Artyom Dervoed - guitar
03 Dec 2018 - 03 Dec 2018
Programme:
Solo guitar "The Possessed. Homage to Paganini" - Niccolo Paganini (1782-1840)
- 2 Sonatas
- La Campanella
- Joaquin Rodrigo (1901-1999) - A tiempo fue Italica famosa
- Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895 - 1968) - Capriccio Diabolico (Homage to Niccolo Paganini) - Kevin Callahan (1958) - "The Possessed" (dedicated to A. Dervoed)
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Fondation Thalie - 15 Rue Buchholtz 1050
Artyom Dervoed is a distinguished guitarist, one of the greatest current performers of Johann Sebastian Bach. Artyom Dervoed directs the classical guitar department of the Bashmet Center in Moscow and teaches a group of selected young players from the prestigious Gnessin Academy as well as the Moscow University of Culture and Arts. He is the co-founder and artistic director of the Guitar Virtuosi Moscow International Festival, presented by the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra at Tchaikovsky Hall.
"The Possessed", Artyom Dervoed's new recital programme, is inspired by and dedicated to the great master Niccolo Paganini and includes original guitar works and transcriptions of Paganini's masterpieces, such as the famous Grand Sonata and La Campanella, as well as works by other composers, who have paid tribute to the Grand Virtuoso, including music written for Artyom Dervoed.
In partnership with MGConcerts
"The Possessed", Artyom Dervoed's new recital programme, is inspired by and dedicated to the great master Niccolo Paganini and includes original guitar works and transcriptions of Paganini's masterpieces, such as the famous Grand Sonata and La Campanella, as well as works by other composers, who have paid tribute to the Grand Virtuoso, including music written for Artyom Dervoed.
In partnership with MGConcerts
Fondation Thalie
15 Rue Buchholtz 1050
Created in 2014, the Fondation Thalie is a place dedicated to contemporary creation in Brussels, with an art collection and a public program that cross visual arts, performance and contemporary thought. A place for encounters and exchanges around the arts and culture where visual artists, designers, authors, are invited to compare their questionings and practices in a collaborative and transversal way.
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