Vilniaus festivalis. Prancūzijos horizontai su Maurice’u Raveliu. LNSO, Victorien Vanoosten, Gabrielė Bukinė

Performers:
Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra
(artistic director and chief conductor Modestas Pitrėnas)
Soloist and conductor Victorien Vanososen (piano, France), soloist Gabrielle Bukine (soprano)

Program:
Maurice Ravel - suite no. 1 from the ballet "Daphnis and Chloe", M. 57A; Concert for piano and orchestra G-Dur, M. 83; Song Cycle "Shecherazada" for soprano and orchestra, M. 41; Bolero, M. 81
"It is fun for me to convince others to do something beautiful to do together, to show the way we all seek. I am the greatest critic and press myself because I do not want to disappoint musicians. I do the same wherever I go. Especially in Vilnius. Victorien Vanostenen, the main invited conductor of the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra (LNSO) all year long and has prepared spectacular romantic music concerts.

V. Vanosten, who grew up in Lile, studied the piano at the Paris Conservatoire, conducting in Paris and Helsinki. won the Adami Conducting Competition. Vanososen is invited to conduct Paris Chamber Chamber, Berlin's Staatskapelle, Vienna Tonkünsler, Montropolitain Montopolitain. The conductor was awarded the Order of the French Republic for merits to French culture.

At this concert of the Vilnius Festival, V. Vanosten with LNSO and a stormy soloist Gabriele Bukine, who invaded the theater and concert scenes, reviews French horizons through the prism of Maurice Ravel's work: this year we celebrate the 150th anniversary of the composer. Writer Romain Rolland, who has become famous as an authoritative music historian and critic, called Mr Ravelis as the greatest French music artist, commemorating his gate next to Jean-Philippe Rameau and Claude Debussy. The junior Debussy contemporaneous Ravel's thought was no less bold, fantasy is extremely rich, composition technique and artistic taste - flawless. He took inspiration from the work of ancient masters, was extremely close to the colorful Spanish folklore (his mother was of Basque origin), and was attracted to the dance genre - it would not be by chance heard the "bolero" and ballet "Daphnis and Chloya" first suite.

Conductor V. Vanososen will also appear as the pianist amplitude-the lights and sunny concert for the piano and orchestra G-Dur (1931), Ravel-dedicated pianist Marguerite Long. Quite often, Ravel's music is accompanied by motifs of exoticism, and his song "Shecherezada" is considered to be one of the first experiments of Orientalist harmony in the composer's work, and the highlights of the oriental sound heard.
Vilnius Festival '25 Organizers:

Lithuanian National Philharmonic and Public Institution Vilnius Festivals

Vilnius Festival '25 is supported by Vilnius City Municipality, Juozas and Laima Magelinskai, Artis Centrum Hotels

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