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URMAS VULP 60 Urmas Vulp Viiul hooaja peatoetaja URMAS VULP 60 Urmas Vulp viiul Toomas Trass orel T 10. juuni kell 19 Niguliste K 11. juuni kell 19 Tartu Jaani kirik 2014 Eesti Kontserdi suurtoetaja Koostöös Eesti Interpreetide Liiduga Edgar Arro (1911–1978) “Andante religioso” Kaljo Raid (1921–2005) “Largo” (1940) Peeter Süda (1883–1920) “Basso ostinato” (1914) Peeter Süda “Pastoraal” (1920) Eduard Tubin (1905–1982) “Pastoraal” (1956) Heino Eller (1887–1970) “Õhtulaul” Ges-duur (u 1952) Ester Mägi (1922) Kadents ja teema (1984) pühendatud Ivi Tivikule Alfred Karindi (1901–1969) Orelisonaat nr 3 (1944) II Berceuse. Cantabile (“Hällilaul”) Peeter Süda Fuuga f-moll (1910) Rudolf Tobias (1873–1918) “Läbi öö” (u 1914–1915) Artur Kapp (1878–1952) “Viimne piht” (1905) Urmas Vulp lõpetas 1972. aastal Tallinna Muusikakeskkooli viiuli erialal Ivi Tiviku klassis ja 1977. aastal Tallinna Riikliku Konservatooriumi Vladimir Alumäe juures. Ta on täiendanud end Moskva Riikliku Konservatooriumi assis- tentuur-stažuuris (1979–81), kus tema juhendajaks oli Jevgenia Tšugajeva. 1981. aastast alates töötab Urmas Vulp Tallinna Riiklikus Konservatooriumis (praegune Eesti Muusika- ja Teatri- akadeemia) õppejõuna. Ta mängib Tallin- na Keelpillikvartetis esimest viiulit ning on selle juht ja asutajaliige. Urmas Vulp on esinenud USAs, Kanadas, Jaapanis, Iisraelis ja paljudes Euroopa riikides. Ta on salvestanud muusikat heliplaadi- firmadele BIS, ERES ja Finlandia Records, samuti Eesti Raadiole. 2003. aastal sai Urmas Vulp Tallinna Keelpillikvarteti koosseisus Heino Elleri nimelise muusikapreemia. 2009. aastal pälvis ta Eesti Kultuurkapitali helikunsti sihtkapitali muusika aastapreemia eesti keelpillikultuuri edendamise eest. Urmas Vulp graduated as a violinist from Tallinn Music High School in 1972 with Ivi Tivik and from Tallinn State Conservatory in 1977 with Vladimir Alumäe. In 1979–1981 he was a postgraduate student at Moscow Conservatory with Yevgenia Tchugayeva. Since 1981 Vulp is a teacher at the Estonian Academy of Music. Urmas Vulp is one of the founders of the Tallinn String Quartet (founded in 1984), its director and first violinist. Urmas Vulp has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in USA, Canada, Japan, Israel, and all over Europe. He has recorded Estonian music for BIS, ERES, Finlandia Records and Estonian Public Broadcasting. Currently he is a professor at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre. In 2003, Urmas Vulp was awarded the Heino Eller Music Prize for the activities of Tallinn String Quartet and for organizing the International Heino Eller contest for violinists and in 2009, the Annual Prize of the Endowment for Music of Cultural Endowment of Estonia for the promotion of Estonian string music. Toomas Trass lõpetas 1986. aastal Tallinna Muusikakeskkooli muusikateooria erialal ning 1992. aastal Tallinna konser- vatooriumi heliloojana prof Lepo Sumera juhendamisel, õppides paralleelselt ore- lit prof Hugo Lepnurme juures. Hiljem jätkas ta kompositsiooniõpinguid Eesti Muusikaakadeemia magistrantuuris prof Jaan Räätsa käe all. Toomas Trass on täiendanud end oreli alal Belgias, Hollandis ja Hispaanias. Alates 1993. aastast töötab Toomas Trass Eesti Muusikaakadeemias ja Tallinna Ülikoolis oreli ja muusikateooria dotsendina. Ta on esinenud organistina Eestis, Euroopas, Venemaal, Ameerikas. Tema teoseid on esitatud Lääne- Euroopas, Ameerikas, Jaapanis jm. 1998. aastal omistati talle Heino Elleri nimeline preemia. Tähtsamad teosed: animaooper “Die Sprotte im Sonnenschein” (režissöör Mati Kütt, Tallinnfilm, 1993, eripreemia Annesy animafilmide festivalil 1996), oratoorium “Passion of St Luke” (1997), Süda/Trass “Viis lõpetatud pala” orelile, “Ohio Mass” orelile, keelpillikvartetile, segakoorile ja solistidele (1998), dokumentaalooper “Peeter!” solistidele ja fonogrammile (2003), oratoorium “Rememoria” segakoorile, solistile, orelile ja sümfooniaorkestrile (2006). Toomas Trass graduated from the studies of music theory at Tallinn Music High School in 1986 and as a composer from Tallinn Conservatory in 1992 with Prof. Lepo Sumera, having simulatneously studied organ with Prof. Hugo Lepnurm. In 1995–98 Trass was a postgraduate student of composition at the EAM with Prof. Jaan Rääts. Trass has later furthered his organ studies in Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain. Since 1993 Trass works as a teacher (from 2006 as a docent) of organ, music theory, history of organ music and improvisation at the EAMT and Tallinn University. Trass has performed on organ both as a soloist improvisator and ensemble musician in several European countries and in Russia. He has achieved international acclaim also as a composer, e.g. his animated opera “Smoked Sprat Baking in the Sun” was awarded a diploma by the jury of the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival (France, 1993) and the premiere of his “Ohio Mass” and Concerto was held at Ada, Ohio (the U.S.) in March 1999. Toomas Trass has received the Heino Eller Young Composer Award (1998). Main works: animated opera “Smoked Sprat Baking in the Sun” (dir. Mati Kütt, Tallinnfilm, 1992), “Passion of St. Luke” for soloists, mixed choir and symphony orchestra (1997), documentary opera “Peter!” (2002). Kontserdi produtsent Neeme Punder Toimetaja Tiiu Valper — Kutsume kuulama — L 14. juuni kell 16 Väravatorn “Muusika viivuks” Hortus Musicus Henry Purcelli ja inglise XVI–XVII sajandi heliloojate looming P 15. juuni kell 16 Väravatorn “Oriendi lummuses” Hortus Musicus Kaugete maade traditsiooniline muusika E 16. juuni kell 18 Väravatorn “Itaalia barokiajastu suured meistrid” Hortus Musicus Arcangelo Corelli ja Antonio Vivaldi T 17. juuni kell 17 Väravatorn “Vahemere mosaiik” Hortus Musicus Hispaania, itaalia ja prantsuse renessanss- ja barokkmuusika K 18. juuni kell 19 Tartu Jaani kirik Hortus Musicus Inglise ja itaalia barokkmuusikat (Purcell, Corelli, Vivaldi jt) T 1. juuli kell 19 Niguliste L 5. juuli kell 20 Tartu Jaani kirik “Mu südames on pühapäev” Arete Teemets (sopran) Kristel Aer (orel) Eesti heliloojate vaimulik vokaal- ja orelimuusika K 2. juuli kell 20 Tartu Jaani kirik Seto meeste leelokoor Liinatśuraq Meelis Vindi ansambel T 8. juuli kell 19 Niguliste R 11. juuli kell 22 Tartu toomkiriku varemed Ansambel Stary Olsa (Valgevene) Kunstiline juht Zmicier Sasnouski Ansambel esitab Valgevene muusikat keskajast barokini, repertuaari kuulub nii kirikumuusika kui ka rahvalik muusika. T 15. juuli kell 19 Niguliste L 19. juuli kell 20 Tartu Jaani kirik “Tuulemuusika” Stuudio Cantores Vagantes: Reet Sukk, Taavi-Mats Utt, Andres Siitan (plokkflöödid) Orelil Ene Salumäe Willaert, Cabezón, Cornet, Morley, Byrd, Bevin, Pellegrini, Lasso, Sweelinck, Agricola, Gizeghem, Palestrina T 22. juuli kell 19 Niguliste K 30. juuli kell 20 Tartu Jaani kirik “Pühendus Mariale” Kaia Urb (sopran) Alina Sakalouskaya (mandoliin) Kadri Ploompuu (orel) Cherubini, Donizetti, Schubert, Saint-Saëns jt T 29. juuli kell 19 Niguliste Antoniuse kabel L 16. august kell 20 Tartu Jaani kirik “Õhtu ilu” Ka Bo Chan (kontratenor) Eda Peäske (harf) Charpentier, Händel, Caccini, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Debussy, Pärt jt concert.ee.
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