videos, stage Director: Antoine Gindt Sarah Leonard (soprano) Lithuanian State Symphony Arūnas Statkus (viola) Mischa Kaeser. and singer-performer: Stage design and lightning: Orchestra Kaunas State Choir From Praeludien 1. Buch Fátima Miranda Klaus Grünberg Michael Nyman’s music from Soloists: Conductor Petras Bingelis Egidija Medekšaitė. Sophismata Lights design: José Manuel Guerra Costumes: Barbara Bui the movies David Moss (voice) (first performance) Sound engineer: Faustino Rosón If and Why? from The Diary of Aušrinė Šikšnytė Georges Aperghis. Vittriool Video Realization for Desasosiego Performers: Anne Frank (mezzo-soprano) 22 October, Monday, 7 pm Jennifer Walshe. he wants his and HORAdada: Eugeni Bonet and Caroline Stein Prospero’s Books Conductor B Tommy Andersson Contemporary Art Centre cowboys to sound like how he Mayte Ninou (coloratura soprano) Memorial from The Cook, the (Sweden) Melos Ethos Ensemble thinks cowboys should sound Costumes: En Escena Vilnius Municipal Thief, His Wife & Her Lover Bratislava (Slovakia) Stage manager: Stéphane Abboud Choir Jauna muzika Man With A Movie Camera Ramūnas Motiekaitis. Equinoxes Silvia Adamikova (soprano) Multitrack editing: Andrés Vázquez Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra (first performance) Conductor Marián Lejava 24 October, Wednesday, 7 pm Conductor Franck Ollu Onutė Narbutaitė. riva fiume Contemporary Art Centre sinfonia (Symphony No.4) Luciano Berio. O King Cinemusica: Charlie Chaplin 27 October, Saturday, 7 pm Heiner Goebbels. From the György Ligeti. Kammerkonzert XXI project Lithuanian National 30 October, Tuesday, 7 pm St. cycle Surrogate Cities Jana Kmiťová. Wound Performers: Philharmonic Hall Catherine Church Marián Lejava. Dickinson-Songs Rafailas Karpis (tenor) Lithuanian National Estonian Philharmonic Marius Baranauskas. At Disobedient Ensemble Symphony Orchestra Chamber Choir 20 October, Saturday, 7 pm the Immortal Touch of Soloists: Conductor Paul Hillier Contemporary Art Centre Thy Hands (first performance) Charlie Chaplin’s music from Raminta Vaicekauskaitė (soprano) Stella Hermetica Loreta Narvilaitė. In the World The Kid Raimondas Sviackevičius Arvo Pärt. Magnificat Martynas Bialobžeskis’ and of Small Things the Detail is King The Circus (accordion) Arvo Pärt. Dopo la vittoria Jonas Jurkūnas’ Fringe project (first performance) Modern Times Male group of the Vilnius Choir Arvo Pärt. Da pacem (first performance) City Lights Conductor Robertas Šervenikas Justė Janulytė. Aquarelle Žibuoklė Martinaitytė. Mosaic (first performance) Performers: (first performance) Feliksas Bajoras. Promise Arvo Pärt. 2 Slavonic psalms Asmik Grigorian (soprano) (first performance) Toivo Tulev. Rejoice, rejoice, Gaida Ensemble Zita Bružaitė. Der feierliche March rejoice Milky Lasers (first performance) Arvo
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