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Gala
Opening Night Concert
THE
TCHAIKOVSKY WINNER
Sergey
Antonov, cello & Ilya Kazantsev,
piano
"There
are few
musicians this talented, with this esoteric ability, being able to
touch the listener so deeply and put them in another dimension." Sven
Bertilsson, Katrineholm Kuriren, Sweden. July 2008.
In the summer of 2007, Sergey
Antonov became one of the
youngest cellists to win a Gold
medal at the International Tchaikovsky Competition. He has circled the
globe performing extensively with the most prominent orchestras, as
well as in the most prestigious halls of Russia, his home country,
under the management of the Moscow Philharmonic. In 2008, Sergey had
made his American debut at the Newport Music Festival followed by solo
recitals at Estivales de musique en medoc 2008 in Bordeaux, France,
concerts in Savonlinna, Finland as well as in St. Petersburg, Russia.
In July, he performed a live concert on the Boston’s radio
show
“Classics in the Morning”.
Moscow-born pianist Ilya
Kazantsev enjoys a rapidly
developing career that has included performances throughout Eastern and
Western Europe and the United States. Since he received first prize at
the 1998 Nikolai Rubinstein International Competition (Paris), he has
gone on to garner awards from numerous national and international
competitions, including the 2000 International Chopin Competition (
Moscow).
Programme : SCHUMANN; Adagio and Allegro Op
70,Langsam, mit
innigem Ausdruck Rasch und feurig,Fantasy Pieces Op73,Zart und mit
Ausdruck,Lebhaft, leicht,Rasch und mit Feuer,
Five
Pieces in Folk Slyle Op 102, Mit Humor, Langsam, Nicht schnell, mit
viel Ton zu spielen,Nicht za rasch,Stark und markirt:
RACHMANINOV;Sonata in g minor Op. 19,1873-1943)
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Select any of our 2009-10 concerts to
discover more about the
upcoming event, or read all about the concerts that have amazed
audiences.
Opening
Night!
Saturday, September 12
THE TCHAIKOVSKY WINNER
Sergey Antonov, cello
& Ilya Kazantsev, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert
Critique
Saturday, October 3
DREAMS OF TRANSCENDENCE
Ang Li, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, October 17
LYRICISM AND VIRTUOSITY
Jean-Sébastien Roy, violin
& Mathieu Gaudet, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, October 31
FROM MUNICH
Henschel
String Quartet
Program
Notes | Post Concert
Critique
Saturday, November 21
FROM PRAGUE
Zemlinsky String Quartet
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, December 12
&
Sunday December 13
BACH BAROQUE FAMILY
The WSO Baroque Chamber Players
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday,
January 9
FROM
SCARLATTI TO SKORYK
Serhiy Salov, piano
Program
Notes | Post
Concert Critique
Saturday,
January
30
THE PASSIONS OF SPAIN
Maria Luz Alvarez,
soprano &
The WSO Baroque String Quartet
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday,
February 6
THE SCHUMANN LETTERS
Susan Gilmour Bailey, soprano;
Michael Kim, piano & Colin Fox, narrator
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Friday,
February 19
“CHOPIN, WARSAW AND ME” - FREE ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Kevin Kenner, winner of the 1990 Warsaw International Chopin Competition
Saturday,
February 20 & Sunday, February 21
CHOPIN’S 200TH BIRTHDAY
Kevin Kenner, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, February 27
L'AFFAIRE TO REMEMBER
Virtuosi's Fabulous Annual
Fundraiser
Saturday, March 6
THE VAN CLIBURN WINNER
Alex Kobrin, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, March 20
THE SOLO VIOLIN VIRTUOSO
Jonathan Crow, violin
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
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