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Plurimo
Ensemble Progetto-Laboratorio-Universitario-di-Ricerca-Interdisciplinare–Music-Open Plurimo 2011 EMILY
DICKINSON and SOFIJA GUBAJDULINA The projects of
2011 (Teatro La Fenice, Sale Apollinee) are an homage to two extraordinary
figures: the American Romantic poet Emily Dickinson and the Russian
contemporary composer Sofja Gubajdulina. These two poetic universes share a
metaphysical tension, that is sometimes lacerating, and comes to abysses of
silence. In the right
side of this page some images of the concert of Dec 3rd 2011 |
Photos by Stefania Grasso |
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The
multi-faceted inner world of Emily Dickinson,
imagined by Paolo Puppa in the phantom dialogue premiered in occasion of
this concert, is movingly interpreted by the actress Elena Bucci. Some students
of the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia present their own related creations,
while the Plurimo Ensemble premieres chamber works by Fabio Grasso, Marco
Marinoni, Letizia Michielon e Gianantonio Rossi.
Dec 2nd 2011, 5 pm
Ateneo Veneto, Sala Tommaseo
"To live /
to die of words”. Homage to Emily Dickinson, in collaboration with Ateneo
Veneto, Ca’ Foscari University Venice, Department of Philosophy and Cultural
Heritage, and Plurimo Ensemble.
Interventions: Francesca Bisutti, Elena Bucci, Monica Pavani
e Paolo Puppa. Introduction: Letizia Michielon
Elena
Bucci Paolo Puppa
Dec
3rd 2011, Sale Apollinee Teatro La Fenice, 8 om
“Selvaggia
, la notte”. Homage to Emily Dickinson
In
collaboration with Ca’ Foscari University, Venice Conservatory, Venice Fine
Arts Academy.
Dialogue
of Paolo Puppa
Reciters:
Elena Bucci, Paolo Puppa
Figurative
works of the students of Venice Fine Arts Academy: Maria Elisa D’Andrea,
Cristiano Menchini, Jennifer Salvadori.
Musical
programme of premieres:
Fabio
Grasso: Tháleia. Variazioni su un giardino, for Emily Dickinson, for flute,
harp and piano
Marco
Marinoni: Sette variazioni nel cuore dell’enigma, for flute
Gianantonio Rossi: Out of Sight, in Heaven
(for Emily), for harp
Letizia
Michielon: Dialoghé, for flute, harp and piano
Plurimo
Ensemble
Cecilia
Vendrasco, flute
Alessandra
Trentin, harp
Fabio
Grasso and Letizia Michielon, piano
VIDEOS on www.youtube.com/plurimoensemble
The theme of the Cross and of the
Redemption is the center of the homage to Sofija Gubaijdulina (in memory of
Giorgio Nonveiller, renowned professor of Venice Fine Arts Academy), event
realized thanks to the support of the CSAR (Centre of Russian Arts Studies of
Ca’Foscari University). Plurimo recalls the mystic route of the Russian
composer proposing some of her chamber works, like In Croce and De Profundis,
together with pieces of authors who influenced her poetics (Bach, Shostakovich)
and some new pieces, like Kafkiana seconda of Rojac and Kreuzige! of Riccardo
Vaglini (premiere).
Gubajdulina's deep reflection about the
relation between sound and color, drawn from Skrjabin, lives on in the dialogue
between the music and the figurative contributions of the students of Venice
Fine Arts Academy, as an homage to an intellectual consistency and a deep
spirituality, that can represent a model for the young generations.
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Dec
13th 2011, 8 pm Sale Apollinee del Teatro La Fenice
“In croce”. Homage to Sofija Gubajdulina.
In memory of Giorgio Nonveiller
In collaboration with Venice Conservatory,
Venice Fine Arts Academy, CSAR at Ca’ Foscari University
Figurative works of the students of Venice
Fine Arts Academy: Thomas Braida , Ivana Bukovac and Roberta Franchetto.
Musical programme
S. Gubaidulina: De profundis for accordion
C. Rojac:
Kafkiana Seconda for accordion
J. S. Bach: Sarabande from the n. 3 for
cello
S.
Gubaidulina: Preludes n. 1-2 for cello (1974) "Staccato-legato",
"Legato-staccato"
R.
Vaglini : Kreuzige! for cello (2011, premiere)
D. Sostakovitch: from the 24 Piano
Preludes: n. 1-2-3-4-5-6 (1932-33)
S.
Gubaidulina: Toccata Troncata for piano (1969), Ciaccona for pianoforte (1962)
S.
Gubaidulina: In croce, for cello and accordion (1991)
Plurimo
Ensemble
Accordion:
Corrado Rojac
Cello:
Marco Trentin
Piano:
Letizia Michielon
VIDEOS
on www.youtube.com/plurimoensemble
Projects of Agimus Venezia Season 2011.
With
the support of North East Service, Consorzio Venezia Nuova, Teatro La Fenice,
Ateneo Veneto, Associazione Veneziana Albergatori, CSAR (Centro Studi Arte
Russa) di Ca’ Foscari
In
collaboration with Università Ca’ Foscari, Conservatorio B. Marcello di
Venezia, Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, il Conservatorio G. Tartini di
Trieste ; il patrocinio del Comune di Venezia, Provincia di Venezia, Regione
del Veneto, Ministero dei Beni e delle Attività Culturali, Ministero della
Pubblica Istruzione.
Plurimo Ensemble
Contact: plurimo <at> letiziamichielon.it