Technique should create itself from spirit not from mechanics.

Franz Liszt to Lina Raman
BRASS ’N’ ROLL

9 February 2022, 19.00-21.00

Solti Hall

BRASS ’N’ ROLL Presented by Liszt Academy

Brass Concert of the Liszt Academy, University of Zagreb Academy of Music & Academy of Music of the University of Ljubljana

Rameau: Zaïs – Overture (arranged by Roland Szentpáli)
Tamás Barnabás Bánó: Vanitas
Maja Čerček: Na Hribu
Aurés Moussong: Krakatoa

intermission

Rameau: Platée – Vihar (arranged by Roland Szentpáli)
Josip Prajz: Bio bih mjed sto jeci
Kristof Strnad: Lux et Tenebrae
Sara Jakopović: Brass and Beyond 
Rameau: Castor et Pollux – Scène funèbre (arranged by Roland Szentpáli)

Lovro Čutić, Patrik Palić, Luka Halužan, Marko Mumlek, Filip Pavlić, Matej Vukić (trumpet – University of Zagreb, Academy of Music)
Sebastijan Buda, Gašper Okorn, Žan Zdovc, Sara Hartman (horn – University of Ljubljana, Academy of Music)
James Wolfe, Gergely Janák, Gergely Kedves, András Dénes (trombone – Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest)
Nándor Vincze, Jenő Lőrincz (tuba – Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest)
Aleksander Simionov, Inti Pucihar (percussion – University of Ljubljana, Academy of Music)
Conductor: Roland Szentpáli
Teachers of composition students: Gyula Fekete (1, 3), Jani Golob (2), Srečko Bradić (4), Marko Mihevc (5), Berislav Šipuš (6)

The BRASS’ N’ ROLL project of the Academy of Music of the University of Ljubljana, the Academy of Music of the University of Zagreb and the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music aims to have reflections on brass ensemble music which is mostly associated with firemen’s or soldiers’ music and street festivities for the wider public. However brass ensembles have a far more classical tradition and were very popular in certain eras of music history.

With this concert programme composition and brass professors and students intend to lay emphasis on the sophisticated and classical character of brass music. The objective is to show the audience the variety of feelings, emotional content that can be expressed and the diversity of sonority that can be produced with these aurulent instruments.

New compositions by composer students from each academy and the comprehensive arrangement of Rameau pieces for brass ensembles can prove that brass music has its valuable place in today’s concert life as well.

The Academy of Music of the University of Ljubljana, the Academy of Music of the University of Zagreb and the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music nourish a long-term professional relationship. This joint project is one special example of the flourishing cooperation between the three higher music education institution related to one another with so many professional cultural and historical bonds. The BRASS’ N’ ROLL project is realized in the framework of Erasmus Blended Intensive Programme in which the involved students and professors took part in several online courses and workshops followed by an intensive rehearsal period in Ljubljana before preforming the concert programme in Ljubljana, Budapest and Zagreb.

 

Co-organizers of the event:

Presented by

Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music

Tickets:

Admission to the concert is free. Tickets can be claimed at the Ticket Office of the Liszt Academy one month before the concert.