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Armenia Mikhail Kokzhaev composer, professor at the Yerevan Conservatoire Narek Tovmasian coordinator of the festival information centre
Azerbaijan Afet Mamedova musicologist, Director of New Music Centre Elmir Mirzoev composer, Director of Initiative Centre of New Music
Belgium Jan Jaspers managing Director of the Flanders Music Centre
Czech Republic Miroslav Pudlak composer, President of ISCM section of the Czech Republic, Director of the MIC of the Czech Republic
Estonia Mare Poldmae musicologist, Director of the MIC of Estonia
Finland Pekka Hako musicologist, ex-Director of the MIC of Finland
Georgia Natela Mamaladze musicologist, Director of the Georgian MIC
Kazakhstan Àleksandr Samarkin musicologist, Vice-Rector of the Almaty State Kurmangazy Conservatoire
Lithuania Daiva Parulskiene director of the Lithuanian MIC
Moldova Vladimir Beleaev composer, President of the Moldova ISCM Section Pavel Rivilis composer, professor at the Chisinau Music Academy Iulia Rivilis pianist Piano Duo: Anatolii Lapicus pianist Iurii Mahovici pianist
Poland Stanislav Czopovicz director of the Poland MIC Anna Dorota Wladyczka musicologist, president of the Polish ISCM section Barbara Zwolska director MIC Warsaw
Romania Nicolae Brindus composer, President of the Romanian ISCM Section
Russia Margarita Esipova musicologist, editor of the Bolshaya Rossijykaya Entsyklopediya Publishing House Anton Rovner composer, musicologist Vladimir Shilov musicologist
Slovakia Ol'ga Smetanova musicologist, Director of the Slovakian MIC
Sweden Roland Sandberg Director of the Swedish MIC
Ukraine Julia Gomelskaya composer (Odessa, Ukraine) Jozsef Ormeny pianist (Lviv, Ukraine) Serhij Piliutikov composer, Artistic Director of the Ensemble Ricochet Oleksandr Rovenko musicologist, Vice-Rector of Odessa State Nezhdanova Conservatoire (Odessa, Ukraine) Iouri Semenov musicologist, Director of the ̲C Odessa Ukraine, editor-in-chief of the Internet-journal Musica Ukrainica (Odessa, Ukraine) Karmella Tsepkolenko composer, President of the Association New Music (Ukrainian ISCM section), Artistic Director of the Festival Two Days and Two Nights of New Music (Odessa, Ukraine) Oleksandr Perepelytsya Director of the Festival Two Days and Two Nights of New Music (Odessa, Ukraine) Ensemble Ricochet (Kyiv, Ukraine): Dmytro Medolyz flute Vitalij Alfavyts'kyj clarinet Mykhailo Bilytch violin Zoltan Almashi cello Roman Repka piano Vitalij Protasov conductor Serhij Piliutikov artistic director Ensemble The Harmonies of the World (Odessa, Ukraine): Natalia Litvinova violin Leonid Piskun violin Ija Komarova viola Serhij Scholtz cello Volodymyr Tomashchuk clarinet Odessa Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra (Odessa, Ukraine) Artistic Director Ihor Shavruk Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra (Odessa, Ukraine) Artistic Director Hobart Earl |
Idea, artistic conception and implementation of the project: International public organization Association New Music (the Ukrainian section of the ISCM), President Karmella Tsepkolenko
Author and manager of the project: Iouri Semenov
Financially supported by: Schweizer Kulturstiftung Pro Helvetia, Reseaux Est-Ouest Pro Helvetia - Ukraine International Renaissance Foundation
Informational support: Odessa Regional Radio Iryna and Radio na Troyitsky (Ukraine) Radio Garmoniya Mira, Odessa (Ukraine) TV Company Most, Odessa (Ukraine) Journal Vecherniaya Odessa
The forum has two wings: a round-table conference and festival of New Music, including a number of various actions (performances, concerts, audio- and video-actions, meetings, press-conferences, round-tables). The forum aims at presenting the MIC Odessa Ukraine of the Association New Music and contemporary Ukrainian music (composers and performers) to international networks of MICs and other organizations as well as to larger circles of Ukrainian public in order to foster development of New Music and integration of Ukraine to the worldwide cultural, particularly music informational space. The Forum programme consists of two wings: round-table conference and festival, the both including a number of various actions (performances, concerts, audio- and video-actions, meetings, press-conferences, round-tables, etc). Among the participants in round-table conference of the Forum there are representatives of well-known and important institutions and organizations from more than 10 countries. The Agenda includes such questions as use of multimedia and Internet resources, especially data bases and Internet journals; release of CDs with New Music; development of New Music festival movement in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, particularly perspectives of network programmes; etc. Despite its short duration, the Forum presents 3-day festival with the program of New Music works by contemporary composers of different generations performed by Ukrainian and foreign performers and groups. Mainly, there are works by Ukrainian composers, but also by composers from other countries - France, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Switzerland. It is especially important that the Forum's festival events show composers and performers from various regions and centres of Ukraine - the West (Lviv, Transcarpathian region), the East (Kharkiv), the South (Odessa), and the capital Kiev. For the first time the Association New Music presents Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra along with Odessa Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, several ensembles and soloists.
December 1, FRIDAY 10.00 Opening of the conference 10.30 About music informational resources in Ukraine Iouri Semenov (Ukraine) 11.00 About music informational resources in Central and Eastern Europe: Mare Poldmae (Estonia), Miroslav Pudlak (Czech Republic), Ol'ga Smetanova (Slovakia), Anna Dorota Wladyczka (Poland) 12.00 Round-Table I Music and Informational Society (data bases, Internet resources, CDs' release, festival movement) 15.00 Excursion to Odessa musical institutions 17.00 Piano Recital Jozsef Ormeny (Lviv, Ukraine) Programme: Valentin Silvestrov Sonata No.2 (1975) Ihor Shcherbakov "Heart Tired Once upon a time" - Romantic Elegy (1994) Oleksandr Shchetinsky Prayer for Cup (1990) Leonid Hrabovs'kyj Für Elise zur Erinnerung (Keepsake for Elissa) (1988) Golden Hall, Literature Museum 19.00 Evening performance I Ensemble The Harmonies of the World (Odessa, Ukraine) Programme: Frank Martin String Quartet No.2 (1967) Agris Engelmanis Voice of the Soul for violin and cello (2000) Bohdana Froliak Intermezzo Chornobyl in memoriam for string quartet (1996) Vladimir Beleaev Quintet for clarinet and string quartet (1992) Julia Gomelskaya …Herbarium … music of recalls for violin, viola and cello (2000) Vytautas Germanavicius Expressija for string quartet (1996) Performed by: Ensemble The Harmonies of the World: Natalia Litvinova violin, Leonid Piskun violin, Iya Komarova viola, Serhij Scholtz cello, Volodymyr Tomashchuk clarinet Golden Hall, Literature Museum
December 2, SATURDAY 10.00 About music informational resources in Central and Eastern Europe: Elmir Mirzoev, Afet Mammedova (Azerbaijan), Mikhael Kokzhaev (Armenia), Natela Mamaladze (Georgia), Margarita Esipova, Vladimir Shilov, Anton Rovner (Russia), Aleksandr Samarkin (Kazakhstan) 12.00 Round-Table II Music and Informational Society (data bases, Internet resources, CDs' release, festival movement) 15.00 Audio-Action I Music from Ukraine, Estonia, Slovakia 18.00 Evening performance II Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra Artistic Director Hobart Earl Conductor Volodymyr Runchak (Kiev, Ukraine) Soloist Jozsef Ormeny piano (Lviv, Ukraine) Programme: Part I Valentin Silvestrov Metamusic - Symphony for piano and orchestra (1992) Part II Volodymyr Runchak Duels (Chamber Concerto) - Quattromusica No.3 for the wind and other orchestra musicians (1998) Julia Gomelskaya Memento vitae for orchestra (1996) Vadim Larchikov Gethsemane for orchestra (1992-1999) Johann Sebastian Bach Chaconne (from Violin Partita in d minor, BWV 1004) (1720), orchestrated by Pavel Rivilis (1972) Philharmonic Great Hall
December 3, SUNDAY 10.00 About music informational resources in Europe: Vladimir Beleaev (Moldova), Nicolae Brindus (Romania), Pekka Hako (Finland), Roland Sandberg (Sweden), Jan Jaspers (Belgium), Claude Delley (Switzerland) 12.00 Round-Table III Music and Informational Society (data bases, Internet resources, CDs' release, festival movement) 13.00 Audio-Action II Music from Sweden, Moldova, Romania… 15.00 Excursion through Odessa 17.00 Evening performance III Ensemble Ricochet (Kiev, Ukraine) Programme: Oleksandr Shchetinsky Way to Meditation for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano (1990) Oleksandr Grinberg Roslavets-Capriccio for violin solo (1996) Goce Kolarovski Alone for flute solo (1997) Liudmila Yurina Sound Illusion for flute, piano and cello (1997) Serhij Piliutikov Paysage-Ramification for cello solo Evhen Stankovytch Sonata for clarinet solo (1996) Volodymyr Runchak Time "X"… ,- or "Farewell" Non-Symphony for 5 performers (1998) Performed by: Ensemble Ricochet: Dmytro Medolyz flute, Vitalij Alfavyts'kyj clarinet, Mykhailo Bilytch violin, Zoltan Almashi cello, Roman Repka piano, Vitalij Protasov conductor Serhij Piliutikov artistic director Actor's Club 20.00 Piano Dialogue Anatolii Lapicus, Iurii Mahovici (Chisinau, Moldova) Programme: Olivier Messiaen Visions de l'Amen (1943) - 7 pieces Jan Frejdlin Triptych Ghenadie Ciobanu Dedication to Philharmonic Public Philharmonic Great Hall 20.00 Evening performance IV Odessa Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra Artistic Director and Conductor Ihor Shavruk (Odessa, Ukraine) Soloist: Oleksandr Protas flute (Odessa, Ukraine) Programme: Ivan Karabyts' Six pieces for string orchestra Myroslav Skoryk Prelude, Toccata and Fugue from Partita No.1 for string orchestra (1966) Oleksandr Rovenko Palindrome on BACH theme (2000) Evhen Stankovytch Chamber symphony No.3 for strings and flute (1982) Philharmonic Great Hall
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