Il Giardino Armonico-Giovanni Antonini: Trauer (IT)
It is literally a unique opportunity to see and hear the world-famous Milanese orchestra Il Giardino Armonico in Veszprém on 18 October. The ensemble burst onto the international classical music scene in 1985 with a fresh, powerful, and effective performance style that has left a noticeably inspiring mark on the way music is performed and approached around the world.
They come with a programme entitled "Trauer", which includes Haydn's Symphony in E minor with the title "Trauer". As well as Haydn's symphonies, they will also play works in the chaconne form that also deal with the theme of grief and mourning, and the chaconne form, with its emblematic lamento bass, provides the basis for a very moving expression of this.
Programme:
Biagio Marini (1594-1663) - Passacalio a 4 (1655)
Michel Corrette (1707-1795) - Carillon des Morts (1764)
F. J. Haydn (1732-1809) - Symphony n. 52 in c minor
Allegro assai con brio, Andante, Menuetto: Allegretto-Trio
Finale: Presto
*** INTERVAL ***
Arvo Part (1935)- Da pacem Domine for strings orchestra (2004/2006)
Samuel Scheidt (1587-1654) - Pavana Dolorosa a 4 from “Ludi Musici” Hamburg 1621
F. J. Haydn - Symphony n. 44 "Trauer"
Allegro con brio, Menuetto Allegretto Canone in Diapason-Trio, Adagio, Finale Presto
Musicians:
Giovanni Antonini, conductor
Stefano Barneschi, Judith Huber, Ayako Matsunaga, Gabriele Pro, Antonio Viñuales violins I
Angelo Calvo, Francesco Colletti, Archimede De Martini, Maria Cristina Vasi violins II
Ernest Braucher, Alice Bisanti altos
Giulio Padoin, Elena Russo cellos
Giancarlo De Frenza, Stefan Preyer double basses
Emiliano Rodolfi, Thomas Meraner oboes
Michele Fattori bassoon
Jairo Gimeno, Edward Deskur natural horns
Soma Dinyés organ
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