Trenčín Chamber Orchestra
Trenčín Chamber Orchestra interprets mostly older music of the Baroque period. At their performance at Pohoda, in addition to Baroque concertos by Vivaldi and Telemann, they will also play the wonderful works of more contemporary music: Bartók's Romanian Folk Dances and Hajdu dances by Vladimír Godár.
06. June 2016
Trenčín Chamber Orchestra continued the over three hundred year tradition of rich musical life in the area. In 26 years of its existence, they have given a number of concerts in Slovak towns and abroad (Sweden, France, Switzerland...). Very important for the direction of orchestra is the cooperation with Peter Zajíček, the head of the old music ensemble Musica Aeterna. Currently, the concertmaster and artistic director of the orchestra is Róbert Zemene.
The orchestra has also had a number of less traditional forms of cooperation, such as the one with the GUnaGU theatre, when they cooperated on V. Klimáčekʼs musical "Láska", the one with the wind orchestra L'Union Musicale de Cran-Gevrier at rock concerts, or the cooperation on a Jewish songs project... At the beginning of July, they will appear at Pohoda for the fifth time and with extremely interesting schedule:
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)
Concerto a due violini Op.3, No 8. in A minor
Allegro - Larghetto e Spirituoso - Allegro
Solo: Irena Bezdíčková (violin)
Róbert Zemene (violin)
Georg Philipp Telemann (1684-1767)
Concerto in E minor for recorder and flute
Choice: Allegro - Presto
Solo: Viktória Lukáčová (flute)
Adriana Samiecová (recorder)
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)
Concerto in D major for cello and orchestra
Allegro - Adagio(Affettuoso) - Allegro Vivace
Solo: Jozef Lupták (cello)
Vladimír Godár (1956)
Hajdu dances
Orchestra conducted by: Helena Kunertová
Karel Stamic (1745-1801)
Orchestral quartet in C major Op. 14 no. 1
Allegro assai - Andante di molto - Poco presto
Béla Bartók (1881-1945)
Romanian Folk Dances, Sz.68,BB 76
Jocul cu bâtă (Bot tánc) – Brâul Buciumeana (Bucsumi tánc) - Topogó (Pe loc) - Poarga Românească (Román polka) – Măruntel (Aprózó)
Martin Bičan (violin), Štefan Trusina (kontra violin), Ludvik Soukup, Ľubomír Adamko (clarinet), Adriana Samiecová (flute piccolo)