ATSPINDŽIAI

Small Hall

Mary Mirovska (piano)

in the program:

Ludwig van Beethoven-Sonata no. 14, op. 27 no. 2, "Moonlight Sonata"

Franz Schubert-ES-MOLL, D. 946

Balys Dvarionas-Impromited

Zita Bružaitė-"Beemoon"

Viktor Real-"Attire"

Diana Čemerytė-"Silent"

Sergey Yushkevich-"Little Ukrainian Suxuine"

Maurice Ravel-Alborada del Gracioso from the cycle "Reflections"

in more than three centuries of piano instrument history, its repertoire has become one of the most abundant. The volume of the piano repertoire equates to many earlier instruments such as violin and flute, or even the amount of symphony orchestra works. Thus, the piano repertoire can be called a phenomenon of music performance, which has not only its own history, development, but also inner life, not always visible and audible for listeners - music lovers. The works selected in the concert program "Reflections" of pianist Mary Mirovska call, reflected with each other, allow listeners to draw invisible bridges and tracks between epochs and genres. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) "Moonlight" Sonata, who has repeatedly inspired the spirit of later generations of the spirit of this sonata to reflexes and reflect in his work. You will hear the aforementioned Sonatian Sonat of L. Van Beethoven - Zita Bružaitė's "Beemoon" work, which is the reminiscence and reflection of L. van Beethoven's music. The program continues the music of Franz Schubert (1797-1828), the pioneers of one of the impromptu (impromptu) genre. Schubert wrote several impromptu sets in his short life. The "Reflections" program will also feature the premiere of the work of the cellist and the composer from Ukraine Victor Rekal "Attire", dedicated performers M. Mirovska and specially created for this concert. Balys Dvarionas (1904–1972) is an impromptu piano, inspired by the best traditions of romanticism, reminds Schubert's motifs, but in the context of a more dramatic era. Ukrainian pianist and composer Sergey Yushkevich (Sergei Juškevičius) "Little Ukrainian Suite" are four folk songs of different character and dramaturgy for piano. Diana Chemerytė's miniature "Silent" becomes the subtle climax of the concert program. Listening to this play, one can imagine that we are watching star flashes coming from distant space, the same stars that no longer exist. The concert finals features "Silent" peculiar antithesis-Maurice Ravel (1875–1937) "Alborada del Gracioso" from the piano cycle "Reflections"-as a joyful song for life and love. : Justify; This concert is an invitation to immerse yourself in the world of reflections of music, where era, genres and traditions blend into unique creative dialogues between the past and the present. The Reflections program is not only an opportunity to hear world -class creations, but also an opportunity to discover new relationships between sounds and ideas that will enrich every listener. Pianist M. Mirovska invites you to become part of this evening's musical journey and experience unforgettable impressions. So don't miss this concert, which features art, time and feelings.

Concert performer Ukrainian pianist M. Mirovska since 2011. Lives in Lithuania, 2023. She received a doctorate in art at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theater. The pianist performs a lot of concerts, plays solo with various orchestras, appears in the compositions of chamber ensembles. Its concert routes are in the cities of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Germany, Switzerland and Spain. Ukrainian and Swiss radio and television channels about the pianist have created wires. M. Mirovska is constantly working with contemporary composers from Lithuania, USA, France, Ukraine and other countries.

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