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Romantico disordine
Imago Sloveniae/Alexander Gadjiev
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Young pianists from all corners of the world, led in a masterclass by multiple award-winning pianist Alexander Gadjiev, an artist-in-residence at Mittelfest: a musical journey through the leaps and bounds of Romanticism. It is an era shaken by sublime terror and the cult of genius; it is a restless and mobile musical period that conceals piano intuitions beyond the fixed stereotypes with which we have often labelled it. The young talents immerse the audience in an atmosphere of poignant conflicts with nature, unexpected suddenness, sentimental storms and orderly chaos.
Programme
Schumann, Sonata n.1 op.11, primo movimento (Daisuke Yagi)
Rachmaninov, Preludi op.23 nn. 1,7 (Paola Possamai)
Improvvisazione romantica
Liszt, Studio trascendentale n.10 (Maor Sivan)
Ravel, Alborada del gracioso, da “Miroirs” (Oksana Oposhnian)
Debussy, dai Preludi, “Voiles”, “Général Lavine: eccentric” (David Irimescu)
Ligeti, due studi “Cordes à vide”, “L’escalier du diable” (Mattia Fusi)
Ravel, Scarbo, da “Gaspard de la Nuit” (Sergio Scibilia)
Messiaen, Le baiser de l’Enfant-Jèsus, dai “Vingt Regards sur l’Enfant-Jèsus” (Mattia Fusi)
idea and artistic direction Alexander Gadjiev
piano performances by the students of the masterclass held by Alexander Gadjiev
Daisuke Yagi
Paola Possamai
Maor Sivan
Oksana Oposhnian
David Irimescu
Mattia Fusi
Sergio Scibilia
production Imago Sloveniae
photo © Andrej Grilc