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14| 10| Čt 19.30| Sál Martinů | Pražské premiéry 14| 10| Thu 7.30 pm| Martinů Hall | Prague premieres MARKO IVANOVIĆ born in Prague in 1976, as a child he lived in the former Yugoslawia and returned to Czechoslovakia when he was 15. He studied conducting and composition at the Prague Conservatory and at the Academy of Performing Arts, where his teachers were conductors Radomil Eliška and Jiří Bělohlávek and composer Václav Riedlbauch. He also attended a composition course in Utrecht, Holland, and in 2008 he successfully defended his doctoral thesis in composition and the theory of composition at the Music and Dance Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. As a conductor he has worked with various Czech and foreign orchestras: the Prague Symphony Orchestra, the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, Bohuslav Martinů Philharmonic Orchestra, Filharmonia Sudecka (Poland), the Toyama Academy Orchestra (Japan) etc. In 2003 he won a prize at G. Fitelberg’s International Young Conductors’ Competition in Katowice, Poland. At first he worked for the National Theatre in Prague only as an outside collaborator (P. Glass: La Belle et la Bête, B. Britten: Curlew River), but in 2006 he began to work there full-time and as a conductor he has contributed to the production of Mozart’s opera La clemenza di Tito, A. Březina’s political “opera-process” called Zítra se bude…, the jazz opera, A Walk Worthwile, etc. Since 2009 he has been the chief conductor of the Czech Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra Pardubice. This year, Marko Ivanović had a great success conducting the Prague Symphony Orchestra at the Prague Spring International Music Festival. His compositions are played on stage at many concerts and festivals both at home and abroad. He is also a soughtafter composer of incidental music and film scores. KOMORNÍ FILHARMONIE PARDUBICE byla založena v roce 1969. Jejím prvním šéfdirigentem byl dirigent Libor Pešek, pod jehož vedením orchestr brzy získal pozoruhodnou uměleckou úroveň. Na uměleckém růstu orchestru se podíleli také další šéfdirigenti – Libor Hlaváček, Petr Altrichter, Bohumil Kulínský, Petr Škvor a Róbert Stankovský. V letech 1997–2009 stál v čele orchestru Leoš Svárovský. Od srpna 2009 je jeho šéfdirigentem Marko Ivanović. Hlavním hostujícím dirigentem se od koncertní sezony 2009–2010 stal Peter Feranec. Komorní filharmonie Pardubice spolupracovala s významnými dirigenty světového jména v čeles Jiřím Bělohlávkem, Marcem Armiliatem a Marrisem Jansonsem; u dirigentského pultu se vystřídali i další významní čeští i zahraniční dirigenti: Josef Vlach, Vladimír Válek, František Vajnar, Jiří Stárek, Ondřej Kukal, Petr Vronský, Jaroslav Krček, Albert Rosen, István Dénes, Emin Chačaturjan, Juozas Domarkas, Arnold Katz, Gérard Oskamp, Martin Lebel, Hilary Griffiths, Peter Feranec a mnozí další. S orchestrem se představila plejáda špičkových sólistů, např. klavíristé Lazar Berman, Ivan Moravec, Eugen Indjic, houslisté Vladimir Spivakov, Josef Suk, Václav Snítil, houslistka Isabelle van Keulen, kytarista Angel Romero, kytaristka María Isabel Siewers, trumpetista Ludwig Güttler, hornisté Peter Damm, Herrmann Baumann, Zdeněk Tylšar, pěvkyně Helen Donath, Dagmar Pecková a řada dalších. 34
14| 10| Čt 19.30| Sál Martinů | Pražské premiéry 14| 10| Thu 7.30 pm| Martinů Hall | Prague premieres CHAMBER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA PARDUBICE was established in 1969, and its first Foto F. Renza, P. Malota Chief-conductor was the now worldrenowned Libor Pešek, under whose baton the orchestra soon reached a remarkable level of artistic attainment. Other Chief-conductors have also contributed to the artistic growth of the orchestra - Libor Hlaváček, Petr Altrichter, Bohumil Kulínský, Petr Škvor and Róbert Stankovský. In the years 1997- 2009 Leoš Svárovský stood at the head of the orchestra. Since August 2009 the orchestra has the new Chief-conductor Marko Ivanović. Peter Feranec became the principal guest conductor from the 2009-2010 concert season. The orchestra has collaborated and performed under world-renowned conductors such as Jiří Bělohlávek, Marco Armiliato, Marris Jansons; other Czech and international conductors have also taken their place at the conductor‘s podium: Josef Vlach, Vladimír Válek, František Vajnar, Jiří Stárek, Ondřej Kukal, Petr Vronský, Jaroslav Krček, Albert Rosen, István Dénes, Emin Chachaturian, Juozas Domarkas, Arnold Katz, Gérard Oskamp, Martin Lebel, Hilary Griffiths, Peter Feranec and many others. A plethora of leading soloists, for example Lazar Berman, Ivan Moravec, and Eugen Indjic, the violinists Vladimir Spivakov, Josef Suk, Václav Snítil, and Isabelle van Keulen, the guitarist Angel Romero, María Isabel Siewers, the trumpet player Ludwig Güttler, the horn players Peter Damm, Herrmann Baumann, and Zdeněk Tylšar, the vocalists Helen Donath and Dagmar Pecková have also performed with the orchestra. 35
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