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CLOSING OF THE FESTIVAL

29 MAY, SUNDAY

START AT 19:00

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Ticket price - 2000 rubles.

Marina Katarzhnova (violin)

Pavel Romanenko (viola)

Boris Andrianov (cello)

Pavel Stepin (double bass)

Dmitry Illarionov (guitar)

Olga Tomilova (oboe)

Igor Fedorov (clarinet)

On the first day of the festival, before the concert, there will be an exclusive preview of the exhibition route “Rejected Masterpieces. Challenge of Pavel Tretyakov”, dedicated to the 165th anniversary of the Tretyakov Gallery and revealing in a completely new way the characteristics of the personality and social position of the collector. Excursions for the guests of the festival will be conducted by leading art historians of the museum. We will also talk about the collection of Sergei Tretyakov, who had few works of Russian art. The focus of his attention was French painting, which later became part of the Pushkin Museum im. A.S. Pushkin. Therefore, it is symbolic that the festival will be opened by the world-famous French quartet Diotima.

Quatuor Diotima

The world famous quartet "Diotima" is a real dream team. The ensemble, founded 25 years ago by graduates of the Paris Conservatory, became famous not only for the highest performing skills, but also for its non-trivial approach to the repertoire, collaboration with living classics. Not a single season of the quartet is complete without world premieres, but the musicians do not forget about their roots. The name of the ensemble refers to Hölderlin's novel "Hyperion", the author of which sings of his beloved under the name of Diotima (an ancient priestess who spoke of "platonic" love), as well as to  Luigi Nono's string quartet "Fragments-Silence, to Diotima", acting as a link between the past and the future, tradition and innovation. Thus, classical masterpieces, reflected in the mirror of modern music, receive  interpretations of the Quartet "Diotima" a new refraction. And at the opening of the Vivarte festival, an ensemble from France will present outstanding quartets by French composers “from the bearers of the tradition” – authoritatively, but fresh and original, as only Quatuor Diotima can do.

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CONCERT PROGRAM

Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741)

Sonata in A minor for cello and basso continuo, RV 44 (c. 1720–1730)

Arrangement for cello and guitar by Dmitry Illarionov and Boris Andrianov

Perform

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Manuel de Falla (1876–1946)

"In Memory of Claude Debussy" (Homenaje - Le Tombeau de Claude Debussy) for guitar solo (1920)

Georges Auric (1899–1983)

Hommage a Alonso Mudarra for guitar solo (1960)

Darius Milhaud (1892–1974)

Segoviana for solo guitar, Op. 366 (1957)

Performs

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Sergei Prokofiev (1891–1953)

Quintet (music of the ballet "Trapezoid") for oboe, clarinet, violin, viola and double bass, Op. 39 (1924)

Perform

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Richard Strauss (1864–1949)

"Metamorphoses" - study for 23 solo strings (1945)

Perform

Violins:

Rodion Petrov , Karen Shakhgaldyan , Elena Korzhenevich , Sergei Sukhobrusov , Ayako Tanabe , Oksana Kolyasnikova , Vasilisa Haddad , Yana Shchegoleva , Nikita Budnetsky , Vladimir Soluyanov

Alts:

Pavel Romanenko , Evgeny Shchegolev , Lyubov Lazareva , Ilya Hoffman , Anna Chugaeva

Cellos:

Boris Andrianov , Pyotr Kondrashin , Sergei Suvorov , Galina Malyan , Maria Zaitseva

Double basses:

Vitaly Veselovsky , Nikita Koeher , German Danilov

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