Concert for two organs and eight saxophones Automatic translate

March 11, Friday, 20.00

Duration - 80 minutes.

The new, in fact, often turns out to be the well-forgotten old. We admire the achievements of modern technology, not imagining that something similar (and even brighter and more interesting!) Already existed. So, even a hundred years before Vivaldi, arranged on opposite sides of St. Mark’s Cathedral (usually in the shape of a cross), the musicians alternated their cues, creating a feeling for the listener, which is nowadays considered to be a stereo effect. Then it was called - an antiphone. We want to watch how delightfully two bodies (large and small) begin to talk - scattered in time (question-answer structure) and in space (above and below - opposite each other). And also try to apply this ancient technique for two saxophone quartets. Yesterday and today. We will compare.

Laureates of international competitions

Anna Suslova Organ

Ivan Ipatov organ

Russian Quartet of Saxophonists

Vladimir Koznov soprano saxophone

Stanislav Pyalov alto saxophone

Stanislav Prizhimov tenor saxophone

Ilya Mantis baritone saxophone

Misteria Saxophone Quartet

Maria Shaitanova soprano saxophone

Natalia Tsymalyova alt saxophone

Svetlana Ivanova tenor saxophone

Irina Bokiy baritone saxophone

Program: Gabrieli, Marcello, Bach, Vivaldi, Frank

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