Hudobne Centrum

Programme

07. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 07. 11. 1993 – 20.00 h 08. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 08. 11. 1993 – 20.00 h 09. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 09. 11. 1993 – 20.00 h 10. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 10. 11. 1993 – 20.00 h 11. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 11. 11. 1993 – 20.00 h 12. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 12. 11. 1993 – 19.30 h 12. 11. 1993 – 22.00 h 13. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 13. 11. 1993 – 19.00 h 13. 11. 1993 – 22.00 h 14. 11. 1993 – 10.30 h 14. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 14. 11. 1993 – 20.00 h 15. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 16. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 16. 11. 1993 – 20.00 h 17. 11. 1993 – 17.00 h 17. 11. 1993 – 20.00 h 19. 11. 1993 – 19.30 h

Friday 12. 11. 1993 at

Slovak Philharmonic Concert Hall

Nám. Eugena Suchoňa 1, Bratislava

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Performers:

The Slovak Philharmonic [profile of ensemble] (SK)

THE SLOVAK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA was established in 1949. Two internationally reputed personalities, Václav Talich (1949 – 1952) and Ľudovít Rajter (1949 – 1976) stood at the orchestra’s birth. Other chief conductors who have played an important role in the orchestra’s musical evolution include Tibor Frešo, Ladislav Slovák, Libor Pešek, Vladimir Verbitsky, Bystrík Režucha, Aldo Ceccato, Ondrej Lenárd, Jiří Bělohlávek, Vladimír Válek, Peter Feranec, Emmanuel Villaume and James Judd. The orchestra has made numerous recordings for radio, television and the music publishers OPUS, Supraphon, Panton, Hungaroton, JVC Victor, RCA, Pacific Music, Naxos and Marco Polo. The Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra regularly gives guest performances on leading European stages and festivals, as well as in Cyprus, Turkey, and the USA, and they regularly have concert tours in Japan, South Korea, Oman and United Arab Emirates.

www.filharmonia.sk
Andrej Boreyko – conductor (RU)
Tatiana Grindenko – violin (RU)
Ewa Iżykowska – soprano (PL)

Works:

Alfred Schnittke

(1934 – 1998)
- Concerto for violin and orchestra No. 4 (1984)
  - I. Andante
    
    II. Vivo
    
    III. Adagio
    
    IV. Lento
Henryk Mikołaj Górecki

(1933 – 2010)
- Symphony No. 3, Op. 36 (1976)
  - 1. Lento, sostenuto tranquillo ma cantabile
    
    2. Lento e largo
    
    3. Lento cantabile semplice

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