Name: Spread the Music to the World - Prayer for Peace
Start: 2022-03-20T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-03-20T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Congress Graz

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Lyrica Classic

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Elisabeta Marin

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Nicholas Will

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Hermine Haselböck

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Yulia Petrachuk

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Spread the Music to the World - Prayer for Peace

Graz

Austria

Congress Graz

Stefaniensaal

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Organ Sonata

Ave Maria

O Gladsome Light

I Paki Ti Reku

Lord's Prayer

Prayer for Peace

St. Francis Prayer

Akathist to the Holy Virgin

Canticum fratris solis

Salutatio Virtutum

Matias Vergara Moyano

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Spread the Music to the World - Prayer for Peace: Organ Sonata Dubois, E. (+10 More)

PRAYER FOR PEACE - organ and vocal music composed by Emmanuel Dubois and Eli Tamar.
At Congress Graz, Stefaniensaal, Austria, March 20, 2022.
Artists:
Organist Nicholas Will
Soprano Yulia Petrachuk
Soprano Elisabeta Marin
Mezzo-soprano Hermine Haselböck
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With the support of the US Embassy in Austria, Lyrica Classic introduces a new American organ and vocal sacred music in its annual international music program SPREAD NEW MUSIC TO THE WORLD 2022.

Driven by the mission to unite nations through music, the program provided a unique opportunity for the Austrian audiences to experience new American sacred music in the American-Austrian music production "PRAYER FOR PEACE" at the Congress Graz Stefaniensaal in Graz, Austria, featuring two talented contemporary composers - Emmanuel Dubois and Eli Tamar.

"Spread New Music to the World" was designed to help other countries discover new or unknown American music. In 2022, the project was possible thanks to the US Embassy in Austria and its annual program, "US Mission to Austria."

This concert is being performed to honor those who tragically lost their lives due to the coronavirus pandemic. Also, we dedicate the performance to the Ukrainian people and honor the fallen victims.

Visit our website to learn more about the project: https://lyricaclassic.org/spread_new_...

Find the program and lyrics' translations at: https://lyricaclassic.org/concert-pro...
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CONCERT PROGRAM

PART I  - 0:00

6:45 - "ORGAN SONATA" and 19:08 "AVE MARIA" by Emmanuel Dubois, performed by soprano Elisabeta Marin and organist Nicholas Will
40:36 - "AVE MARIA" by Eli Tamar, performed by mezzo-soprano Hermine Haselböck and organist Nicholas Will 
43:56 - “O, GLADSOME LIGHT” by Eli Tamar, performed by soprano Yulia Petrachuk and organist Nicholas Will 
50:56 - TRIO "I PAKI TI REKU" by Eli Tamar, performed by sopranos Yulia Petrachuk and Elisabeta Marin, and mezzo-soprano Hermine Haselböck  
55:07 - TRIO "LORD'S PRAYER" by Eli Tamar, performed by sopranos Yulia Petrachuk and Elisabeta Marin, mezzo-soprano Hermine Haselböck, and organist Nicholas Will 
 
PART II - 1:01:36

1:01:59 - "PRAYER FOR PEACE" by Eli Tamar, performed by soprano Yulia Petrachuk and organist Nicholas Will 
1:08:24 - "SALUTATIO VIRTUTUM" by Eli Tamar, performed by soprano Elisabeta Marin and organist Nicholas Will
1:22:18 - "SAINT FRANCIS PRAYER" by Eli Tamar, performed by mezzo-soprano Hermine Haselböck and organist Nicholas Will 
1:29:20 - "AKATHIST TO THE HOLY VIRGIN" by Eli Tamar, performed by soprano Yulia Petrachuk 
1:33:49 - CANTATA "CANTICUM FRATRIS SOLIS" by Eli Tamar, performed by soprano Elisabeta Marin, mezzo-soprano Hermine Haselböck, and organist Nicholas Will 


COMPOSER EMMANUEL M DUBOIS grew up in Brussels and received his master’s degree in organic chemistry from the University of Brussels; after moving to the United States, he began his scientific career. Emmanuel then earned an MBA from the University of North Carolina and took up a prominent banking position. Not until the age of 46 did Dubois decide to follow his artistic dream. So, he entered the University of Michigan, where he studied composition. Within 25 years, he created about 60 works performed at the world’s leading venues. In 2019, his oratorio “Requiem for the Fallen” was US-premiered by Lyrica Classic at Carnegie Hall in NYC. In 2020, the oratorio was selected by the US Embassy in Moscow for its “Mission to Russia” annual program and Russian-premiered by Lyrica Classic in December 2020 in memory of the fallen in WWII.
In 2021, Dubois’ piano concerto “Imagine New York” was world-premiered at Zurab Tsereteli Gallery by a famous pianist and soloist of Mariinsky Theater, Mikhail Benediktov, and orchestra Voce Anima conducted by Michael Kotelnikov.

COMPOSER ELI TAMAR’s multicultural background has contributed to his ability to explore and synthesize elements of different styles, overcoming spiritual barriers between various musical, literary, and religious traditions. His compositions were featured in such venues as St. Paul’s Knightsbridge Church in London, American Church in Paris, Rachmaninov Hall at Moscow Conservatory, Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh, San Marcello al Corso Church in Rome, “De Boni Arte” Foundation series of sacred music and “Great Names in Art” – Charitable Foundation in Russia, Diaghilev Festival in Perm, and Prism concerts in New York. Many of his compositions have been premiered by the renowned countertenor, and soloist of the Metropolitan Opera, Andrey Nemzer. In 2021 Eli Tamar served on the jury of the First International Competition of Christian Music Composers, held in Moscow.
In December 2021, Lyrica Classic world-premiered Eli’s “Requiem” at Moscow Sobornaya Palata by renowned Moscow Synodal Choir and the famous mezzo-soprano, soloist of the Novaya Opera Theater and the Hungarian State Opera House in Budapest, Polina Shamaeva.

Lyrica Classic is dedicated to bringing new and previously unknown music to the stage for the advancement of the classical music art form and the enrichment of culture through classical music creations. Its program "Spread New Music to The World" was designed to help other countries discover new or unknown American music through collaborative productions with top-caliber artists from the US and other countries. 

Driven by the mission to unite nations through music, the "Spread New Music to the World" program will provide a unique opportunity for the Austrian audiences to experience new American sacred music in the American-Austrian music production "PRAYER FOR PEACE" at the Congress Graz Stefaniensaal on Sunday, March 20, 2022, at 19:00 CET.

With the support of the US Embassy in Austria and in collaboration with the Austrian Artistic Agency Künstleragentur Hollaender-Calix, Lyrica Classic will bring sacred organ and vocal music of two American composers Eli Tamar and Emmanuel Dubois, to the Austrian audiences. The works are written on Catholic and Orthodox prayer texts and performed by renowned American and Austrian artists

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Spread the Music to the World - Prayer for Peace by Dubois, E., Tamar, ig. 20 mar. 2022, Noiztik (2022/2022), Congress Graz, Graz, Austria

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