Rimantas Vingras Piano Studio

Pašėlusi patirtis ir ambicinga jaunystė susitinka Organum salėje! Latvių fortepijoninis duetas Antra ir Normunds Vīksnes koncertavo ES šalyse ir JAV, Kanadoje, Australijoje, Ukrainoje. Jie dalyvavo
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Šiaulių duetų festivalis-konkursas "Fortduofest" išsikėlė tikslą atskleisti jauniesiems atlikėjams muzikavimo kartu džiaugsmą ir partnerystės vertę. Konkursas ypatingą dėmesį skiria jaunimui regionuose, jo laureatams sudaroma galimybė groti koncerte Vilniuje viename koncerte su profesionaliu fortepijonų duetu.
Bilietus įsigykite internetu https://bilietai.organum.lt/event/307 ,
arba tiesiog salėje prieš koncertą.

"Jūs mane kankinate, kai naudojate neteisingus laikus",-- sako man prancūzų mokytoja. Kita vertus, o ką -- argi mes pianistai bemokydami ausų nenusibrūžiname? Būna taip, kad prabraukia per ausis lyg su tarka!

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Rimantas Vingras plays Bach, Schubert, Scriabin Pianist Rimantas Vingras will perform Bach, Schubert, Scriabin.

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The Piano Files with Mark Ainley shared a few private recordings of Arthur Shattuck, made in New York ca. 1940.

Shattuck was an American pianist who went to Vienna to train with Leschetizky when he was only 13 years old and lived in Paris for some time. He died in 1951 after having been inactive for a couple of decades due to ill health, and officially made no disc recordings, only piano rolls.

These precious 16 minutes or so of Bach playing reveal the pianistic hallmarks we hear in the best of the pianists who studied with Leschetizky: gorgeous tonal colours, fluid phrasing, clarity of texture, and attentive voicing. Shattuck's legato and transparency are absolutely marvellous - notice how his attack lets a note sing for just the right amount of time before the next one, without ever a hint of hardness as he strikes the key (the Siciliano is a perfect example).

Truly mesmerizing Bach playing from a forgotten figure who was clearly a wonderful pianist.

1. Fugue in F-Sharp from WTC I
2. Siciliano (arr. Siloti)
3. Chorale "Sleepers Wake" (arr. Busoni)
4. Sinfonie, 3rd part (from Partita No. 2 in C Minor)
5. Sarabande from English Suite No. 5 in E Minor
6. Gigue from English Suite No. 5 in E Minor (1st part, then last bars)

Arthur SHATTUCK plays BACH Johann Sebastian BACH1. Fugue in F # from WTC I2. Siciliano (arr. Siloti)3. Chorale "Sleepers Wake" (arr. Busoni)4. Sinfonie, 3rd part (from Partita No. 2 in ...

"Life without playing music is inconceivable for me.”

Albert Einstein

“Often a single experience will open the young soul to music for a whole lifetime.” Zoltán Kodály.

Zoltán Kodály (1882 – 1967) was a Hungarian composer, ethnomusicologist, teacher, linguist, and philosopher. He is well known internationally as the creator of the Kodály method of music education.

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