1.1. 22nd March, 7:30 pm, BNR Concert Studio
Solo Recital
by ZYGMUNT KRAUZE (Poland)
Johann Sebastian Bach / Zygmunt Krauze:
Praeludium (G sharp minor, WTC vol. II, BWV 887) and live improvisations *
Praeludium (G sharp minor, WTC vol. II, BWV 887) and live improvisations [projection] *
Zygmunt
Krauze:
Refrain (1993) *
Six
Folk Melodies (1958) *
Nightmare
Tango (1987) *
Stone
Music (for piano with amplification,
1972) *
Stone
Music [projection] *
Chanson
du mal-aimè (The Song of the Ill Loved, 1990) *
Gloves
Music [projection] *
Gloves
Music (1972) *
Zygmunt Krauze (Poland) – piano
This
concert has been made possible thanks to the generous support of the Polish Institute – Sofia.
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* Bulgarian premiere
1.2. 23rd March, 1:00 pm, NMU “Lyubomir
Pipkov”, Hall 1
Creative
Meeting with ZYGMUNT KRAUZE (Poland)
This event
has been made possible thanks to the generous support of the Polish Institute – Sofia.
2. 23rd March, 7:30 pm, BNR
Concert Studio
Schubert on a Piano from His
Time
Franz
Schubert (Austria):
Sonata for piano in A major, D 959 (1828)
Fantasia for piano four-hands in F minor, Op. 103, D 940 (1828)
Fantasia for piano in C major (Wanderer Fantasy), Op. 15, D 760 (1822)
Vasily Ilisavsky (Russia) – fortepiano after Johann Fritz (Vienna, 1825)
Galina Draganova (Bulgaria) – fortepiano after Johann Fritz (Vienna, 1825)
3. 24th March, 11:30 am, BNR
Concert Studio
76 / 77 Years
from the Beginning...
Arvo Pärt / Vassil
Kazandjiev
* * *
Im memoriam – 90th
Anniversary
of Lazar
Nikolov
Arvo
Pärt
(Estonia):
Sonatina No. 2,
op. 1(for
piano, 1959)
Fratres
(for violin and piano, 1977/1980)
Spiegel
im Spiegel (for violin and piano, 1978)
Hymn
to a great city (for two pianos, 2004) *
Mozart – Adagio (for
violin, cello and piano, 2005) *
Borislava Taneva (Bulgaria) – piano
Simos Papanas (Greece) – violin
Margarita Ilieva (Bulgaria) – piano
Hristo Tanev (Bulgaria) – cello
* * *
Vassil
Kazandjiev (Bulgaria):
Sonata for piano No. 5 (dedicated
to Margarita Ilieva) **
Lazar
Nikolov (Bulgaria):
Metamorphoses
No. 2 (for piano,
clarinet and percussions)
Margarita Ilieva (Bulgaria) – piano
Rossen Idealov (Bulgaria) – clarinet
Martin Hafizi (Bulgaria) – percussions
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* Bulgarian
premiere
** world premiere
4. 24th March, 7:30
pm, BNR Concert Studio
huber/thomet Piano Duo Recital (Switzerland)
Isabel
Mundry (Germany):
tasten
(touch three pieces for two pianos, 2010) *
Daniel
Glaus (Switzerland):
Tastendes
Leuchten (Touching Radiance piece for piano four-hands, 1998) *
Claude
Debussy (France):
En
blanc et noir (In Black and White for two pianos, 1915)
Avec emportement
Lent, sombre
Scherzando
Peter
Streiff (Switzerland):
Schattenwürfe
(Thrown Shadows for two pianos, 2010) *
* * *
György
Kurtág (Hungary):
Compositions from Játékok (Games for piano
four-hands, 1973):
Flowers We Are, Mere Flowers... (Enfolding Sounds)
Study to Hölderlin
Bach/Kurtàg: God's Time is the Very Best Time
(Chorus from the homonymous Cantata Gottes
Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit (Actus Tragicus), BWV 106)
Bells
Bach/Kurtàg: O
Lamb of Got, innocent (Chorale prelude for organ O Lamm Gottes unschuldig, BWV
Deest)
Lament
Bach/Kurtàg: Excerpt from Trio Sonata for Organ No. 1, E flat major (BWV 525)
Hommage à Soproni
...and once more: Flowers We Are...
György
Ligeti (Hungary):
Three
pieces for two pianos (1976)
Monument
Self-portrait with Reich and Riley (and Chopin in also there)
Movement
Susanne Huber (Switzerland) – piano
André Thomet (Switzerland) – piano
This
concert has been made possible thanks to the generous support of
the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia.
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* Bulgarian premiere
5. 25th March, 11:30
am, BNR Concert Studio
Bach & Sons
(Works by the BACH family)
Carl
Philipp Emanuel Bach:
Violin Sonata
(with Harpsichord obbligato) in C Major (Wq 73)
Johann
Christian Bach:
Sonata for Violin
and Harpsichord in F Major
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach:
Fantasia for Harpsichord
in E Minor (F 21)
Carl
Philipp Emanuel Bach:
Violin Sonata
(with Harpsichord obbligato) in F Major (Wq 75)
Johann
Sebastian Bach:
Sonata for Violin and Harpsichord C Minor (BWV 1017)
Sonata for Violin and Harpsichord G Major (BWV 1019)
Zefira Valova (Bulgaria) – baroque violin
Vasily Ilisavsky (Russia) – harpsichord Flemish type (17th Cent.) and
fortepiano after Anton Walter (Vienna,
1793)
6. 25th March, 7:30
pm, BNR Concert Studio
Solo Recital
by RALPH VAN RAAT (Netherlands):
100th Anniversary of John Cage
JOHN CAGE (USA):
Sonatas and Interludes for Prepared Piano (1946 – 48)*
Sonata I
Sonata II
Sonata III
Sonata IV
First Interlude
Sonata V
Sonata VI
Sonata VII
Sonata VIII
Second Interlude
Third Interlude
Sonata IX
Sonata X
Sonata XI
Sonata XII
Fourth Interlude
Sonata XIII
Sonatas XIV & XV Gemini (After the work by
Richard Lippold)
Sonata XVI
Ralph van Raat (Netherlands) – prepared piano
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* Bulgarian
premiere
7. 26th March,
6:00 pm, Boris Georgiev City Fine Arts Gallery, Varna
huber/thomet Piano Duo Recital (Switzerland)
(see concert No. 4)
This
concert has been made possible thanks to the generous support of
the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia
and the Varna Municipality.
8. 27th March,
5:00 pm, AMTII Concert Hall, Plovdiv
huber/thomet Piano Duo Recital (Switzerland)
(see concert No. 4)
This
concert has been made possible thanks to the generous support of
the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia
and the AMDFA – Plovdiv.
