Under Honorary Patronage of The EUROPEAN Club of Canada the Torontonians are going to taste the best Italian Opera with top voices from international music conservatories brought by Mira Solovianenko and her Nightingale Music Festival.
Please click the link for tickets – and bring your friends – you’d listen the voices of La Scala in Italy but the Toronto price.
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Natasha Euteineier of The European Club of Canada is a Master of Ceremony
‘Meet this concert’s soloist!
Miroslava Solovianenko, Singer(Soprano), Conductor, Honored artist of Ukraine. Mira’s operatic career spans over 15 years of performances and appearances across Europe, South and North America. She has headlined and starred in productions at Kiev operatic stages, performed with the National Academic Choir of Ukraine and has served as a lead vocalist at the prestigious National Organ and Chamber Music Hall of Ukraine. In 2010 Mira was awarded the title of “Honored Artist of Ukraine” a high honour bestowed upon a citizen for contributions to the cultural fabric of the country and for artistic contribution to the society.
#soloist#mira_solovianenko#nightingale_music_festival#opera#italian_opera‘ — with Mira Solovianenko.
Meet this concert’s soloist!
Solomon Tencer, the bass opera singer was born in Riga Latvia. From an early age, Solomon developed a strong interest in singing and pursued his passion by taking voice lessons from renowned Russian coaches. In 1972, Solomon moved to New York where he received further vocal training with leading tenor, Harry Theyard, of the New York City Opera and Metropolitan Opera. In 1987, Solomon relocated to Toronto, Canada and continued his vocal studies under Canadian baritone Louis Quilico. In 1993,
Solomon performed in Toronto, Sydney, Panama City, Rome, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Vienna, Riga and St. Petersburg/Russia.
#soloist#solomon_tencer#nightingale_music_festival#opera#italian_opera — with Solomon Tencer.
Victoria Korchinskaya-Kogan is one of the most significant pianist of our time.
Praised as “an admirably gifted performer” by Yuri Temirkanov, “the pianist of great talent, having extraordinary skills and boundless musicality” by Mikhail Pletnev and a “true artist ”by Yefim Bronfman, Victoria is the winner of The Stravinsky Piano Competition, Andorra Piano Competition, E-Piano Competition in Minneapolis and I International Piano Competition In Korea among others.
As a soloist, Victoria performed with major orchestras in concert halls such as the Big Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, Concertgebouw, Koln Philharmonic, Nurnberg Meistersinger Hall, Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, Salle Pleyel in Paris and concertized throughout Russia, USA, Canada, Germany, Italy, Austria, Spain, Netherlands, Turkey, Egypt, France, Azerbaijan and Korea under the baton of Mikhail Pletnev, Mark Gorenstein, Pavel Kogan, Arnold Katz, Nikolai Alekseev, Maxim Schostakovicn, Vladimir Ziva, Alexander Vedernikov, Mark Russell Smith, Charles Ansbacher and Laurent Petitgirard.
Two recent recordings featuring Beethoven Piano Concertos by Victoria Korchinskaya-Kogan Released under Art Classic Company label received critical acclaim for its distinguished imagination and stylistic precision.
Born in Moscow, 1978 as the granddaughter of the famous violinists Leonid Kogan and Elizaveta Gilels, Victoria started to play the piano at the age of 5. One year later she debuted at the Small Hall of the Moscow Conservatory.
Victoria received her M.M. and D.M.A. from the Moscow Conservatory where she studied with Lev Vlassenko, Sergei Dorensky and Pavel Nersessian. Her masterclasses include studying with Andreas Stayer, Dmitry Bashkirov, Claude Frank, William Nabore and Jose Feghali.
Former faculty mamber at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory and Seokyeong University in Seoul, Victoria is also a frequent guest of famousinternational music Festivals, such as The Corinthian Summer Music Festival in Austria, Summit Music Festival and Mannes Keyboard Festival in the USA, the Musiktage Koblenz in Germany, Nuit Classiques de Ramatuelle and Nuits du Piano d’Erbalunga in France.
#nightingale_music_festival — with Victoria Korchinskaya-Kogan.
The
paradigm of classical piano states: “For a pianist to become
successful, one has to stay within the boundaries of the classical form
itself.” In the case of Elizabeth Spano, the artist transforms classical
music into a new sound of elegance and deep tones of ‘modern’ classical
music along with the influences of latter-day composers such as her
main influence – Johann Sebastian Bach and Beethoven.
Elizabeth Spano’s favourite quote comes from one of the greatest
representatives of Romanticism in Russian classical music – Sergei
Vasilievich Rachmaninoff who once said: “The new kind of music seems to
create not from the heart but from the head. Its composers think rather
than feel. They have not the capacity to make their works exalt – they
meditate, protest, analyze, reason, calculate and brood, but they do not
exalt.”
As a young child, Elizabeth Spano began to play the
piano and quickly became recognized as a child prodigy. At the age of
11, she attended the Toronto Royal Conservatory of Music. An alumna of
York University, Elizabeth Spano excelled to a level equal to that of
today’s modern-day composers.
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#nightingale_music_festival .#soloist#opera#italian_opera#elithabeth_spano — with Elizabeth Spano.
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