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| Arts Calendar / February 12 / Concerts |
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22:30 | 20th Century Organ Masterpieces |
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Organists Daniel Salvador and Vladimir Skomorokhov will perform works by Messiaen, Gubaidulina and others. Vladimir Skomorokhov (b. 1999) is currently studying at the Moscow State P. I. Tchaikovsky Conservatory, class of Natalia Gureeva. He is a laureate of many international organ, piano and chamber music competitions. Vladimir was awarded the first prize at the II International Young Organists Competition in Moscow (2015); became a diploma winner at the IX International Mikael Tariverdiev Organ Competition (2015); won the second prize at the II International Odoevsky Organ Competition in Moscow (2017); became a winner at the V International Alexander Goedicke Organ Competition in Moscow (2018). Since 2010 Vladimir constantly participates in the international Moscow organ festivals. He also participated in festivals "Lebendige Musik", VIII International Leonid Roizman Organ Festival, Tallinn Organ Festival, organ academies in Dordrecht and Haarlem (The Netherlands). Tchaikovsky Concert Hall |
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18:00 | Lukas Geniušas and Anna Geniushene (Russia-Lithuania) |
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Lukas Geniušas and Anna Geniushene will perform works by Ceccarelli, Reich, Daoust and others. Lukas Geniušas performs with numerous orchestras including Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra, National de Lyon Orchestra, NHK Symphony Orchestra, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Stavanger Symphony, St Petersburg Philharmonic, Kremerata Baltica, Russian National Orchestra, Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra, Toronto Symphony, Warsaw Philharmonic under the batons of conductors such as Valery Gergiev, Mikhail Pletnev, Leondard Slatkin, Charles Dutoit, Andrey Boreyko, Tugan Sokhiev, Saulius Sondeckis, Antoni Wit and Rafael Payare to name but a few. Recent highlights included Lukas’ debuts at the prestigious Gilmore Keyboard Festival and recitals at the Salle Gaveau, Auditorium de Lyon, as well as concerts with the St Gallen Symphony Orchestra, Bulgarian National Symphony Orchestra and the Aalborg Symphony Orchestra. Anna’s major achievements on the international stage so far have been reaching the Final of the Leeds Piano Competition in September 2018 and Semifinals of Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition in June 2019 being broadcasted by medici.tv. Being an active participant of the masterclasses, Anna was selected to take part in the International Musicians Seminar at Prussia Cove (2017) and for the Imogen Cooper Music Trust (2018) where worked with many renowned artists, including Ferenc Rados, Kirill Gerstein, Rita Wagner, Klaus Hellwig, Tamas Ungar, Stephen Hough and Paul Lewis. Tchaikovsky Concert Hall |
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Spain-based producer Eric Estornel initially reserved the name Maceo Plex for his festival-friendly house productions before gradually taking the project into a darker, more introspective direction. After establishing himself in the techno world for his work as Maetrik beginning in the early 2000s, and exploring more abstract electro and IDM as Mariel Ito around the middle of the decade, he began releasing some of his most accessible tracks under the Maceo Plex handle starting in 2009. Over the course of the following decade, the project evolved from deep, sexy house with prominent Chicago and Detroit influences (such as on debut full-length Life Index) to a significantly more dramatic sound (particularly the ambitious Solar). In addition to releasing singles and full-lengths on well-regarded labels such as Crosstown Rebels, Kompakt, and Minus, Maceo Plex has mixed volumes of the DJ-Kicks and Fabric series. Adrenaline Stadium |
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