Name: For the anniversary of violinist Rusnė Mataitytė
Start: 2022-11-12T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-11-12T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Lithuanian National Philharmonic Society

Organization

Conductor

Modestas Pitrenas

Keri-Lynn Wilson

Instrumentalist

Rusnė Mataitytė

Violin

Orchestra

Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra

Lithuanian National Philharmonic Society

For the anniversary of violinist Rusnė Mataitytė

Vilnius

Lithuania

Public

Private

Konzertstück für Orchester No. 2, Op. 103

Violin Concerto No.2, Sz.112

Symphony No. 7 in D minor Op. 70

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Archlutenist

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Baroque Oboist

Baroque Trumpetist

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Bassoonist

Cellist

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Flutist

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Harper

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Musette de cour Player

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Organist

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Tenor Violinist

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Viola Pomposa Player

Viola da gamba

Viola d’amore Player

Violinist

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Violist

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Choir

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Chorus master

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Illustrator

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Contralto

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Alto

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Continuo

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Spoken

Viena žymiausių Lietuvos smuikininkių, profesorė Rusnė Mataitytė yra koncertavusi tokiose salėse kaip Vienos „Konzerthaus“, „Carnegie Hall“ Niujorke, „St. John’s Smith Square“ Londone; ji dalyvauja pagrindiniuose Lietuvos ir užsienio šalių festivaliuose, yra „Kaskadų“ fortepijoninio trio narė. Smuikininkė pelnė prizų Davido Oistracho ir Louiso Spohro smuikininkų konkursuose, su „Kaskadomis“ tapo Johanneso Brahmso kamerinių ansamblių konkurso nugalėtoja. Kompozitoriai Osvaldas Balakauskas, Algirdas Martinaitis ir Sadie Harrison jai dedikavo koncertus smuikui; smuikininkė įrašė ne vieną albumą. Šį vakarą su Lietuvos nacionaliniu simfoniniu orkestru R. Mataitytė groja vieno ryškiausių XX a. vengrų kompozitoriaus Bélos Bartóko 1937–1938m. sukurtą Antrąjį koncertą smuikui.

Prie dirigento pulto stos mūsų publikai jau žinoma Keri-Lynn Wilson, Filharmonijos scenoje dirigavusi kelias įspūdingas programas. Naujausi jos darbai – debiutas „Metropolitano“ operos teatre, diriguojant Šostakovičiaus operą „Ledi Makbet iš Mcensko apskrities“ ir debiutas Buenos Airių „Teatro Colón“ diriguojant Puccini „Toską“, sugrįžimas į Londono „Royal Opera“ (Verdi „Traviata“), koncertai su Tokijo NHK orkestru ir daugelis kitų. Šių metų balandį Keri-Lynn Wilson subūrė Ukrainos laisvės orkestrą (Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra), norėdama padėti šios šalies muzikantams. Su šiuo kolektyvu gastroliavo Europoje (Varšuva, „Proms“ Londone, Edinburgo festivalis, festivalis „Les Chorégies d’Orange“ Prancūzijoje, Berlynas, Miunchenas, Hamburgas, Dublinas, Amsterdamas) ir Niujorke, o pabaigos koncertas įvyko Vašingtone.

Šio vakaro pradžioje skambės Vytauto Barkausko „Konzertstück für Orchester“ Nr. 2, op. 103, – vienas dažniausiai Lietuvos nacionalinio simfoninio orkestro (LNSO) grojamų šio autoriaus opusų. LNSO buvo pirmas nuotaikingos simfoninės kompozicijos atlikėjas diriguojant maestro Juozui Domarkui, jam šis kūrinys ir dedikuotas. Koncerto antroje dalyje –Antoníno Dvořáko Septintoji simfonija Nr. 7, pirma iš garsiojo paskutinių jo simfonijų trejeto, stebinanti tobula struktūra ir polėkiu. Kompozitorius ją kūrė paveiktas J. Brahmso Trečiosios simfonijos, todėl perėmė savo vyresniojo draugo muzikai būdingą jaudinantį romantiškumą.

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One of Lithuania’s most renowned violinists, Professor Rusnė Mataitytė has performed at venues such as the Konzerthaus in Vienna, Carnegie Hall in New York, St. John’s Smith Square in London. She is a member of the Kaskados Piano Trio and has appeared in major festivals in Lithuania and abroad. She has won prizes at the David Oistrakh and Louis Spohr violin competitions, and was a winner of the Johannes Brahms Chamber Ensemble Competition with the Kaskados Piano Trio. Composers Osvaldas Balakauskas, Algirdas Martinaitis and Sadie Harrison have dedicated violin concertos to her; she has recorded several albums. Tonight, Mataitytė collaborates with the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra in the Second Violin Concerto, composed between 1937 and 1938 by one of the most prominent Hungarian composers of the twentieth century, Béla Bartók.

Keri-Lynn Wilson, who is already well-known to our audience and has conducted several impressive programmes at the Lithuanian National Philharmonic Concert Hall, will grace the conductor’s podium. Her most recent engagements include her debut at the Metropolitan Opera Theatre conducting Shostakovich’s opera Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk and her debut at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires conducting Puccini’s Tosca, a return to London’s Royal Opera (Verdi’s La Traviata), concerts with Tokyo’s NHK Orchestra, and many others. In April this year, Keri-Lynn Wilson formed the Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra to help Ukrainian musicians. She has toured this ensemble in Europe (Warsaw, the Proms in London, the Edinburgh Festival, festival Les Chorégies d’Orange in France, as well as in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Dublin, Amsterdam) and New York, with a final concert in Washington.

The evening will begin with Vytautas Barkauskas’ Konzertstück für Orchester No. 2, Op. 103, one of his most frequently performed opuses by the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra (LNSO). The LNSO was the first performer of this atmospheric symphonic composition under the baton of Maestro Juozas Domarkas, to whom the work is dedicated. After the interval the concert will feature Antonín Dvořák’s Seventh Symphony No. 7, the first of the famous three of his last symphonies, mesmerising by its perfect structure and elan. The composer was influenced by Brahms’ Third Symphony, and therefore took on the stirring romanticism of his older friend’s music.

English

For the anniversary of violinist Rusnė Mataitytė by Barkauskas, Bartók, Dvořák, Sat 12 Nov 2022, From (2022/2022), Conductor Modestas Pitrenas, Keri-Lynn Wilson, Lithuanian National Philharmonic Society, Vilnius, Lithuania

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