Monday 15/7/2013 at 21:00
Music
Classical music concert " music tells ...Histoire du Soldat, " Roana-15 July 2013
Artistic influences, sound images around a story from around the world
As part of its concert season, Culture & music presents, Monday, July 15, a spectacle of music and artistic influences, created by Vojage Trio : "the music tells ... Histoire du Soldat", a tale from all over the world.
The appointment will be at Roana, sala s. Giustina , at 21.00 hours.
Histoire du Soldat by Igor Stravinsky is a spectacle very written in a period of great political and social crisis (1917-18), a text from which emerges the collapse of human values, the illusions of money-power and omnipotence of human ' '.
The show brought in a semi-staged version with instrumental staff of Violin clarinet and piano trio, was conceived in 5 languages (with translation and images on a big screen), to accentuate its shimmering characteristics offering the spectator a range of characters that are inherent in the character of the ' idiom.
As Stravinsky thought a show that could get smaller and remote markets of Switzerland, so what is proposed is an agile and lively show, capable of reaching the coldest hearts and minds more resolved.
The Vojage Trio is a Chamber music ensemble ' consisting of violin, clarinet and piano. The team consists of young talented musicians from diverse backgrounds, and resumes that boast important concert experiences, which they found in a particular repertoire, growth pattern, and the comparison stimulus.
This type of training sees as privileged production land, the great music of the ' 900.
The challenge of the Trio Vojage is to tackle it with ease and to make it accessible to the general public through multidisciplinarity and evocations that other artistic manifestations (acting, reading, pictures) can offer.
In particular the protagonists will be:
Vojage Trio
Anna Kuntsevich, violin
Rose Franciamore, clarinet
Moreno Paoletti, Piano
Alessio Zahedi, Director
Music by Igor Stravinsky, Darius Milhaud
As always, the ' entrance is free of charge.
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