Performers
Vivi Vassileva, Marimba, Percussion
Great Talent
Lucas Campara Diniz, Gitarre
Covent Garden Soloists
Vasko Vassilev, Violine, Musikalische Leitung
Anna Blackmur, Violine
Soh Yon Kim, Violine
Duncan Commin, Viola
Gundula Leitner, Violoncello
Tony Hougham, Kontrabass
Programme
Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto a-moll RV 522 für zwei Violinen, Streicher und Cembalo (L'estro armonico) (Bearbeitung für Vibraphon und Violine) (1711))
Bushra El-Turk
Ka. Konzert für Schlagwerk und Streichorchester
George Gershwin
Concert Fantasy on themes of »Porgy and Bess« (Bearbeitung: Lucas Campara Diniz)
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Georg Friedrich Händel
Passacaglia g-moll nach einem Thema von Georg Friedrich Händel (Bearbeitung für Violine und Marimba) (1893)
Astor Piazzolla
La muerte del ángel (1962)
Escualo
Milonga del ángel I. Tango (1965)
Lucas Campara Diniz
Imaginarium
Astor Piazzolla
Otono porteño, Primavera porteño (Cuatro estaciones porteñas) (1967–1970)
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Milcho Leviev
Bulgarian Boogie
Astor Piazzolla
Libertango (1974)
Subscription series
Percussive Planet
Links
https://vividrums.com
The apples often don't fall far from the tree: Vivi Vassileva and Vasko Vassilev come from a Bulgarian family of musicians. While one is making a name for herself internationally as a percussionist, her 24-year-old older brother - who was also concertmaster of King Charles III's coronation orchestra - plays violin in the orchestra of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden as principal guest concertmaster. He is also the founder of the Covent Garden Soloists, with whom he now accompanies his »little sister« in one of her performances as »Great Talent« of the current season, including arrangements of baroque classics and a Gershwin medley. Brazilian guitar virtuoso Lucas Campara Diniz provides spirited nuances of a different nature and exotic nuances.