Lucerne Festival - Roche Young Comissions
Lucerne Contemporary Festival Orchestra
Rita Castro Blanco Conductor
Jack Sheen Conductor
Dates - to be confirmed
Roche Young Comission composers:
Hovik Sardaryan
David Moliner tbc
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Stefan Asbury Conductor
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron^ Conducting Fellows
F. Price, Ethiopia’s Shadow in America ^
B. Bartók,The Miraculous Mandarin Suite*
S. Rachmaninoff, Symphony No. 2
Stefan Asbury and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) Conducting Fellows lead the TMC Orchestra in this eclectic program. Lost for decades and rediscovered in 2009, Florence Price’s folk-music-tinged 1932 suite Ethiopia’s Shadow in America portrays an enslaved man’s spiritual journey from the time of his arrival on this continent. In Béla Bartók’s brilliantly lurid ballet score The Miraculous Mandarin is an astonishing feat of musical storytelling and imaginative orchestration. Sergei Rachmaninoff’s absorbing and emotionally wide-ranging Symphony No. 2 harks back to the late 19th century but is also characterized by Rachmaninoff’s unique gifts for expansive melody and careful musical architecture.
TMC Chamber Concert
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Rita Castro Blanco, Nicolo Foron Conducting Fellows
G. Gabrieli, Music For Brass
J.S. Bach, Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 In G, Bwv 1048
J.S. Bach, Cantata No.27 "Wer weiss, wie nahe mir mein Ende"
J.S. Bach, Cantata No. 180, "Schmücke Dich, O Liebe Seele"
Silent Film Music
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron Conducting Fellows
TBC - Compositions by the TMC COMPOSERS
BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) Conducting Fellows lead the TMC Orchestra in music showcasing instrumental color and virtuosity. Abandoned in its two-movement form by Franz Schubert in 1822, the B minor symphony stands out for innovations in form, melody, and orchestration. The two Richard Strauss works on the program are poles apart in intention: the early Death and Transfiguration is a profound imagining of a man’s thoughts and revelations at the end of his life, while the “Dance of the Seven Veils” from the opera Salome is the alluring means by which, at her mother Herodias’s bidding, Salome seduces her stepfather Herod. Maurice Ravel’s charming orchestral suite Le Tombeau de Couperin was in part inspired by the French Baroque composer François Couperin.
TMC Music for Mixed Chamber Ensembles
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron^ Conducting Fellows
O. Knussen, Requiem: Songs for Sue
A. Singleton, Again ^
T. Adès, Mazurkas Op. 27
L. Hyla, Pre-Pulse Suspended
C. Trapani, Waterlines *
BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) Conducting Fellows lead the TMC Orchestra in music showcasing instrumental color and virtuosity. Abandoned in its two-movement form by Franz Schubert in 1822, the B minor symphony stands out for innovations in form, melody, and orchestration. The two Richard Strauss works on the program are poles apart in intention: the early Death and Transfiguration is a profound imagining of a man’s thoughts and revelations at the end of his life, while the “Dance of the Seven Veils” from the opera Salome is the alluring means by which, at her mother Herodias’s bidding, Salome seduces her stepfather Herod. Maurice Ravel’s charming orchestral suite Le Tombeau de Couperin was in part inspired by the French Baroque composer François Couperin.
Tanglewood on Parade
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston Pops Orchestra
Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra
Thomas Adès, Stefan Asbury, JoAnn Falletta Thomas Wilkins, and John Williams Conductors
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolò Foron^ Conducting Fellows
TOP Fanfares
COLEMAN Fanfare for Uncommon Times^
WILLIAMS Quidditch
COPLAND Fanfare for the Common Man*
TOP Concert
HINDEMITH Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes by Carl Maria von Weber
John WILLIAMS JUST DOWN WEST STREET…on the left
RAVEL La Valse, Poème choréographique
ABREU (arr. DRAGON) Tico-Tico no fubá
RAKSIN Laura
BERNSTEIN (arr. RAMIN) "America," from West Side Story
John WILLIAMS Potter Triptych (Hedwig’s Theme – Fawkes the Phoenix – Harry’s Wondrous World)
VERBYTSKY (arr. Reshetilov) Ukrainian National Anthem
TCHAIKOVSKY 1812 Overture
This annual day of family fun is one of the highlights of the season, offering free kids’ activities — from face painting to the spell-binding feats of magician Bonaparté — and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) and BU Tanglewood Institute performances throughout the afternoon. Get your ticket for the 8pm concert and enjoy a perfect summer evening with music from the BSO, Boston Pops, and TMC Orchestra with world-renowned conductors like John Williams, ending with a brilliant fireworks display!
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
JoAnn Falletta Conductor
Thomas Adès Conductor, Pianist
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron^ Conducting Fellows
C. Debussy - Printemps (orch. BUSSER) ^
I. Stravinsky - Agon
O. Wilson - Lumina *
P. Hindemith -Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes by Carl Maria von Weber
Longtime Buffalo Philharmonic music director JoAnn Falletta (in her Tanglewood debut), BSO Artistic Partner Thomas Adès, and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) Fellows lead the TMC Orchestra in a range of modernist orchestral showpieces. Claude Debussy composed his two-movement tone poem Printemps originally in his early 20s; after the orchestral version was lost, he worked with his collaborator Henri Büsser 25 years later to restore and enhance its radical instrumental colors. Igor Stravinsky’s ballet score Agon is a thrilling yet austere late work for small orchestra that sounds both ancient and unequivocally modern, akin to his much earlier Symphonies of Wind Instruments. Dating from 1981, the late St. Louis-born composer Olly Wilson’s Lumina is a scintillating single-movement orchestral landscape. Paul Hindemith’s kaleidoscopic Symphonic Metamorphosis, virtually a catalog of orchestral and compositional possibility, was the composer’s purist foray into neoclassicism.
TLI Open Workshop
Andris Nelsons Conductor
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron^ Conducting Fellows
J. Brahms, Symphony No.3 - mvmt I and III
Open Workshops pull back the curtain on the pedagogical process, inviting the audience to a behind-the-scenes look at how young artists develop their skills under the guidance of acknowledged experts. Choose from a variety of open workshops, where you'll see distinguished artists coaching the exceptional Fellows of the Tanglewood Music Center (TMC).
TMC Chamber Music Concert
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron^ Conducting Fellows
G. Williams, Suite For Nine Instruments *
S. Gubaidulina, Garten Von Freuden Und Traurigkeiten
G. Lewis, Le Témoignage Des Lumières (World Premiere)
L. Kirchner, Piano Sonata No. 3 , “The Forbidden”
R. Sierra, Cancionero Sefardi ^
BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) Conducting Fellows lead the TMC Orchestra in music showcasing instrumental color and virtuosity. Abandoned in its two-movement form by Franz Schubert in 1822, the B minor symphony stands out for innovations in form, melody, and orchestration. The two Richard Strauss works on the program are poles apart in intention: the early Death and Transfiguration is a profound imagining of a man’s thoughts and revelations at the end of his life, while the “Dance of the Seven Veils” from the opera Salome is the alluring means by which, at her mother Herodias’s bidding, Salome seduces her stepfather Herod. Maurice Ravel’s charming orchestral suite Le Tombeau de Couperin was in part inspired by the French Baroque composer François Couperin.
TMC Conducting Masterclass
Andris Nelsons Conductor
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron^ Conducting Fellows
L.v. Beethoven, Symphony No.3 - mvmt I
C. Debussy, Prelude à l’aprés midi d’un faune
TMC Chamber Music Concert
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Rita Castro Blanco*, Conducting Fellow
Dj Sparr, Compass Chrome
Slater, Distorted Light
Dallapiccola, Piccola Musica Notturna
Colgrass, Variations for Four Drums and Viola
Shostakovitch, Two Pieces for String Octet, Op. 11
TMC Conducting Masterclass
Emmanuel Ax, Piano
Stefan Asbury Coaching
Rita Castro Blanco, Nicolo Foron Conducting Fellows
F. Chopin, Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No.2
TMC Orchestra
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Andris Nelsons Conductor
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron^ Conducting Fellows
M. Ravel, Le Tombeau de Couperin*
R. Strauss, Death and Transfiguration
F. Schubert, Symphony No. 8, “Unfinished” ^
R. Strauss, “Dance of the Seven Veils” from Salome
BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) Conducting Fellows lead the TMC Orchestra in music showcasing instrumental color and virtuosity. Abandoned in its two-movement form by Franz Schubert in 1822, the B minor symphony stands out for innovations in form, melody, and orchestration. The two Richard Strauss works on the program are poles apart in intention: the early Death and Transfiguration is a profound imagining of a man’s thoughts and revelations at the end of his life, while the “Dance of the Seven Veils” from the opera Salome is the alluring means by which, at her mother Herodias’s bidding, Salome seduces her stepfather Herod. Maurice Ravel’s charming orchestral suite Le Tombeau de Couperin was in part inspired by the French Baroque composer François Couperin.
TMC Chamber Music Concert
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron^ Conducting Fellows
L. Foss, Brass Quintet
D. Roche, Clean Industry
S. Haddad, Vantage Point
H. Grime, Seven Pierrot Miniatures *
J. Orrego-Salas, Sonata A Quattro Op. 55, “Edgewood Sonata”
H. Lash, Two Songs
A. Sussman, Their Keen And Watchful Eye (World Premiere) ^
M. Ravel, Mother Goose Suite (Arr. Peter Sadlo)
BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) Conducting Fellows lead the TMC Orchestra in music showcasing instrumental color and virtuosity. Abandoned in its two-movement form by Franz Schubert in 1822, the B minor symphony stands out for innovations in form, melody, and orchestration. The two Richard Strauss works on the program are poles apart in intention: the early Death and Transfiguration is a profound imagining of a man’s thoughts and revelations at the end of his life, while the “Dance of the Seven Veils” from the opera Salome is the alluring means by which, at her mother Herodias’s bidding, Salome seduces her stepfather Herod. Maurice Ravel’s charming orchestral suite Le Tombeau de Couperin was in part inspired by the French Baroque composer François Couperin.
BSO Prelude
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Rita Castro Blanco* Conducting Fellow
G. Ortiz, Tres Haikus
P. Shin, Screaming Shapes
S. Richardson, Rock Garden *
R. Strauss, Suite in B-flat Op.4
BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) Conducting Fellows lead the TMC Orchestra in music showcasing instrumental color and virtuosity. Abandoned in its two-movement form by Franz Schubert in 1822, the B minor symphony stands out for innovations in form, melody, and orchestration. The two Richard Strauss works on the program are poles apart in intention: the early Death and Transfiguration is a profound imagining of a man’s thoughts and revelations at the end of his life, while the “Dance of the Seven Veils” from the opera Salome is the alluring means by which, at her mother Herodias’s bidding, Salome seduces her stepfather Herod. Maurice Ravel’s charming orchestral suite Le Tombeau de Couperin was in part inspired by the French Baroque composer François Couperin.
TMC Chamber Music Concert
Tanglewood Music Centre Orchestra
Rita Castro Blanco*, Nicolo Foron Conducting Fellows
C. Ives, From The Steeples And The Mountains
C. Ruggles, Angels
J. Frerer, Satellite Chorus (World Premiere)*
F. Donatoni, Darkness
V. Coleman, Fanfare For Uncommon Times
M. Mussorgsky, Pictures At An Exhibition
BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) Conducting Fellows lead the TMC Orchestra in music showcasing instrumental color and virtuosity. Abandoned in its two-movement form by Franz Schubert in 1822, the B minor symphony stands out for innovations in form, melody, and orchestration. The two Richard Strauss works on the program are poles apart in intention: the early Death and Transfiguration is a profound imagining of a man’s thoughts and revelations at the end of his life, while the “Dance of the Seven Veils” from the opera Salome is the alluring means by which, at her mother Herodias’s bidding, Salome seduces her stepfather Herod. Maurice Ravel’s charming orchestral suite Le Tombeau de Couperin was in part inspired by the French Baroque composer François Couperin.
Tanglewod Festival - Conducting Fellowship
Conducting Fellows lead the extraordinary Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra (TMCO), sharing the podium with internationally renowned conductors, who serve as teachers and mentors. Fellows participate in masterclasses with BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons and work daily with the Head of the Conducting Program, Stefan Asbury.
Two Fellows are chosen each year to conduct both orchestra and smaller ensembles. Fellows interact with BSO guest conductors, soloists, and musicians in a variety of formats, including rehearsal observation, masterclasses, score study sessions, and informal discussions. Conducting Fellows work closely with other TMC faculty on special projects, including classes on concerto accompanying with such artists as Emanuel Ax and Garrick Ohlsson, and in concerts that involve Vocal Arts Program Fellows and Faculty, under the leadership of Dawn Upshaw. Conducting Fellows have significant involvement in the Festival of Contemporary Music, often giving the world premieres of TMC-commissioned works.
As part of the Boston Symphony's new alliance with the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, 2022 applicants accepted to the TMC Conducting Program will be considered to participate in a residency of up to eight weeks in Leipzig, during which they will work closely with Andris Nelsons, conduct a program with the Mendelssohn-Orchesterakademie of the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, and work with other major musical organizations such as St. Thomas' Church and Opera Leipzig.
Concertos Promenade - El Retablo de Maese Pedro
Orquestra Filarmonia das Beiras
Rita Castro Blanco Direção Musical
S.A. Marionetas Encenação
Vera Dias, Tiago Matos, Pedro Cruz Solistas
M. Falla, El retablo de maese Pedro
El Retablo de Maese Pedro é uma Ópera em 1 Acto, com prólogo de Manuel de Falla e com libreto baseado num episódio de Don Quixote de Miguel Cervantes. É uma coprodução do Festival Música em Leiria, do Festival Cistermúsica (Alcobaça) e dos Festivais de Outono (Aveiro), numa parceria entre a Orquestra Filarmonia das Beiras e a S. A. Marionetas.
Esta produção levará a cena a obra de Manuel de Falla, que conta uma passagem da célebre obra de Cervantes, Don Quixote, através de um espetáculo de marionetas. O compositor recria com a sua música um ambiente medieval, recorrendo a uma escrita neo-clássica que combina diferentes épocas e estilos, desde a música antiga, o folclore, música de carácter litúrgico e linguagens mais vanguardistas.
Tirando partido da curta duração da obra (cerca de 30 minutos), o espetáculo será antecedido de uma parte com carácter pedagógico em que os próprios cantores e um narrador explicará, acompanhado de exemplos musicais extraídos da própria obra, o contexto da história, a época em que decorre, o contexto literário do seu autor, o contexto da sua composição e ainda a demonstração da ilustração musical dos personagens e das cenas, dando assim também a esta produção um carácter pedagógico e tornando-a num espetáculo para todas as idades.
FICHA TÉCNICA
Orquestra Filarmonia das Beiras
S.A. Marionetas, Encenação
Rita Castro Blanco, Direção
Vera Dias, Soprano
Tiago Matos, Barítono
Pedro Cruz, Tenor
Dino da Costa, Desenho e Operação de Luz
CANCELADO - Festival de Música de Mafra
CANCELADO
Orquestra do Festival de Mafra
Rita Castro Blanco Maestrina
Adriano Jordão Piano
A. Liadov, Scherzo in D Major
M. Falla, Noches en los jardines de España
F. Mendelssohn, Midsummer NIght’s Dream Overture
Aveiro_Síntese 2022
Orquestra das Beiras
NMpMN
Rita Castro Blanco Maestrina
Nádia Carvalho electrónica
Matilde Cardoso percussão solo
Nova Música para Novos Músicos
Ângela da Ponte, Macrophylla V
Ricardo Almeida, Dohrnii *
Iannis Xenakis, O-mega
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Orquestra das Beiras
Clara Iannotta, dead wasps in a jam-jar (II) **
Iannis Xenakis, Voile **
* estreia absoluta; encomenda da Arte no Tempo financiada pela Direcção Geral das Artes
** estreia nacional
O concerto de encerramento da bienal Aveiro_Síntese 2022 traz consigo algumas novidades. É a primeira vez que o estágio Nova Música para Novos Músicos inclui uma obra estreada em edições anteriores – Macrophylla V [2018], de Ângela da Ponte, trazida ao mundo em 2019, nos 3os Reencontros de Música Contemporânea, sob a direcção de Dinis Sousa.
É também a primeira vez que no mesmo estágio é incluída uma obra sem electrónica, razão que se justifica com a celebração do centenário do compositor greco-francês Iannis Xenakis, nascido a 29 de Maio de 1921.
E é ainda a primeira vez que o estágio se apresenta no mesmo concerto que a Orquestra das Beiras, ambos sob a direcção da maestrina Rita Castro Blanco.
WOCO GATESHEAD 2022-23 - Second Session
Royal Northern Sinfonia
Repertoire (excerpts)
Schumann – Overture, Scherzo and Finale
Schoenberg Verklarte Nacht
Haydn Symphony No.104
Lekeu Adagio for Strings
Mendelssohn Symphony no.1
Tchaikovsky Souvenir de Florence
Schubert Symphony No.3
Coleridge-Taylor Four Novelettes
Royal Philharmonic Society
We are pleased to present a new chapter of our Women Conductors programme. Having so far helped over 500 women nationwide to further their conducting skills at different levels, this new phase is specifically for female conductors based in the UK and Ireland committed to making this their primary vocation, with some experience of conducting professional or high-level student/non-professional orchestras.
We are presenting this opportunity in partnership with Sage Gateshead. Over a period of two years, it will involve several encounters with the full orchestral forces of the Royal Northern Sinfonia, with residual support from the RPS and RNS, and dedicated mentoring from Alice Farnham, Founder and Artistic Director of the Women Conductors programme.
It is principally a chance for participants to spend quality rehearsal time with one of the UK’s foremost professional orchestras. At its heart, everyone involved will also spend time reflecting together on the age-old relationship between a conductor and an orchestra, considering fresh approaches to bring out the best in one another.
In Autumn 2021 we opened applications and, from those, formed a cohort of seven exceptional conductors chosen to take part. Over several two-day courses between January 2022 and June 2023, they will spend dedicated time conducting the orchestra with coaching from Alice and guest experts, delve into multiple aspects of orchestral conducting, embracing a range of repertoire and formats. Between these sessions in Gateshead, the cohort will have contact time with Alice and with select RNS players, and residual career support from RPS and RNS staff.
The cohort has been chosen as they are all at very promising stages in their careers as conductors. As the courses progress, they will account their progress here on our website and social media, and we are giving each a dedicated RPS website page to showcase their achievements to date and tell you more about themselves.
Our WoCo Gateshead 2022-23 conductors are:
Please do click each of their names to read more about them.
We hope that orchestra managers, promoters and artist managers nationwide will follow their progress, and join us in helping them attain further opportunities and establish fulfilling careers. We are so pleased to tell you more about them, and further talents besides: there are indeed many more dearly dedicated and promising women conductors whom we couldn't offer places on this course who have met in our other courses over the last few years. Do contact us and we can tell you more.
WoCo Gateshead 2022-23 is kindly supported by the North Music Trust. We are also grateful to ABRSM and a number of individuals for their ongoing support of the RPS Women Conductors programme.
O compositor está morto?! - Concertos de Domingo
Orquestra Gulbenkian
Giancarlo Guerrero Maestro, Narrador
Rita Castro Blanco * Maestrina Assistente
M. Ravel, Ma Mère L’oye
N. Stookey, The composer is dead *
Seguindo uma abordagem semelhante àquela que já antes foi explorada por Prokofiev e por Britten, o compositor britânico Nathaniel Stookey propõe em The Composer Is Dead a sua peculiar apresentação dos instrumentos que compõem uma orquestra. Nesta parceria com o popular autor de histórias para crianças Lemony Snicket, atravessadas sempre por um desconcertante humor negro, Stookey criou esta deliciosa e divertida peça aparentada de investigação policial, durante a qual um narrador-detetive interroga os suspeitos de um crime que o título da peça sugere. Os suspeitos, claro, são os instrumentos – que terão de apresentar argumentos musicais em sua defesa.
O compositor está morto?! - Concertos de Domingo
Orquestra Gulbenkian
Giancarlo Guerrero Maestro, Narrador
Rita Castro Blanco * Maestrina Assistente
M. Ravel, Ma Mère L’oye
N. Stookey, The composer is dead *
Seguindo uma abordagem semelhante àquela que já antes foi explorada por Prokofiev e por Britten, o compositor britânico Nathaniel Stookey propõe em The Composer Is Dead a sua peculiar apresentação dos instrumentos que compõem uma orquestra. Nesta parceria com o popular autor de histórias para crianças Lemony Snicket, atravessadas sempre por um desconcertante humor negro, Stookey criou esta deliciosa e divertida peça aparentada de investigação policial, durante a qual um narrador-detetive interroga os suspeitos de um crime que o título da peça sugere. Os suspeitos, claro, são os instrumentos – que terão de apresentar argumentos musicais em sua defesa.
O compositor está morto?! - Concerto Escolar
Orquestra Gulbenkian
Giancarlo Guerrero Maestro, Narrador
Rita Castro Blanco * Maestrina
N. Stookey, The composer is dead *
Seguindo uma abordagem semelhante àquela que já antes foi explorada por Prokofiev e por Britten, o compositor britânico Nathaniel Stookey propõe em The Composer Is Dead a sua peculiar apresentação dos instrumentos que compõem uma orquestra. Nesta parceria com o popular autor de histórias para crianças Lemony Snicket, atravessadas sempre por um desconcertante humor negro, Stookey criou esta deliciosa e divertida peça aparentada de investigação policial, durante a qual um narrador-detetive interroga os suspeitos de um crime que o título da peça sugere. Os suspeitos, claro, são os instrumentos – que terão de apresentar argumentos musicais em sua defesa.
O compositor está morto?! - Concerto Escolar
Orquestra Gulbenkian
Giancarlo Guerrero Maestro, Narrador
Rita Castro Blanco * Maestrina
N. Stookey, The composer is dead *
Seguindo uma abordagem semelhante àquela que já antes foi explorada por Prokofiev e por Britten, o compositor britânico Nathaniel Stookey propõe em The Composer Is Dead a sua peculiar apresentação dos instrumentos que compõem uma orquestra. Nesta parceria com o popular autor de histórias para crianças Lemony Snicket, atravessadas sempre por um desconcertante humor negro, Stookey criou esta deliciosa e divertida peça aparentada de investigação policial, durante a qual um narrador-detetive interroga os suspeitos de um crime que o título da peça sugere. Os suspeitos, claro, são os instrumentos – que terão de apresentar argumentos musicais em sua defesa.
O compositor está morto?! - Concerto Escolar
Orquestra Gulbenkian
Giancarlo Guerrero Maestro, Narrador
Rita Castro Blanco * Maestrina
N. Stookey, The composer is dead *
Seguindo uma abordagem semelhante àquela que já antes foi explorada por Prokofiev e por Britten, o compositor britânico Nathaniel Stookey propõe em The Composer Is Dead a sua peculiar apresentação dos instrumentos que compõem uma orquestra. Nesta parceria com o popular autor de histórias para crianças Lemony Snicket, atravessadas sempre por um desconcertante humor negro, Stookey criou esta deliciosa e divertida peça aparentada de investigação policial, durante a qual um narrador-detetive interroga os suspeitos de um crime que o título da peça sugere. Os suspeitos, claro, são os instrumentos – que terão de apresentar argumentos musicais em sua defesa.
Estágio Artave
Orquestra de Sopros da Artave
Rita Castro Blanco Maestrina
Jarolslav Mikus Violoncelo
F.Gulda, Concerto para Violoncelo
J. Barnes, Symphonic Overture
O. Schwartz, Around the world in 80 days
Così fan tutte - Maestrina Assistente
Orquestra Gulbenkian
Coro Gulbenkian
Nuno Coelho Maestro
Marcos Fink Ação cénica
Valentina Nafornita Soprano (Fiordiligi)
Sunhae Im Soprano (Despina)
Natalie Pérez Meio-Soprano (Dorabella)
Ilker Arcayürek Tenor (Ferrando)
Samuel Hasselhorn Barítono (Guglielmo)
Marcos Fink Baixo (Don Alfonso)
Rita Castro Blanco Maestrina Assistente
Bárbara Magalhães Assistente de Guarda-Roupa
Joana Cornelsen / Siça Souza Maquilhagem e Cabelos
Joana David Pianista correpetidora
W.A. Mozart, Così fan tutte K 558
Na terceira das três extraordinárias colaborações entre o génio de Mozart e a criativa escrita para palco de Lorenzo da Ponte, Così fan tutte, ópera bufa em dois atos, tem lugar um drama jocoso que muitos consideram ser uma das mais inspiradas e elevadas obras de entretenimento e provocação do repertório operático. Apesar de não ter gozado de uma receção muito entusiástica na estreia, esta sátira das relações entre homens e mulheres tornar-se-ia extremamente popular a partir de meados do séc. XX. A natureza espirituosa do libreto inspirou Mozart a compor para este alguma da sua música mais efusiva e com maior fulgor narrativo.
Orquestra do Norte - Haydn, Vanhal & Mozart
Orquestra do Norte
Rita Castro Blanco Direção de Orquestra
Pedro Vasquinho* Contrabaixo
* 1º Prémio Concurso Nacional de Cordas Vasco Barbosa
J. Haydn - Abertura em Ré Maior Hob. la:4
J.B. Vanhal - Concerto para Contrabaixo em Ré Maior
W.A. Mozart - Sinfonia nº. 40 em Sol menor KV. 550
Mesa Redonda | Género e Música: Maestrinas
Orquestra do Alto Minho
Oradoras:
Joana Carneiro
Rita Castro Blanco
Constança Simas
Helena Venda Lima
Género e Música: Maestrinas
É já na segunda feira que ocorre a última mesa redonda deste mês. Desta vez à conversa com as Maestrinas Rita Blanco, Constança Simas, Helena Lima e Joana Carneiro.
À mesma hora, aqui, em direto na página do facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/426364402595423?ref=newsfeed