Papandopuliana
Musicians from Zadar Play Boris Papandopulo
Ana Lakić, flute
Ankica Šoša Graziani, Marco Graziani, violin
Paola Bralić Genovese, cello
Ivan Vihar, guitar
Adrian Valčić, Jurica Šoša, Ivan Štorić, piano
B. Papandopulo
B. Papandopulo:
Tri studije iz Osam studija za klavir EK 79 /
Three etudes from Eight etudes for piano EK 7
Tempo di blues
Tempo di tango
Studija br. 4 u fis-molu / Etude No. 4 in F-sharp minor
Adrian Valčić, klavir / piano
Meditacija za violinu i klavir EK 281 /
Meditation for violin and piano EK 281
Ankica Šoša Graziani, violina / violin
Jurica Šoša, klavir / piano
Rapsodia concertante za cello i klavir /
Rapsodia concertante for cello and piano
Paola Genovese, violončelo / cello
Jurica Šoša, klavir / cello
Tri dijaloga za flautu i gitaru EK 226 /
Three dialogues for flute and guitar EK 226
Ana Lakić, flauta / flute
Ivan Vihar, gitara / guitar
Concertino In modo antico op 56
Marco Graziani, violina / violin
Ankica Šoša, violina / violin
Paola Genovese, violončelo / cello
Ivan Štorić, klavir / piano
Chamber works by Boris Papandopulo will be performed by artists connected to Zadar, either by birth or by activity in our city.
Ana Lakić was the first flutist and piccoloist of Euphony Youth Orchestra, she played in Ensemble für Neue Musik in Graz and she collaborates with Zadar Chamber Orchestra.
Ivan Štorić graduated in piano from the Arts Academy of the University of Split in the class of Olga Cinkoburova. During his studies he held a few recitals and participated at numerous competitions winning awards as soloist and in chamber ensembles.
Ivan Vihar graduated in 2005 from Nürnberg-Augsburg School of Music in the class of Prof. Franz Halasz and he specialized in the field of old music. During his studies, as a member of Croatian Guitar Quartet he appeared at renowned Croatian festivals and abroad, and he published a CD with the music by the Argentinian composer Astor Piazzolla.
Paola Genovese graduated in cello from the Music Academy in Zagreb in the class of Prof. Krešimir Lazar and assistant Branimir Pustički. She appeared as soloist accompanied by Zadar Chamber Orchestra and she played in the Zagreb Philharmonic, Croatian Chamber Orchestra and the Orchestra of the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb. She is member of the Orchestra of the Croatian National Theatre Ivan pl. Zajc in Rijeka.
Jurica Šoša completed his graduate and postgraduate studies in piano with Đorđe Stanetti at the Music Academy of the University of Zagreb. During his musical education he won numerous awards, the most significant being the Croatian Composers’ Society Award and Rector’s Award of the University of Zagreb. He has been artistic director of Musical Evenings at St Donatus since 2010.
Marco Graziani graduated in violin from the Music Academy of the University of Zagreb in the class of Leonid Sorokow, where he became assistant in the same year and assistant professor in 2016. Since 2011 he has been concertmaster of Zadar Chamber Orchestra and from 2012 to 2016 he was concertmaster of the Orchestra of the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb.
Ankica Šoša Graziani graduated in violin from the Music Academy of the University of Zagreb in the class of Prof. Maja Dešpalj-Begović. She won numerous first and second prizes at the national competitions of music and dance students. She is permanent member of Zadar Chamber Orchestra, with which she appeared as soloist in 2012. As a member of orchestra she also appears with Croatian Chamber Orchestra and Varaždin Chamber Orchestra.