Name: Rok Zaletel Černoš, Violina Dirigentka: Živa Ploj Peršuh
Start: 2024-02-23T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-02-23T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Slovenska filharmonija

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Živa Ploj Peršuh

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Rok Zaletel Černoš

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Rok Zaletel Černoš, Violina Dirigentka: Živa Ploj Peršuh

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Rok Zaletel Černoš, Violina Dirigentka: Živa Ploj Peršuh: Variations On A Theme By Haydn In B Flat Major, Op. 56a Brahms (+2 More)

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Variationen über ein Thema von Haydn, Op. 56a

Violinkonzert Nr. 1 in fis-Moll, Op. 14

Sinfonie Nr. 3 in Es-Dur, op. 55 ("Heroische Sinfonie")

Simon Samuel

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Rok Zaletel Černoš, Violina Dirigentka: Živa Ploj Peršuh:    Variations On A Theme By Haydn In B Flat Major, Op. 56a, Brahms  (+2 more)

conductor: Slaven Kulenović
orchestra: SNG Maribor
place: Slovenian Philharmonic
recorded by: avdio - RTV Slovenija
                       video - Grega Ravnjak


class of: red.prof Vasilij Meljnikov

Violin: Katharina Abbuehl
Bow: Thomas Gerbeth

Variacije na Haydnovo temo  Johannesa Brahmsa, ki so nastale kot oda Josephu Haydnu, so prelomno skladateljevo delo, saj gre za prvo delo za veliki orkester brez solista, zato variacije lahko razumemo kot pripravo na pravi simfonični “podvig”, Prvo simfonijo, ki je nastala tri leta kasneje. Vsaka variacija prinaša unikaten značaj in glasbeno barvitost, pri čemer v ospredju ohranja osnovno temo. Eden najpomembnejših glasbenih virtuozov Henryk Wieniawski je naročilo za Koncert za violino št. 1 dobil od ruskih plemičev, kar je potrjevalo njegov ugled skladatelja in violinista. Delo je napisal med bivanjem v Rusiji, v njem pa se izražajo bogate melodične linije, tehnično zahtevni vložki ter strastne pasaže. Ludwig van Beethoven je Simfonijo št. 3, bolj znano kot “Eroica”,  ustvaril v obdobju, ko je izgubljal sluh. Ta osebna stiska je verjetno prispevala k intenzivnosti in globini izraza v simfoniji, ki je poleg svoje revolucionarnosti v razvoju simfonične glasbe vplivala tudi na kasnejše generacije skladateljev.
7. Zimski festival bodo tako sklenila dela treh mojstrov iz zakladnice klasičnih del v izvedbi Slovenskega mladinskega orkestra pod vodstvom dirigentke Žive Ploj Peršuh. Vsestranska dirigentka in ustanoviteljica ter umetniška vodja orkestra deluje s širokim simfoničnim in opernim repertoarjem, z veseljem pa vodi tudi žanrsko raznolike projekte. Orkester, ki zapolnjuje vrzel med formalnim izobraževanjem in realnostjo poklica, mladim glasbenikom omogoči iz prve roke spoznati vse vidike življenja poklicnega glasbenika. Kot solist se bo s Prvim violinskim koncertom Wieniawskega predstavil Rok Zaletel Černoš, ki se je letos kot prvi slovenski violinist udeležil prestižnega Mednarodnega tekmovanja P. I. Čajkovski v Moskvi. Rok je diplomiral na Akademiji za glasbo v Ljubljani v razredu prof. Vasilija Meljnikova in že v času študija prejel poleg številnih drugih nagrad tudi Prešernovo. Trenutno študij nadaljuje pri prof. Meljnikovu na magistrski stopnji in zaključuje študij na Univerzi za glasbo in upodabljajočo umetnost na Dunaju, za katerega prejema štipendijo Mestne občine Ljubljana

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Johannes Brahms’s Variations on a Theme  by Haydn, conceived as an ode to Joseph Haydn, represent a turning point in the composer’s career as his first work for large orchestra without a soloist. The variations may therefore be understood as a preparation for a true symphonic exploit, his First Symphony, which appeared three years later. Each variation brings its own unique character and musical colour, while maintaining the basic theme in the foreground. One of the most distinguished violinists in musical history, Henryk Wieniawski, received the commission to compose his Violin Concerto No. 1 from a member of the Russian nobility, which cemented his reputation as a composer and violin virtuoso. He composed the work while living in Russia. It features rich melodic lines, technically demanding interludes and fiery, passionate passages. Ludwig van Beethoven’s Third Symphony, known as the “Eroica”, was written during the period when the composer was grappling with the loss of his hearing. This distressing personal situation probably contributed to the intensity and depth of expression in the symphony, which revolutionised the development of symphonic music and influenced successive generations of composers.
The 7th Winter Festival will thus conclude with three works from the treasury of classical music, performed by the Slovene Youth Orchestra under conductor Živa Ploj Peršuh. A versatile conductor who is also the founder and artistic director of the orchestra, she has a wide symphonic and operatic repertoire and also enjoys tackling genre-spanning projects. Bridging the gap between formal education and the realities of professional playing, the Slovene Youth Orchestra gives young musicians a first-hand experience of all aspects of life as a professional musician. The soloist in Wieniawski’s Violin Concerto No. 1 will be Rok Zaletel Černoš, who this year became the first Slovene violinist to participate in the prestigious International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. Rok is a graduate of the Ljubljana Academy of Music, where he studied under Vasilij Meljnikov. He won numerous prizes while still a student, including a Student Prešeren Prize. He is currently continuing his master studies with prof. Meljnikov at the Ljubljana Academy of Music and is completing his studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna, for which he is receiving a scholarship from the Municipality of Ljubljana.

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