FESTIVAL MÚSICA VIVA 2010

FESTIVAL MÚSICA VIVA 2010
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September 10th – 25th at the Jerónimos Monastery, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, the
Belém Arts Centre and the Franco-Português Institute in Lisbon.
All information at http://www.misomusic.com/2010musicaviva
Already in it’s 16th edition, the Música Viva Festival 2010 stands out in the national music scene as a
privileged lieu to get in touch with the contemporary musical creation. A place where technology and
music crossover, a place where the acoustic and the analogue meet the electronic and the digital.
Promoted by Miso Music Portugal – accomplishing 25 years of relentless activity in 2010 - the Música
Viva Festival is one of the major actions developed by this association, among its broad range of
activities.
The Música Viva Festival 2010 aims at challenging composers and performers, appeals to one’s
curiosity and hopes to be a meeting for music that reinvents itself day after day, trying to find itself,
trying to find it’s essence, knowing that it’s the sharing part of it which makes it valuable.
The festival shows its cosmopolitan feature by programming face-to-face Portuguese and foreign
creators, inviting composers from Japan to Canada, and reinforcing the presence of European
composers.
This year there’s also a specific program for the young audiences with 3 public concerts and the
participation of two choirs for children: the extraordinary and pioneer Tapiola Choir from Finland,
presenting themselves in Portugal for the first time and the University of Lisbon’s Children’s Choir. It is
even time to celebrate the Portuguese composer Miguel Azguime’s 50th birthday.
With more than 40 premieres in 11 concerts, 18 world premieres, 28 Portuguese premieres and the
total amount of 70 works; not counting the 35 electronic works presented at the Sound Walk, the
award-winning pieces from the Música Viva 2010 Composition Competition and several new works
from students from the Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa.
This year’s festival line-up profiles very different musical proposals – outstanding soloists, the
participation of the Gulbenkian Orchestra and the Gulbenkian Choir, the meeting of two children’s
choirs, the iconic electronic music concerts by the Loudspeakers’ Orchestra, the several chamber
music concerts by foreign ensembles such as the Norrbotten Neo from Sweden and the Ars Nova from
Romania and Portuguese key ensembles like the Matosinhos String Quartet and the Sond’Ar-te
Electric Ensemble among others – and this is what accounts for the multiplicity and the truly eclectic
musical creation being presented in Portugal and throughout the world.
MAIN SUPPORTS:
CÂMARA MUNICIPAL DE LISBOA, CÂMARA MUNICIPAL DE CASCAIS, TURISMO DE LISBOA, ÉBANO & MARFIM, RTP ANTENA 2, RÁDIO EUROPA, MINISTÉRIO
DA CULTURA, DIRECÇÃO GERAL DAS ARTES, FUNDAÇÃO CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN, INSTITUTO FRANCO-PORTUGUÊS, ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE, CENTRO
CULTURAL DE BELÉM, IGESPAR, MOSTEIRO DOS JERÓNIMOS, INTERNATIOMAL SOCIETY FOR CONTEMPORARY MUSIC, IPERRENT, LOURISOM, MISO
MUSIC PORTUGAL, MISO STUDIO, MISO RECORDS, CENTRO DE INFORMAÇÃO E INVESTIGAÇÃO DA MÚSICA PORTUGUESA, MIOSÓTIS, APPLE VAD
Friday, 10 Sep 2010
Monastery of Jerónimos
21h30 - Claustro
CINEMA OF SOUNDS UNDER THE STARS
The Monastery of Jeronimos, a Portuguese architectural gem, will be assumed as the "Philips Pavilion" for one night to present
Edgard Varèse's "Poème Électronique". In a technology translucent programme, the Miso Music Portugal Loudspeaker
Orchestra joins with two exceptional soloists to present a mixed programme, with emblematic works from the recent history of
electronic music and puts alongside Jonathan Harvey, Isabel Soveral, Alejandro Viñao, Steve Reich and Miguel Azguime works.
FRANCES M LYNCH soprano
NUNO PINTO clarinet
MIGUEL AZGUIME live-electronics
PAULA AZGUIME sound projection
MISO STUDIO technical implementation & electronics
Program:
Jimi Hendrix - … and the gods made love
3’
(electroacoustic)
Alejandro Viñao - Chant d'Ailleurs (1991)
18’
(voice & electronics)
Jonathan Harvey - Mortuos Plango, Vivos Voco (1980)
8’
(electroacoustic)
Miguel Azguime - No Oculto Profuso (2009)
15’
(clarinet & electronics)
Iannis Xenakis - Concret PH (1958)
2’
(electroacoustic)
Edgard Varèse - Poème Électronique (1958)
8’08
(electroacoustic)
Isabel Soveral - since brass nor stone (2007)
11’
(voice & electronics)
Steve Reich - New York Counterpoint (1985)
(clarinet & electronics)
11’
Saturday, 11 Sep 2010
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
19h00 – Grande Auditório
GULBENKIAN choir and orchestra
A Gulbenkian Music Department production in association with Música Viva Festival 2010 / Miso Music Portugal where John
Adams's work invites us to rediscover Mozart's Magic Flute, in a technological breakthrough release, conducted by Joana
Carneiro.
JOANA CARNEIRO conductor
MARIA PINTO soprano
NOAH STEWART tenor
JOB TOMÉ baritone
RUI HORTA stage design, actors direction
GUILHERME MARTINS video
Program:
John Adams – A Flowering Tree (2006) EP
1h53’
(Portuguese subtitles)
EP Portuguese premiere
A CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN FOUNDATION MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRODUCTION IN ASSOCIATION WITH MÚSICA VIVA FESTIVAL 2010 / MISO MUSIC PORTUGAL
Thursday, 16 Sep 2010
Belém Arts Centre
20h00 - 24h00 - Caminho Pedonal
SOUND WALK
Thursday, 16 Sep 2010
Belém Arts Centre
21H00 - Pequeno Auditório
Matosinhos String Quartet
Matosinhos' String Quartet sensitivity and mastery will once again mark its presence at the Música Viva Festival with a
programme that will revisit the past hundred years of musical writing for the string quartet. The meeting between Anton Webern's
seminal work and Luis de Freitas Branco's work will be the frame for Miguel Azguime's pieces, whose creative epicentre will lead
the virtuosity of Marco Pereira's cello to its extreme. The concert will end with Le Feu qui Dort, named after the eponymous
poem by Mario Dionisio, one of the only acoustic works that Miguel Azguime has written, but whose composition breathes and
exudes an intimate knowledge of the sound phenomena.
VITOR VIEIRA violin I
JUAN CARLOS MAGGIORANI violin II
JORGE ALVES viola
MARCO PEREIRA cello
MIGUEL AZGUIME live-electronics
PAULA AZGUIME sound projection
MISO STUDIO technical implementation & electronics
Program:
Matosinhos String Quartet
Luís de Freitas Branco - string quartet (1911)
20’
Miguel Azguime - Paraître Parmi (2006)
15’
(string quartet & electronics)
Miguel Azguime - Moment à l'extrêmement * (2006)
15’
(cello & electronics)
Anton Webern - string quartet Op.28 (1937-8)
Miguel Azguime - Le Feu qui Dort ** (2008)
8’
15’
(string quartet)
•
SUPPORTED
BY
Matosinhos’
String
Quartet
and
Matosinhos
Municipality
commissioned by Collectif éOle
** commissioned by Matosinhos City Council
EA world premiere
EP Portuguese premiere
Friday, 17 Sep, 2010
Belém Arts Centre
10h00 - 24h00 - Caminho Pedonal
SOUND WALK
21H00 - Pequeno Auditório
NORRBOTTEN NEO ENSEMBLE & SOND’AR-TE ELECTRIC ENSEMBLE
In the first "two-for-one" concerts of the festival, the Sond'Ar-te Electric Ensemble invites Norrbotten NEO Ensemble for an
unique cosmopolitan programme. The collective work Cadavre Exquis will present us its most international body, followed by two
Miso Music Portugal commissions: a revisit to the most recent Isabel Soveral's work and a world premiere of Masataka Matsuo's.
As a reaction, the Swedish group will oppose an eclectic programme that will take us on a journey from the Scandinavian
peninsula to Italy while evoking the memory of two extraordinary composers of the second half of the twentieth century, Fausto
Romitelli and Franco Donatoni. Furthermore the Norrbotten NEO Ensemble will take the opportunity to surprise us with their
latest commission to Per Mårtensson.
PETTER SUNDKVIST conductor
Norrbotten NEO Ensemble
SARA HAMMARSTRÖM flute
ROBERT ECK clarinet
MÅRTEN LANDSTRÖM piano
DANIEL SAUR percussion
CHRISTIAN SVARFVAR violin
KIM HELLGREN viola
DAVID GAMMELGÅRD cello
PETTER SUNDKVIST artistic director
Sond’Ar-te Electric Ensemble
MONIKA DUARTE STREITOVÁ flute
NUNO PINTO clarinet
ANA TELLES piano
SUZANNA LIDEGRAN violin
NELSON FERREIRA cello
MIGUEL AZGUIME artistic director
MIGUEL AZGUIME live-electronics
PAULA AZGUIME sound projection
MISO STUDIO technical implementation & electronics
Program:
Sond’Ar-te Electric Ensemble
Instrumental Cadavre Exquis (2010) *
20’
works by:
Jonathan Harvey, Zuriñe Gerenabarrena, Takayuki Rai, Bertrand Dubedout, Leilei Tian,
Claude Ledoux, Jesus Villa-Rojo, Philippe Leroux, Masataka Matsuo, Ivo Nilson, John
McLachlan, Michael Blake, Clarence Barlow, Peter Swinnen
Isabel Soveral - Le Navigateur du Soleil Incandescent-quatrième lettre (2010) * 12’
Masataka Matsuo - A Double Fiber of Resonance (2010) * EA
Norrbotten NEO Ensemble
Rolf Wallin - The Age of Wire and String (2005)
10’
15’
Per Mårtensson - Diptychon (2009/10) EP
12’
Fausto Romitelli - Nell’alto dei Giorni Immobili (1990) EP
11’
Franco Donatoni - Arpège (1986)
12’
* commissioned by Miso Music Portugal
EA world pemiere
EP Portuguese premiere
SUPPORTED
BY
EMBASSY
OF
SWEDEN,
NORRBOTTENS
MUSIKEN,
EMBASSY
OF
JAPAN
AND
SOND’AR‐TE
ELECTRIC
ENSEMBLE
Saturday, 18 Sep, 2010
Belém Arts Centre
10h00 - 24h00 - Caminho Pedonal
SOUND WALK
15h00 – Almada Negreiros Room
SOND’AR-TE ELECTRIC ENSEMBLE & CONTOS CONTADOS COM SOM
The Sond'Ar-te Electric Ensemble appeals to children's curiosity and their families in a unique opportunity to re-discover the
"Electroacoustic Theatre – Sound Stories". Stories, narrators, musical instruments and live-electronics all come together to
surprise us with this innovative musical proposal, a key Miso Music Portugal project which links with the historical musical
repertoire created for the young, like Le carnaval des animaux by Camille Saint-Saëns or Sergei Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf.
Sond’Ar-te Electric Ensemble
JEAN-SÉBASTIEN BÉREAU conductor
MIGUEL AZGUIME E ROSINDA COSTA narrators
MONIKA DUARTE STREITOVÁ flute
NUNO PINTO clarinet
ANA TELLES piano
SUZANNA LIDEGRAN violin
NELSON FERREIRA cello
MIGUEL AZGUIME artistic director
JOSÉ LUÍS FERREIRA live electronics
PAULA AZGUIME sound projection
MISO STUDIO technical implementation & electronics
Electroacoustic Theatre – Sound Stories
PAULA AZGUIME concept
ÁGATA MANDILLO selection and adaptation of the stories
ANA MANDILLO, ÁGATA MANDILLO narrators
SIMÃO COSTA live-electronics
MISO STUDIO technical implementation & electronics
Program:
José Luís Ferreira - Uma mesa é uma mesa! Será? * (2008)
7’
story by Isabel Martins
João Madureira - Toc, Toc, Toc * (2009)
12’
story by Hélia Correia
Simão Costa - A Estrela do Mar foi Viajar *(2007)
9’
story by Mafalda Azevedo
Miguel Azguime - Mestre Gato ou o Gato de Botas ** (2009)
27’
story by Charles Perrault
•
SUPPORTED
BY
CASCAIS
MUNICIPALITY
AND
SOND’AR‐TE
ELECTRIC
ENSEMBLE
§
commissioned by Miso Music Portugal
** commissioned by Belém Arts Centre
21h00 - Pequeno Auditório
TAPIOLA CHOIR - PRIMITIVE MUSIC / FINNISH CONTEMPORARY REPERTOIRE
With a history dating back to 1963, the Tapiola Choir founded by Erkki Pohjola will be welcomed by Miso Music Portugal for their
first appearance in Portugal. The Tapiola Choir has distinguished itself in the Scandinavian music scene and is considered today
one of the most renowned children choirs in the world. The contemporary musical language of the featured composers, will
frame the historical heritage of the runes and a mythological version of the Nativity.
PASI HYÖKKI conductor
Program:
Einojuhani Rautavaara Lorca Suite Federico Garcia Lorca texts (1973) EP
Canción de jinete
El grito
La luna asoma
Malagueña
6’
Einojuhani Rautavaara The First Runo Kalevala texts (1984) EP
8’
Jukka Linkola Primitive Music (1998) EP
Choreography Marjatta Linkola
6’
1. The Sunrise
2. Work Song
Kaija Saariaho Kesäpäivä Alex Barrière texts (2006) EP
13’
1. hetki: Aamutuima
2. hetki: Työ
3. hetki: Kaipausaika
4. hetki: Mystinen aika
5. hetki: Yön sarastus
Jukka Linkola Primitive Music
Choreography Marjatta Linkola
7’
4. The Ritual Dance
5. The Joiku
Einojuhani Rautavaara Marjatta, the Lowly Maiden Kalevala/Rautavaara (1977) EP
(A Finnish Mystery Play)
23’
TUULI LINDEBERG Marjatta
OLGA NIKOLSKAJA-HEIKKILÄ Ruotus wife
SOFIA NIEMI maiden
ANNA MATVEJEFF flute
STRING QUARTET
EP Portuguese premiere
CONCERT FINANCED BY LUSES - FOUNDATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF FINNISH MUSIC
SUPPORTED BY ESPOO MUNICIPALITY, FOUNDATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF FINNISH MUSIC, OUTOTEC FINLAND, FINNISH EMBASSY, LUSES FOUNDATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF
FINNISH MUSIC, SEIXAL MUNICIPAL ECOMUSEUM, LISBON UNIVERSITY RECTORATE, TAPIOLA KUORO, BARRAQUEIRO
Sunday, 19 Sep, 2010
Belém Arts Centre
10h00 - 24h00 - Caminho Pedonal
SOUND WALK
15h00 - Pequeno Auditório
LISBON UNIVERSITY CHILDREN CHOIR & TAPIOLA CHOIR
Over one hundred children will sing and dance in this choreographed concert performed by children for children; Lisbon
University Children Choir joins the Tapiola Choir to surprise us and to make us vibrate.
LISBON UNIVERSITY CHILDREN CHOIR
ERICA MANDILLO conductor
JOÃO LUCENA E VALE piano
LEONOR CARDOSO guest pianist (four hands)
LISBON UNIVERSITY CHILDREN CHOIR ELEMENTS:
Aclésia Fernandes, Afonso Alves, Afonso Maia, Alexandra Sousa,
Andreia Baptista, Andresa Oliveira, Anisia Fernandes, Bianca Varela, Camila Robert, Catarina Valente, Clara Gonçalves, Constança Villaverde,
Ema San Payo, Inês Cardoso, Inês Santos, Joana Barroso, Joana Cardoso, João Barata, Leonor Costa, Leonor Robert, Maria Ana
Mascaranhas, Maria Caratão, Mariana Courteilles, Mariana Fernandes, Mariana Portela, Mariana Robert, Matilde Lopes, Raquel Rebordão,
Rebeca Amorim, Rita Vitorino, Rodrigo Lopes, Rosa Kahrel, Rosa Vieira, Sara Maia, Sofia Cardoso, Sofia Máximo, Sofia Moody, Teresa
Rebordão, Teresa Reis, Teresa Vasconcelos, Wilson Oliveira.
TAPIOLA CHOIR
PASI HYÖKKI conductor
Program:
Lisbon University Children Choir
30’
Maurice Ohana - Quatre Choeurs pour voix d'enfants (1987)
Neige sur les orangers (Berceuse Asturienne)
Mayombé (Incantation Afro-cubaine)
Fernando Lopes-Graça - Presente de Natal"(1978)
O Menino já nasceu
O menino da bandeirinha vermelha
O choro do menino
Caminham as três Marias
Louvai louvai
Anónimo - Sobre uma Cantiga de Santa Maria (Afonso X)
Andrea Vitello - En allant chercher du pain (2009)
Vasco Negreiros - Trava Lengas e Lenga Línguas
***
(four hands piano)
A Pulga
Na Terra dos Tigres
A Burra
Tecelão
A Velha
***dedicated to Lisbon University Children Choir
Tapiola Choir - Finnish Folk Tradition
Ryytimaassa - medley compiled by Kari Ala-Pöllänen
Yoiks
Kalevala-style introit
“Singing contest”
On suuri sun rantas autius arr. Matti Hyökki
Savonlinna waltz
Kesän tullessa waltz by Konsta Jylhä
25’
Tanssi, tyttö, laula, tyttö arr. Kari Ala-Pöllänen
Minuet & polska from Lappfjärd
Flikuleeri arr. Kari Ala-Pöllänen
Minä olen Härmän Kankaanpäästä arr. Matti Hyökki
Jukka Linkola - Primitive Music ÷
1. The Sunrise
2. Work Song
Lisbon University Children Choir & Tapiola Choir
Jukka Linkola - Primitive Music
5 . The Joiku ÷
6’
2’
CONCERT FINANCED BY LUSES - FOUNDATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF FINNISH MUSIC
SUPPORTED BY ESPOO MUNICIPALITY, FOUNDATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF FINNISH MUSIC, OUTOTEC FINLAND, FINNISH EMBASSY, LUSES FOUNDATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF
FINNISH MUSIC, SEIXAL MUNICIPAL ECOMUSEUM, LISBON UNIVERSITY RECTORATE, BARRAQUEIRO, CIUL, TAPIOLA KUORO, VERSAILLES
Wednesday, 22 Sep, 2010
Franco-Português Institute
18h30 – Studio 2
LECTURE: ON SOUND-BASED MUSIC - LEIGH LANDY (DE MONFORT UNIVERSITY - United Kingdom)
21h00 - Auditório P. Friedman
LOUDSPEAKER ORCHESTRA & NOVOS CICLOS POR SEGUNDO
For its third week the festival changes address to the city centre at the Franco-Português Institute, dearing a strong educational
focus. As in a cycle, we go back to the beginning of the festival with concerts by the Loudspeaker Orchestra that reveals its
strongest vocation: the promotion of newly created music. The winners of the 11th Electroacoustic Composition Competition
Música Viva 2010 will thus see their works performed by one of the most acclaimed Miso Music Portugal projects, followed by
the return of the successful "Novos Ciclos por Segundo" where students of Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa (ESML) will
have the opportunity to associate their works to this place of excellence in today's music.
CARLOS FILIPE CRUZ piano
TATIANA ROSA flute
RITA GOMES CAMPOS harp
ANA SEARA piano
RICARDO MENDES violin
RUI COCHARRA clarinet
Program:
Loudspeaker Orchestra
prize winners of the 11th Electroacoustic Composition Competition Música Viva 2010
(electroacoustic)
Novos Ciclos por Segundo
ESML students works
Humberto Ramos - SeuESte (2010) EA
(clarinete e electrónica em tempo real)
Nuno da Rocha – 4+-1 = god! Estudo nº1 para Harpa e Microfone (2010) EA
(harpa e electrónica em tempo real)
Tiago Cabrita - Sopro da Alma (2010) EA
(flauta e electrónica em tempo real)
Diogo Alvim - Do you hear what I'm seeing? (2010) EA
(electroacústica)
Carlos Filipe Cruz - Apelo à catarse (2010) EA
(piano e multimédia)
Vanessa Valério - Ser em ti (2010) EA
(piano, violino e electrónica em tempo real)
EA world premiere
SUPPORTED BY ESCOLA SUPERIOR DE MÚSICA DE LISBOA
Thursday, 23 Sep, 2010
Franco-Português Institute
10h - 13h – Studio 2
MUSIC COMPOSITION MASTER CLASS: "AN UNUSUAL CAREER PATH" BY LEIGH LANDY (DE
MONFORT UNIVERSITY - UNITED KINGDOM)
18h30 – Studio 2
LECTURE - "DESAFIO E IMAGINAÇÃO NAS PAISAGENS SONORAS CONTEMPORÂNEAS: O
CASO DA MÚSICA ELECTROACÚSTICA" BY ANTÓNIO FERREIRA
21h00 - P.FRIEDMAN AUDITORIUM
WORKS CREATED IN RESIDENCE AT LEC & LOUDSPEAKER ORCHESTRA
Pursuing its objectives of disseminating, promoting and encouraging musical creation, Miso Music Portugal has since 2005
welcomed composers in residence at the Lab for Electroacoustic Creation (LEC). The work of the past four residents will be
premiered in the first part of this concert. The second part is devoted to Leigh Landy, composer and musicologist, dedicated in
both his professional activities to the problems related with electronic music diffusion and reception.
TIAGO SCHWÄBL flute
LEIGH LANDY speaker
Program:
Works Created in Residence at LEC
Pierre Alexandre Tremblay - Ces énigmes lumineuses * (2010) EA
(electroacoustic)
Zuriñe Gerenabarrena - Atravessar a noite *+ (2010) EA
(electroacoustic)
Duarte Dinis Silva - Jungle 92 * (2010) EA
(flute & electronics)
Nuno Peixoto de Pinho - Non riesco a cantare le sue parole * (2010) EA
(flute & electronics)
Loudspeaker Orchestra
Leigh Landy - Telenovela (2000) EP
(electronics & speaker)
Leigh Landy - Stein’s Way (1996/2008) EP
(electronics & speaker)
Leigh Landy - I Conduct Electricity (1996) EP
(electronics & conductor)
Leigh Landy - Rock’s Music (1988) EP
(electronics & speaker)
Leigh Landy - To BBC or Not (2008) EP
(electroacoustic)
* commissioned by Miso Music Portugal
+
co-commissioned by Basque government
EA world premiere
EP Portuguese premiere
SUPPORTED BY MISO STUDIO and GOBIERNO VASCO - SPAIN
Friday, 24 Sep, 2010
Franco-Português Institute
10h - 13h – Studio 2
MUSIC COMPOSITION MASTER CLASS - "MÚSICA ELECTROACÚSTICA: ESTRATÉGIAS DE
AUDIÇÃO, VOCABULÁRIO DA IMAGINAÇÃO, ACÇÕES DE COMPOSIÇÃO" BY ANTÓNIO
FERREIRA
18h30 – Studio 2
LECTURE: "CZECH RADIO ACOUSTIC ART PROJECT RADIOCUSTICA" BY MICHAL RATAJ
21h00 - P.FRIEDMAN AUDITORIUM
FLUTE AND GUITAR DUO & LOUDSPEAKER ORCHESTRA
Two exceptional musicians playing in duo or solo with electronics, will present an eclectic programme with three world
premieres, again emphasizing the contemporary Portuguese music creation. This is followed by a monographic concert of
António Ferreira, a prolific and prominent composer in Portuguese electroacoustic music, bringing us a programme that covers
the last thirteen years of the his work.
MONIKA STREITOVÁ flute
PEDRO RODRIGUES guitar
JOSÉ LUÍS FERREIRA projecção sonora
Program:
Flute and guitar duo
Michal Rataj - Wonderland. End (2010) EA
10’
(flute, guitar & electronics)
José Luís Ferreira - I stole a bar from Leo (2010) EP
8’
(guitar & electronics)
Vítor Rua – Digital Orocaia (2010) EA
10’
(flute & guitar)
Pierre Jodlowsky - Dialog/No Dialog (2001)
14’
(flute & electronics)
Sara Carvalho - Begin at the beginning, and go on till you come to the end: then stop (2010) EA
8’
(flute & guitar)
Loudspeaker Orchestra
António Ferreira - More Adult music (1987)
8’
(electroacoustic)
António Ferreira - Ambidecst (2000)
8’
(electroacoustic)
António Ferreira - Wind Speaks to Stone (2005)
10’
(electroacoustic)
António Ferreira - The Conservation of Ruins (2009) EA
10’
(electroacoustic)
EA world premiere
EP Portuguese premiere
SUPPORED BY
Saturday, 25 Sep, 2010
Franco-Português Institute
21h00 - P.FRIEDMAN AUDITORIUM
LOUDSPEAKER ORCHESTRA & ARS NOVA ENSEMBLE
For the last festival concert, the Loudspeaker Orchestra will revisit the works of Portuguese speaking electroacoustic composers
that have specifically composed for the collective work "Cadavre Exquis" which this year marks the Miso Music Portugal 25th
anniversary. In the second part the Ars Nova Ensemble will close this year's Música Viva Festival with the performance of new
Romanian music. This ensemble will bring us a privileged programme punctuated by compelling Portuguese premieres,
highlighted by the works of Cornel Taranu, founder of this famous Romanian ensemble.
Ars Nova Ensemble
CORNEL TARANU conductor
AUREL MARC oboe
IOAN GOILA clarinet
CODRUTA GHENCEAN piano
GREGORE POP percussion
ALBERT MARKOS violin
GRIGORE BOTAR viola
GYULA ORTENSKY cello
Program:
Loudspeaker Orchestra
Electroacustic Cadavre Exquis (2010) *
35’
works by:
Álvaro Garcia de Zuñiga, André Castro, António Ferreira, Carlos Alberto Augusto, Carlos
Guedes, Carlos Marecos, Duarte Dinis Silva, Eduardo Reck Miranda, Emanuel Dimas de Melo
Pimenta, Filipe Lopes, Paulo Chagas, Pedro Patrício, Pedro Rebelo, Ricardo Guerreiro, Rui
Penha, Simão Costa, Tomás Henriques
Ars Nova Ensemble
Cornel Taranu - Pour Jorge (1992) EP
5’
Cristian Marina - Verso (1998) EP
7’
Violeta Dinescu - Cime Lointaine (1990) EP
6’
Tiberiu Olah - Invocatie I (1971) EP
8’
António de Sousa Dias - Komm, tanz mit mir (1997)
11’
Cornel Taranu - Remembering Bartok I (1995) EP
6’
Iannis Xenakis - Charisma (1971) EP
4’
Cornel Taranu - Mosaïques (1992) EP
12’
EP Portuguese premiere
SUPPORTED BY ROMANIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE