Gubaidulina, Prokofiev and Mozart
Details
Claude Debussy
Syrinx for Solo Flute
Julia Bogorad-Kogan,
flute
Sofia Gubaidulina
Reflections on the Theme B-A-C-H
Sergei Prokofiev arr. Rudolf Barshai
Visions fugitives, (Mimoletnosti)
Mauricio Kagel
Pan for Piccolo and String Quartet
Alicia McQuerrey,
piccolo
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Serenade No. 12, Nachtmusik
About This Program
Approximate length 1:22
A kaleidoscope of moods and colors unfolds in this dynamic program, featuring ensembles of flute, woodwinds, and strings in deconstructed arrangements that are anything but traditional. The music weaves through strange and beautiful worlds — from the haunting solo flute to mysterious harmonies and bold, theatrical moments. Prokofiev’s reimagined work for strings transforms familiar sounds into something fresh and evocative, while Mozart’s Serenade pushes the form beyond background music into something deeply emotional and artistic. This program invites curiosity and drama, culminating in an exhilarating ensemble work.
A kaleidoscope of moods and colors unfolds in this dynamic program, featuring ensembles of flute, woodwinds, and strings in deconstructed arrangements that are anything but traditional. The music weaves through strange and beautiful worlds — from the haunting solo flute to mysterious harmonies and bold, theatrical moments. Prokofiev’s reimagined work for strings transforms familiar sounds into something fresh and evocative, while Mozart’s Serenade pushes the form beyond background music into something deeply emotional and artistic. This program invites curiosity and drama, culminating in an exhilarating ensemble work.
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