Program
Béla Bartok: 6 Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm, for piano (Mikrokosmos Vol.6/148-153), Sz. 107/6/148-153, BB 105/148-153 – 10′
Performed by Dora Deliyska
Béla Bartok: Contrasts for violin, clarinet and piano, SZ. 111 – 15′
Performed by Denitsa Laffchieva, Alexander Gordon-Zemtsov, Dora Deliyska)
Rainer Bischof: Trio for Clarinet, Viola and Violoncello (Premiere) – 10′
Performed by Denitsa Laffchieva, Alexander Gordon-Zemtsov, Liliana Kehayova)
Gideon Klein: Trio for Violin, Viola and Cello (1944) – 12′
Performed by Marie Isabel Kropfitsch, Marta Potulska, Rudolf Leopold
Pancho Vladigerov: Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello Op.4 – 30’
Performed by Marina Dimitrova, Milan Karanovic, Simeon Goshev
Romania, Austria, Czech Republic and Bulgaria – the musical heritage of these Danube countries will be featured in this special concert. Bela Bartok, not only one of the most important composers of XX century, but a thorough ethnomusicologist as well; Rainer Bishoff who was born, had studied and taught in Vienna, not only a composer but also a philosopher; czech pianist and composer Gideon Klein, who died in a concentration camp and whose music follows the paths of Schonberg and Janacek; and one of the founders of Bulgarian composition school, Pancho Vladigerov – born in Switzerland, raised in Shumen and Sofia, studied in Berlin.
