MOZART  –  KLUSÁK  –  LANIUK  – JANÁČEK

The leaves of the four-leaf clover are a symbol for faith, hope, love and happiness.

The Lviv Philharmonic presents a project of international partnership with its long-time friend Simon Camartin. The famous Swiss conductor has chosen a program of four works by four symbolic authors. He said: “When i saw the four names Mozart- Klusak – Laniuk- Janacek and included the selected scores in my considerations,  І immediately had the impression that these names mean pure happiness, hope, love and faith in the good. This for the performers, for the audience, for the world of music and thus also for humanity.

Mozart’s music bubbles and sprays with joy and happiness; the scores of Klusak and Laniuk are credible testimonies of the high value of contemporary music; and Janacek’s masterful “Jenufa” proclaims in perfect form that sadness and tragedy can turn into happiness and hope. Truly – music as a encouraging four-leaf clover in a difficult time”.

Artists:

• Mariana Golovko, soprano
• Oana Camartin, violin
• Liubov Voitovych, viola
• Lviv National Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
• Simon Camartin, conductor

Program:

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Drei Märsche KV 408.
  • L’ amerõ, sarõ costante. Arie of Aminta for soprano, solo violin and orchestra from the opera «Il Rè Pastore» KV 208
• Jan Klusák. “Abschied mit (doch nicht von) Mozart” for violin, viola and chamber orchestra (2023), Ukrainian premiere
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. “Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio”. Concert aria for soprano and orchestra, KV 418
• Yurii Laniuk.”Tezlas”, three songs for mezzo soprano and chamber orchestra after Arnold Spescha (2023), Ukrainian premiere
• Leoš Janáček. Symphonic suite from the opera «Jenufa» (1903)