| lokacija: |
Narodno Pozorište |
| datum: |
08.12.2005 |
| početak: |
20:00h |
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.5, Op. 73, Es dur ("Emperor")
1. Allegro
2. Adagio un poco mosso - attacca:
3. Rondo: Allegro
Solista: Mykola Suk, piano
Sarajevska Filharmonija
Dirigent: Emir Nuhanovic
*****
Antonin Dvorak: Simfonija broj 8, Op.88, G dur
1. Allegro con brio
2. Adagio
3. Allegretto grazioso
4. Allegro ma non troppo
Sarajevska Filharmonija
Dirigent: Emir Nuhanovic
MYKOLA SUK:
Rodjen u Kijevu, Ukrajina, u porodici muzicara, gosp. Suk je studirao na Moskovskom Konzervatoriju sa Lev Vlasenkom. Bivsi professor and Kijevskom I Moskovskom Konzervatoriju, New England Konzervatoriju u Bostonu, Columbia Univerzitetu, gosp.Suk je trenutno sef odsjeka klavira na University of Nevada Las Vegas, te umjetnicki director Ukrajinskog Instituta u Americi. Mykola Suk je dobitnik prve nagrade I zlatne medalje na Internacionalnom Liszt-Bartok takmicenju u Budimpesti. Njegovi umjetnicki nastupi su se odvijali diljem Sjeverne Amerike, Evrope, Srednjeg Istoka, Australije I Azije. Mykola Suk je snimao za Melodia, Russioan Disc, Hungaraton, Melda & Troppe Note/Cambria Labels.
Born in Kiev, Ukraine, into a family of musicians, Mr. Suk at the Moscow Conservatory with Lev Vlasenko. Formerly on the faculties of the Kiev and Moscow Conservatories, New England Conservatory in Boston, Columbia University, Mr. Suk is currently Head of Piano Department at University of Nevada Las Vegas, as well as artistic director at the Ukranian Institute of America. Mykola Suk is first price and gold medal winner at the International Liszt-Bartok competition in Budapest. His performances were throughout North America, Europe, Middle East, Australia and Asia. Mykola Suk recorded for Melodia, Russian Disc, Hungaraton, Melda & Troppe Note/Cambria Labels.
SARAJEVSKA FILHARMONIJA
SARAJEVO PHILHARMONICS:
Prvi koncert Sarajevske Filharmonije odrzan je 24.10.1923. godine, i od tada Filharmonija je sastavni i kljucni segment kulturnog zivota u Sarajevu i Bosni i Hercegovini. Tokom agresije na Bosnu i Hercegovinu od 1992. do 1995. orkestar je nastavio svoju koncertnu aktivnost, uprkos tragicnim gubicima i teskim uslovima rada. U napadima na grad ubijeno je sedam clanova orkestra, a dvanaest ih je tesko ranjeno. Tesko je ostecena arhiva nota, a mnogi instrumenti su unisteni, osteceni, izgubljeni. Uprkos svemu tome Filharmonija je i u ratnim uslovima nastavila svoj rad i odrzala 60 koncerata, od toga 20 u inostranstvu. Probe su odrzavane i u teskim zimskim uslovima, u podrumu sale, bez vode, bez grijanja i samo uz svjetlost svijeca. Prekretnicu u radu Sarajevske filharmonije predstavlja koncert koji je odrzan 19.juna 1994. u rusevinama Vijecnice. Izveden je Mozartov Requiem, kada je dirigovao maestro Zubin Mehta, a solisti bili Jose Carerras, Ruggero Raimondi, Cecilia Gasdia i Ildiko Komlosi.
Direktor i dirigent Sarajevske Filharmonije je Maestro Emir Nuhanovic, dobitnik mnogobrojnih priznanja, medju kojima je i “Zlatna palica” (Napulj, 2002.).
First concert of Sarajevo Philharmonics was held on 24.october, 1923, and since then Philharmonic is integral and the key segment of cultural life in Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina. During the aggression of Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992-1995 orchestra continued with its concerts, in spite of the tragic losses and extremely difficult working conditions. Seven members of the orchestra were killed and twelve were seriously wounded in the attacks on the city. Music library was heavily damaged and many instruments were destroyed. In spite of all this Philharmonics continued its work and held more than 60 concerts, of that 20 abroad. Rehearsals were held in cellars, during the winter, with no water, no heating and only with aparse light of candles. Turning point in the work of the Sarajevo Philharmonics is the concert held on June 19th 1994. in the ruins of the burnt City Library when Mozart Requiem was performed. Maestro Zubin Mehta conducted and soloists were Jose Carreras, Ruggiero Raimondi, Cecilia Gasdia and Ildiko Comlosi.
Director and conductor of Sarajevo Philharmonics is Maestro Emir Nuhanovic, recipient of numerous awards, among them “Golden Baton” award (Napoli, 2002.)
