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EnsembleSpectrum - Slovak Composers in Slovak Cities
Event by: EnsembleSpectrum
Location: Dom umenia, Košice-Juh
Concerts
About event
In its program of the Slovak composers in Slovak cities project, EnsembleSpectrum presents a selection from the works of the young and middle generation of Slovak composers. Distinctive personalities, whose works are regularly heard at festivals and shows around the world, combine a desire to experiment as well as a full-fledged dialogue with the most current trends in creation in the world.
Jana Kmiťová and Ivan Buffa are among the most outstanding personalities of the middle generation of Slovak artists. They are united by technical meticulousness, masterful orchestration combined with immense musicality and emotion. The young generation on our program will be represented by Lenka Novosedlíková and Matej Sloboda. Both artists try to create a dialogue with the most current trends in the world and bring them to Slovakia. Their works exude self-confidence in their own artistic expression, while synthesizing modern trends and original creativity. The synthesis of the traditional with the experimental, the fusion of serious music and other genres is also a characteristic element of our last composer in the program, Košice native Juraj Vajó.
In the words of Roman Berger: "there is a rediscovery of the musical avant-garde in our country". And you can be there.
Program:
Ivan Buffa – Pareidolia (2023)
Lenka Novosedlíková – seven.twenty.seven (2017)
Matej Sloboda – for Michael, Adam, Mads, Peter, Ivan, Alessandro, Nelle, Grace, Dasol and Dongchen (2024)
Jana Kmiťová – Kamea (2000/01)
Juraj Vajó – Five songs after Sylvia Plath's poetry for voice(s), some wind and string instruments, (vibraphone) xylosynth (or other synthesizer) and keyboard instrument (2023)
I. Waltzing stars
II. I Am Vertical Words
III. Words
IV. Elm
V. Night dances
Performers:
EnsembleSpectrum (SK)
Ivana Chrapková, soprano
Matej Sloboda, conductor
Date: 04.11.2024
Place: Dom umenia, Košice
Admission: €5.00 (adults), €3.00 (pensioners, students, children, disabled)
The project "Series of chamber concerts with "EnsembleSpectrum" in 2024" was supported from public resources by the Art Support Fund, as the main partner of the project. With the financial support of the Musical Fund and the SOZA Social and Cultural Fund.
Jana Kmiťová and Ivan Buffa are among the most outstanding personalities of the middle generation of Slovak artists. They are united by technical meticulousness, masterful orchestration combined with immense musicality and emotion. The young generation on our program will be represented by Lenka Novosedlíková and Matej Sloboda. Both artists try to create a dialogue with the most current trends in the world and bring them to Slovakia. Their works exude self-confidence in their own artistic expression, while synthesizing modern trends and original creativity. The synthesis of the traditional with the experimental, the fusion of serious music and other genres is also a characteristic element of our last composer in the program, Košice native Juraj Vajó.
In the words of Roman Berger: "there is a rediscovery of the musical avant-garde in our country". And you can be there.
Program:
Ivan Buffa – Pareidolia (2023)
Lenka Novosedlíková – seven.twenty.seven (2017)
Matej Sloboda – for Michael, Adam, Mads, Peter, Ivan, Alessandro, Nelle, Grace, Dasol and Dongchen (2024)
Jana Kmiťová – Kamea (2000/01)
Juraj Vajó – Five songs after Sylvia Plath's poetry for voice(s), some wind and string instruments, (vibraphone) xylosynth (or other synthesizer) and keyboard instrument (2023)
I. Waltzing stars
II. I Am Vertical Words
III. Words
IV. Elm
V. Night dances
Performers:
EnsembleSpectrum (SK)
Ivana Chrapková, soprano
Matej Sloboda, conductor
Date: 04.11.2024
Place: Dom umenia, Košice
Admission: €5.00 (adults), €3.00 (pensioners, students, children, disabled)
The project "Series of chamber concerts with "EnsembleSpectrum" in 2024" was supported from public resources by the Art Support Fund, as the main partner of the project. With the financial support of the Musical Fund and the SOZA Social and Cultural Fund.