Name: 4. Koncert Godalnega Kvarteta Tartini
Start: 2023-10-17T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-10-17T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Knights' Hall Straubing

Organization

Festival Ljubljana

Instrumentalist

Violinist

Miran Kolbl

Violin I

Romeo Drucker

Violin II

Violist

Aleksandar Milošev

Viola

Cellist

Miloš Mlejnik

Cello

Orchestra

Slovenska filharmonija

4. Koncert Godalnega Kvarteta Tartini

Straubing

Germany

Knights' Hall Straubing

4. koncert Godalnega kvarteta Tartini: Symphony No.76 in E-flat major, Hob.I:76 Haydn (+2 More)

Public

Symphony No. 76

Four messages

String Quartet No. 2 in D Major

Approved

Godalni kvartet Tartini sestavljajo prvi violinist Miran Kolbl, drugi violinist Romeo Drucker, violist Aleksandar Milošev in violončelist Miloš Mlejnik. Zasedba je začela svojo pot kot Godalni kvartet Slovenske filharmonije leta 1983, ko so se štirje vodje godalnih skupin orkestra Slovenske filharmonije odločili, da bodo bogato tehnično znanje in glasbene izkušnje preizkusili tudi v godalnem kvartetu, ki velja med vsemi glasbenimi zvrstmi za eno najbolj zahtevnih. Štiri godala pokrivajo dovolj širok tonski spekter, omogočajo razvit harmonski stavek, vendar v zvočni raznolikosti ne ponujajo tako raznovrstnih možnosti kot simfonični orkester ali druga mešana zasedba. Zato mora skladatelj ob pisanju godalnega kvarteta iz razpoložljivih sredstev izvabiti maksimum glasbenega izraza. Godalni kvartet tako postaja zvrst za sladokusce, tak pečat pa je tej zvrsti vtisnil že njen »oče« Joseph Haydn. V tej zvrsti sta se preizkusila tudi Marijan Lipovšek in Aleksander Borodin.

slovenščina

The Tartini String Quartet consists of the first violin Miran Kolbl, second violin Romeo Drucker, violist Aleksandar Milošev and cellist Miloš Mlejnik. The ensemble started off as the String Quartet of the Slovenian Philharmonic in 1983, when the four heads of the string groups in the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra decided to try out their wealth of technical skills and musical experience in a string quartet, which is considered to be one of the most demanding musical genres. The four string instruments cover a sufficiently broad tonal range and provide a developed harmonic technique, but in terms of sound diversity they cannot offer all the possibilities of a symphony orchestra or other mixed ensemble. This is why composers writing music for string quartets must draw the maximum musical expression from the four instruments making up the quartet. The string quartet is therefore a genre for connoisseurs, which was already the case when its “father”, Joseph Haydn, was still writing them. Marijan Lipovšek and Aleksander Borodin have also played in quartets

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