Saturday 10/12/2016 at 21:00
Concerts
Music by Beethoven, Schumann, Liszt
The Association opens its winter concert season Artemusica Culture with an interesting piano concert, which will take place on Saturday 10 December in the Council Chamber in Canove at 21.00.
The star of the evening the young and talented pianist Elijah Carson, who intepreterà some of the most beautiful and virtuosic pages, Beethoven, Schumann and Liszt.
This concert confirms the attention paid by the cultural Association of Roana addresses the talents which, while very young, are already numerous successes in their musical career.
Elijah Carson was born in Milan in 1995, and began studying piano at the age of 11 years de under the guidance of Mo Gaetano Lorandi, then enroll in music school Veneto city of Thiene and after high school with musical experimentation a. Pigafetta, of Vicenza, where he took piano lessons of the masters Alessandra Fabio and Diego dal Santo, and where he won the scholarship for best student of the musical ".
After graduating high school, he joined the academic period in 2014 at the Conservatory a. Pedrollo in Vicenza, entering the class of Mo Riccardo Zadra.
Contextually refines passionately his preparation following several master classes with important masters, including Stefania Neonato, Roberto Prosseda, Alessandra Maria Ammara, Boris Berman, John O'Connor, Benedetto Lupo and Sheikh Dawood.
He performs as a soloist, chamber musician both in numerous events organized by College a. Pigafetta and the Conservatory of music a. Palmer, as well as in numerous concerts in Vicenza.
NOTES ON MAP
The seventh piano sonata in d major, is a composition in four movements of the first Beethoven, at the conclusion of op. 10 in which spring up in bold tones of youthful energy, but blends in with a torment always present behind the scenes of the composition, making it almost a tragicomic opera.
It continues with the klavierstucke D946 of Franz Schubert, three "piano pieces" that relate to emotional duality Beethoven, further call attention thanks to mastery with which Schubert manages to make any interior situation cantabile of the human soul.
Followed by two more sparkling and joyful pieces: Gnomenreigen, the first "Zwei Konzertetuden" by Franz Liszt, which translates as "dance of the gnomes", and the waltz op. 64 No. 1 by Frédéric Chopin.
Finally, we leave the last word to Liszt of "Harmonies Poétiques et Religeuses", that you will "Funérailles", the seventh story in the collection, written as a result of the 1848 revolution in Hungary, where references to the drama of loss of loved ones in war, the funeral and military March music from Hungarian virtuoso are transposed in masterfully.
The appointment, with free admission, will be followed by light refreshments.
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