Name: Mesterstykker I Tivoli
Start: 2023-05-20T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-05-20T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Tivolis Koncertsalen

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Christian Øland

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Alva Holm

Violin

Soprano

Frederikke Kampmann

Orchestra

Tivoli Copenhagen Phil

Copenhagen Phil

Mesterstykker I Tivoli

Copenhagen

Denmark

Tivolis Koncertsalen

Mesterstykker I Tivoli: Concert Various

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MASTERPIECES IN TIVOLI #1
On May 20, Christian Øland and Tivoli Copenhagen Phil open the season with a masterful program of catchy music by composers such as Carl Nielsen, Bizet, Dvorák and Smetana. The young prize-winning violinist Alva Holm and the soprano Frederikke Holm – two of the most exciting talents on the Danish stage – stand in front of the orchestra, among other things. with Sarasate's Carmen Fantasi and selected arias by Puccini and Gounod. Look forward to hearing or rehearsing the greatest classical moments at the concert Mesterstykker i Tivoli #1.

The season in the Tivoli Concert Hall begins in the most festive way on Saturday 20 May, when the Tivoli Copenhagen Phil, conducted by Christian Øland, offers a varied program that ranges from Georges Bizet's festive Carmen overture to music by Dvorák and  Mozart . From the latter we get the overture to  Don Giovanni  – according to Søren Kierkegaard the most unrivaled music ever composed – a claim that many will happily subscribe to almost 180 years after the philosopher made this claim in his work Either-Or  from  1843 .

"Hear, hear, hear Mozart's Don Juan!" wrote Kierkegaard, among other things, with undisguised enthusiasm, and it is not difficult to imagine how the stooped man repeatedly hurried the few hundred meters from his residence in Ny Østergade to Det Kgl. Theater at Kongens Nytorv, where he supposedly had his regular place when Mozart was on the program.

The concert features two exciting Danish soloists; the young violinist Alva Holm, winner of the Sonning Talent Prize 2020, is a soloist in Pablo Sarasate's exuberant  Carmen Fantasi,  and the soprano Frederikke Kampmann, who made her opera debut in 2008 at Valdemar Slot as  Euridice  in Monteverdi's opera  L'Orfeo  , sings arias by Mozart, Puccini and Gounod. From the latter, we will hear the so-called  "Juvelarie" , which cartoon geeks will know from the Tintin album, where the character Bianca Castafiore, 'The Milanese nightingale', sings, among other things: "Oh,  I laugh when I see myself in the mirror. "

Czech music is also on offer. From Smetana we get classical music's most beloved orchestral piece  Moldau - a sonorous depiction of the wide river that flows through Prague, and from Antonin Dvorák - his Slavic Dance No. 8 and the last movement of his Symphony No. 8 - languishing and catchy music.

Dvorák's 8th Symphony, which received its first performance at a concert in February 1890, is a piece of music that is both graceful and dramatic. The Czech composer wrote the work on the occasion that he had just been elected to the Academy of Arts and Sciences in Prague. In its original form, the symphony has the genre's traditional four movements, and the work's last movement, which the audience will experience, will be a stormy experience: the finale, called allegro ma non troppo.  There are many passages inspired by Bohemian folk music in this concerto, and one fully understands that many Czechs consider Dvorák to be their national composer.

English

MESTERSTYKKER I TIVOLI #1
20. maj åbner Christian Øland og Tivoli Copenhagen Phil sæsonen med et mesterligt program af iørefaldende musik med komponister som Carl Nielsen, Bizet, Dvorák og Smetana. Den unge prisvindende violinist Alva Holm og sopranen Frederikke Holm – to af de mest spændende talenter på den danske scene – står foran orkestret bl.a. med Sarasates Carmen Fantasi og udvalgte arier af Puccini og Gounod. Glæd dig til at høre eller genhøre de største klassiske øjeblikke til koncerten Mesterstykker i Tivoli #1.

Sæsonen i Tivoli Koncertsal indledes på festligste vis lørdag den 20. maj, når Tivoli Copenhagen Phil, dirigeret af Christian Øland, byder på et afvekslende program, der spænder fra Georges Bizets festlige Carmen-ouverture til musik af Dvorák og Mozart. Af sidstnævnte får vi ouverturen til Don Giovanni – ifølge Søren Kierkegaard den mest uovertrufne musik, der nogensinde er blevet komponeret – en påstand, mange gladeligt vil skrive under på knap 180 år efter, at filosoffen i sit værk Enten-Eller fra 1843 fremsatte denne påstand.

”Hør, hør, hør Mozarts Don Juan!” skrev Kierkegaard blandt andet med utilsløret begejstring, og det er ikke svært at forestille sig, hvordan den krumryggede mand gang på gang ilede de få hundrede meter fra sin bopæl i Ny Østergade til Det Kgl. Teater på Kongens Nytorv, hvor han angiveligt havde sin stamplads, når Mozart var på programmet.

Koncerten byder på to spændende danske solister; den unge violinist Alva Holm, vinder af Sonning Talentpris 2020, er solist i Pablo Sarasates sprudlende Carmen Fantasi, og sopranen Frederikke Kampmann, der fik sin operadebut i 2008 på Valdemar Slot som Euridice i Monteverdis opera L’Orfeo synger arier af Mozart, Puccini og Gounod. Af sidstnævnte skal vi høre den såkaldte ”Juvelarie”, som tegneserienørder vil kende fra det Tintin-album, hvor figuren Bianca Castafiore, ’Den milanesiske nattergal’, blandt andet synger: ”Åh, jeg ler, når jeg mig selv i spejlet ser.”

Der bydes også på tjekkisk musik. Af Smetana får vi af den klassiske musiks mest yndede orkesterstykke Moldau – en klingende skildring af den brede flod, der strømmer gennem Prag, og af Antonin Dvorák – hans Slavisk Dans nr. 8 samt den sidste sats fra hans symfoni nr. 8 – smægtende og iørefaldende musik.

Dvoráks 8. symfoni, der fik sin førsteopførelse ved en koncert i februar 1890, er et på én gang yndefuldt og dramatisk musikværk. Den tjekkiske komponist skrev værket i anledning af, at han netop var blevet indvalgt i Akademiet for Kunst og Videnskab i Prag. Symfonien har i sin oprindelige form genrens traditionelle fire satser, og værkets sidste sats, som publikum kommer til at opleve, bliver en stormfuld oplevelse: Finalen med betegnelsen allegro ma non troppo. Der er mange passager inspireret af bøhmisk folkemusik i denne koncert, og man forstår til fulde, at mange tjekker anser Dvorák for at være deres nationalkomponist.

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Mesterstykker I Tivoli by Various, Od (2023/2023), Dirigent Christian Øland, Tivolis Koncertsalen, Copenhagen, Denmark

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