Agenda
Concert with Brussels Flute Studio at Atelier Marcel Hastir
Carf Orff: Carmina Burana Version de chambre pour 2 pianos et percussions Kamermuziekversie voor 2 piano’s en percussie Brussels Chamber Choir Chorale Royale Protestante de Bruxelles Flagey Academy Youth Choirs Sara Vujadinović & Kanako Ninomiya, piano Rita Matos Alves, soprano William Branston, tenore Alberto Martínez, baritono Helen Cassano, dir. Concert au profit du fonds 'L'Instrument du musicien' Concert ten voordele van het fonds 'Het instrument van de muzikant' https://linstrumentdumusicien.be/
Schubert Forellenkwintet with St. George Quintet at Zomer van Sint-Pieter, 30CC Leuven
Schubert Forellenkwintet with St. George Quintet at Midis Minimes Festival
Le jeudi 27 avril 2023 à 20h30, l'Eglise Saint-Marc à Uccle, venez profiter avec nous d'un moment hors du temps autour de la période romantique: Brahms, Fauré, Mendelssohn, Schuman, Saint Saëns, et d'autres !
Duo² at Rachmaninov festival, Henry Le Boeuf hall BOZAR https://www.bozar.be/en/calendar/duo2#event-page__description
SLAVIC ROOTS concert is an event not to be missed! You will be able to experience the labyrinth of enhanced emotions, through authentic music performance full of passion, ranging from tender to sauvage power of interlaced roots of slavic spirit painted in sound by Aman duo de Belgique ~ Mersiha Teskeredžić-Sara Vujadinović. Works for violin and piano by Dora Pejacevic, Josip Slavenski, Stevan and Vasilije Mokranjac... info & reservation: viophonia@gmail.com.
Common love for chamber music connected Malvina and Sara and for past several years they successfully enjoy sharing their passion for music together. This time, they will present their duo with a sublime program containing masterpieces of music for flute and piano by Franck, Schumann, Chopin, Wieniawski, Faure, Gaubert, Poulenc, Enesco.
Music for flute and piano, 2 flutes and piano and flute ensembles
AMAN DUO DE BELGIQUE VALENTINE’S CONCERT Romanticism for a romantic day http://www.art-base.be/index.php?option=com_eventlist&view=details&id=2554:template-concert&Itemid=2
https://www.pianofabriek.be/activiteiten/nieuwjaarsfeest-fete-de-nouvel Pieces for two pianos by Ravel & Debussy
Works by Schumann, Franck...
J. Brahms: Sonata for Violin and Piano op.100 A major F-A-E Sonata for Violin and Piano (Dietrich, Schumann, Brahms)
"The masterpiece of the German composer in the hands of 5 outstanding musicians: Noémi Tiercet (violin) Marie-Louise de Jong (viola), Wouter Vercruysse (cello), Bram Decroix (double bass) and Sara Vujadinovic (piano). This masterful music inspired by nature finds a suitable setting with the Culture Chapel Odulphus located on the Scheldt. With the support of the Flemish Government. Throughout the centuries, artists have often had an eye for the beauty of nature. Numerous works of art and pieces of music are devoted to it. Far away from the evil world, verses were written, leafy bushes painted and babbling brooks turned into music. Two song composers who often plunged through nature with a sob and a tear and were inspired by the scents and colors around them were Franz Schubert and Robert Schumann (1810 - 1856). Every now and then Schubert went out with his friend the baritone singer Johann Vogl (1786 - 1840). On one of these trips, Schubert felt very happy, which was remarkable because he was mostly depressed. However, not now; the sun was shining, the scents were intoxicating and nature showed its splendor. Reason for Schubert to write a masterpiece: the Trout Quintet D.667 (1819). He wrote this piano quintet in A for the following instrumentation: piano, violin, viola, cello and double bass. The five-part quintet earns its popularity in particular from the fourth movement in which six variations on the song Die Forelle can be heard. In Die Forelle (which Schubert had already written in 1817) a trout swims happily splashing through the water, unaware that a fisherman will soon catch it."
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***POSTPONED*** *** free entrance *** Duo² was formed by pianists Kanako Ninomiya and Sara Vujadinovic in 2016. The piano duo, based in Brussels, explores the works for two pianos, in search for new dimensions in the art of interpretation. The focus of their repertory is centered on the late Romantic period, the 20th Century, and the music of our time. The Japanese-born Kanako, and the Serbian-born Sara had their Duo² debut recital at the Midis Minimes festival in Brussels in 2017. In the same year, at the “Triomphe de l'Art” international competition in Brussels, they were awarded the second prize, as well as the special jury prize. In March of 2018, Sara and Kanako gave a masterclass and played three recitals at the HARMOS festival in Porto, Portugal. In 2019, they obtained a Concert musician diploma for chamber music at the Royal Flemish Conservatory. Currently, they are pursuing a Postgraduate degree for chamber music, in the class of Professor Thomas Dieltjens.
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Aman duo de Belgique ~ Mersiha Teskeredžić - Sara Vujadinović brings together two passionate musicians in discovery of imaginative path of classical music combined with festive music for December. Utterly fresh in their approach, imagined as colorful story through music history, an inexhaustible source of ideas. This time, they will preform from Early Italian masters Corelli and Scarlatti, passing through Ravel and Piazzolla as well as some extracts of opera Porgy and Bess which continues to thrill audiences with its passion, humanity, humor, and glorious music. ***Concert will be followed by drinks. Due to limited places, please book in advance***
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F. Poulenc: Sonate pour deux Pianos M. Ravel: Introduction et Allegro
Andrew Glover, baritone Sara Vujadinovic, piano Program Schumann - Dichterliebe Williams - Songs of Travel Beethoven - An die ferne Geliebte
Duo² was formed by pianists Kanako Ninomiya and Sara Vujadinovic in 2016. The piano duo, based in Brussels, explores the works for two pianos and piano four-hands, in search for new dimensions in the art of interpretation. The focus of their repertory is centered on the late Romantic period, the 20th Century, and the music of our time. The Japanese-born Kanako, and the Serbian-born Sara had their Duo² debut recital at the Midis Minimes festival in Brussels in 2017. In the same year, at the “Triomphe de l'Art” international competition in Brussels, they were awarded the second prize, as well as the special jury prize. Duo² frequently performs in Belgium, in recitals for two pianos or piano fourhands. In March of 2018, Sara and Kanako gave a masterclass and played three recitals at the HARMOS festival in Porto, Portugal. Kanako Ninomiya and Sara Vujadinovic are currently pursuing postgradguate Concertmusicus program for chamber music at the Royal Flemish Conservatory, in the class of Professor Thomas Dieltjens. Art Base, Sunday 2/12/18 20h, 12,50E ( reduced 7E for students under 26 and jobseekers), 29 rue des Sables Zandstraat, 1000 Bruxelles. For reservations & more info to www.art-base.be
Long before achieving fame with West Side Story, Leonard Bernstein wrote many pieces of chamber music. His enchanting early composition Piano Trio is full of references to different styles. His Sonata for clarinet and piano is clearly a precursor of West Side Story. The rhythmic elements make this music very lively and energetic. Tmesis Ensemble comes full circle with compositions by Bernstein’s sources of inspiration (Gershwin, Copland and Barber).
Schumann, Bruch, Stravinsky, Debussy, Neyrinck, P.Lamouris, M.Ravel, C.Saint-Saëns International chamber music ensemble Tmesis, laureate of the Supernova Competition 2016 by Klara, was founded in 2016 at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Since their recent creation, Tmesis was invited by festivals such as the Klarafestival, the Portuguese HARMOS Festival, the Schiermonnikoogfestival in the Netherlands, Klara in deSingel and the festival Midis-Minimes. They have been broadcasted on the Euroclassical Online Festival, Musiq’3, Radio Klara and the British BBC Radio 3. Tmesis is ensemble in residence in Beeldenstorm (Anderlecht) and the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Their first CD "Echos" will soon be released under Etcetera label. The quintet formation, actually a 'pocket-sized orchestra' (winds, strings, piano), is the solid base that guides us throughout a story full of variation. Differentrepertoire for quintet, interrupted in the style of the rhetorical 'tmesis' (ancient-Greek for ‘cut, break’) by works in contrasting formations and styles (duo,trio, …) – the possibilities are endless! - Géraldine Clément, flute - Panagiota Giannaka, clarinet - Diede Verpoest, violin - Alexandra Lelek, violoncello - Sara Vujadinovic, piano
DUO2, Kanako Ninomiya & Sara Vujadinovic, piano L. v. Beethoven, Sonate Opus 6 in D J. Brahms, Variations on a theme of Robert Schumann Opus 23 in Es
Duo² concert at Debussy weekend
Duo² at HARMOS festival (Portugal)
Masterclass of piano and chamber music for students of Gulbenkian conservatorio, Braga (Portugal)
Duo² at HARMOS festival (Portugal)
Duo² at HARMOS festival (Portugal)
Duo2 plays Debussy
Kanako NINOMIYA & Sara VUJADINOVIC Schumann, Brahms, Debussy, Poulenc, Ravel
Tmesis est un ensemble à géométrie variable, une sorte d'orchestre de poche. Créé en 2016, suite à leur victoire au concours Supernova la même année, Tmesis et ses jeunes musiciens sont en résidence au Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles. Ils partagent leur passion pour une musique de chambre ambitieuse et originale. Avec des arrangements qui témoignent d'une fascination pour des œuvres orchestrales, ils nous garantissent une aventure musicale pleine de (re)découvertes à travers un répertoire exaltant. Comme ces troubadours qui parcouraient des distances considérables pour déclamer leurs histoires, Tmesis, en trouvère du XXIeme siècle, vous surprendra avec un programme haut en folklore.