Avi Avital, Ksenija Sidorova & Amir Wahba
»Between Worlds«
Wednesday
6
April
2022
19:30 – ca. 21:00
Großer Saal
Performers
Avi Avital, Mandoline
Ksenija Sidorova, Akkordeon
Amir Wahba, Percussion
Programme
»Between Worlds«
Béla Bartók
Román népi táncok »Rumänische Volkstänze« Sz 56 (Bearbeitung) (Bearbeitung für Streichorchester: Arthur Willner) (1915/1928)
Anonymus
Nacyem nacyem. Volkslied aus der Türkei
Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonate Nr. 6 G-Dur BWV 1019 für Violine und Cembalo: (1. Satz: Allegro) (1725 vor/1740 vor)
Anonymus
Mi yitneni of. Volkslied aus Israel
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ouverture / Partita nach französischer Art h-moll BWV 831 (Sarabande) (1735))
Amir Wahba
Improvisation
Anonymus
Bucimis. Volkslied aus Bulgarien
Manuel de Falla
Siete canciones populares españolas (Bearbeitung: Efraín Oscher) (1914–1915)
Heitor Villa-Lobos
Aria »Cantilena« (Bachianas brasileiras Nr. 5 für Mezzosopran und acht Violoncelli) (Bearbeitung: Avi Avital und Richard Galliano) (1938)
Nikolai Budashkin
Konzert a-moll für Mandoline (1. Satz: Allegro)
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Zugabe:
Ernest Bloch
Nigun »Improvisation« (Baal Shem. Drei chassidische Stimmungen für Violine und Klavier) (Bearbeitung) (1923)
Avi Avital
Avi's song
Note
Unterstützt von Kapsch
Unterstützt von Wiener Städtische Versicherungsverein und Wiener Städtische
Medienpartner Ö1 Club und Der Standard
Subscription series
Grenzenlos Musik
World
Links
https://www.aviavital.com
http://www.ksenijasidorova.com
https://www.amirwahba.com
Presented by
Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft
Timelessly Beautiful
On his return to the Wiener Konzerthaus, Avi Avital embarks on a musical journey through space and time with Ksenija Sidorova and Amir Wahba. Nominated in 2010 as the first mandolinist to win a Grammy, Avi Avital has dusted off the reputation of the mandolin, long ridiculed only as a folk instrument, and its repertoire with virtuosity. »I consider it my mission to fill the historical gap in the mandolin literature,« explains the 1978 ECHO Award winner born in Be'er Sheva, in southern Israel, who has been hailed by the New York Times for his »explosively charismatic« live performances.
What makes »Between Worlds« so special is the unusual lineup: with Ksenija Sidorova and Amir Wahba, Avital brings a terrific accordionist and an internationally sought-after percussionist to his side. Like Avi Avital, Latvian Ksenija Sidorova is considered a versatile ambassador for her instrument. Percussionist Amir Wahba enriches the ingenious trio with his fondness for the world's most diverse musical styles. The fascinating tightrope walk between styles and epochs, between regions and cultures, which musically lead an unexcited, harmonious coexistence, makes one dream.
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