Inspirativní dialog hlasu a nástrojů v Rudolfinu byl perfektní překážkám navzdory
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2025
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Na prvním letošním koncertě Českého spolku pro komorní hudbu 6. ledna 2024 v Dvořákově síni pražského Rudolfina zněla výlučně hudba 20. století. Vrchol večera tvořil vokálně-instrumentální cyklus Arnolda Schönberga Měsíční pierot, k němuž pak byla připojena instrumentální kompozice Georga Crumba Jedenáct ozvěn podzimu. Na poslední chvíli bylo zrušeno provedení skladby Ericha Maria Korngolda. Nahradily ji drobnější kusy Albana Berga a Arnolda Schönberga. Vysokou interpretační úroveň večera naplnily výkony interpretů ze severní Evropy – pěvkyně Marianne Beate Kiellandová, flétnistky Cecilie Løken Hesselbergové, houslisty a violisty Magnuse Boye Hansena a violoncellisty Ernsta Simona Glasera (všichni z Norska), umělecký kolektiv pak ještě doplnil finský klarinetista Björn Nyman a český dirigent a klavírista Petr Popelka. Posledně jmenovaný pak též večer moderoval. Publikum ocenilo všechny umělce nadšeným potleskem na konci koncertu.
The first concert of this year's Czech Chamber Music Society on 6 January 2024 in the Dvořák Hall of Prague's Rudolfinum featured exclusively music from the 20th century. The highlight of the evening was Arnold Schönberg's vocal-instrumental cycle Moon Pierot, which was then joined by Georg Crumb's instrumental composition Eleven Echoes of Autumn. At the last minute, the performance of Erich Maria Korngold's composition was cancelled. It was replaced by smaller pieces by Alban Berg and Arnold Schönberg. The high level of interpretation of the evening was fulfilled by the performances of performers from northern Europe - singer Marianne Beate Kielland, flautist Cecilia Løken Hesselberg, violinist and violist Magnus Boy Hansen and cellist Ernst Simon Glaser (all from Norway), the artistic collective was completed by Finnish clarinetist Björn Nyman and Czech conductor and pianist Petr Popelka. The latter also moderated the evening. The audience awarded all the artists with enthusiastic applause at the end of the concert.
The first concert of this year's Czech Chamber Music Society on 6 January 2024 in the Dvořák Hall of Prague's Rudolfinum featured exclusively music from the 20th century. The highlight of the evening was Arnold Schönberg's vocal-instrumental cycle Moon Pierot, which was then joined by Georg Crumb's instrumental composition Eleven Echoes of Autumn. At the last minute, the performance of Erich Maria Korngold's composition was cancelled. It was replaced by smaller pieces by Alban Berg and Arnold Schönberg. The high level of interpretation of the evening was fulfilled by the performances of performers from northern Europe - singer Marianne Beate Kielland, flautist Cecilia Løken Hesselberg, violinist and violist Magnus Boy Hansen and cellist Ernst Simon Glaser (all from Norway), the artistic collective was completed by Finnish clarinetist Björn Nyman and Czech conductor and pianist Petr Popelka. The latter also moderated the evening. The audience awarded all the artists with enthusiastic applause at the end of the concert.
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Arnold Śchönberg, George Crumb, Alban Berg, Petr Popelka, Arnold Śchönberg, George Crumb, Alban Berg, Petr Popelka