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A harpsichord in Belgrade in November — sounds like a plan for the evening.
The 23rd international festival «Čembalo, živa umetnost» opens at the SANU Gallery. The first concert is played by the Austrian harpsichordist Sonja Leipold, a professor at the University of Music in Vienna. The programme is called «Where are we going…» and honestly mixes eras: from the Baroque composers Jacquet de la Guerre and Richter to contemporary pieces by Petra Stump-Linshalm and «The Storm» by Jacob ter Veldhuis — for harpsichord with a soundtrack.
I like that it isn't museum-style boredom, but rather an experiment with an old instrument.
Has anyone heard a harpsichord live? 👇
❤️🔥 Practical information
🗓 3 November, Tuesday, 20:00
📍 Galerija SANU, Beograd
🟡 Entry: price to be confirmed
Jedna od najsvestranijih austrijskih čembalistkinja i profesorka na Univerzitetu za muziku i izvođačke umetnosti u Beču, Sonja Lajpolt će koncertom pod nazivom Kuda, dakle, idemo… otvoriti 23. izdanje festivala Čembalo, živa umetnost. Koncert realizujemo uz podršku Austrijskog kulturnog foruma u Beogradu i zahvaljujući gostoprimstvu i saradnji sa Srpskom akademijom nauka i umetnosti. Program: Petra Štump-Linshalm (1975) iz Möge die Übung gelingen I Mindfulness Elizabet Žake de la Ger (1665–1729) Prélude non mesuré iz Svite u de–molu (Prva knjiga Komada za čembalo) Petra Štump-Linshalm iz Möge die Übung gelingen II Investigation III Tranquility IV Concentration Ferdinand Tobias Rihter (1651–1711) Toccatina i Cappricio iz Svite u de–molu Marija Terezija Paradi (1759–1824) Andante Grazioso iz Fantazije u Ge–duru Marija Terezija Paradi Presto iz Fantazije u Ge–duru Marijana Martinez…
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