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Nemanja Radulovic and Yvan Cassar come together for a concert where styles mingle and boundaries disappear.
From Bach’s eternal grace to Morricone’s cinematic intensity, from vibrant Romanian Dances to the spellbinding nostalgia of Cinema Paradiso, each piece is an open door to escape. The improvisation closes this crossing: Yvan Cassar makes of this suspended time, where the music is invented before our eyes, a unique exchange with the public. An evening where virtuosity embraces emotion, and where every note, every silence, becomes a memory to be treasured.
Programme:
Johann Sebastian Bach Sicilian BWV 103, Partita for solo violin 2 in D minor BWV 1004, Chaconne
Jean-Philippe Rameau Les Boréades RCT 31, "The arts and the hours"
Gabriel Fauré Three melodies Op. 7, 1 "After a dream"
Ryuichi Sakamoto Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence, Traditional (Japan), Takeda Lullaby
Manuel De Falla Spanish Dance
Antonnn Dvorkk Romanian Dances, Mikrokosmos, n° 146 "Ostinato. Vivacissimo"
Béla Bartk Gypsy Songs Op. 55, 4. "Songs my mother thought me"
Aram Khatchaturian Masquerade, "Nocturne"
Johannes Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 5
John Williams Schindler's List
Ennio Morricone Cinema Paradiso
Yvan Cassar Improvisation with the complicity of the public
Vittorio Monti Csrds