Tartini 330: Orkester Slovenske filharmonije & Anna Tifu, violina - Portorož - Piran
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Tartini 330: Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra & Anna Tifu, violin
You are invited to the concert in celebration of Statehood Day by Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra & Anna Tifu.
Date
24.6.2022 (9 pm)
Location
Tartini Square, Piran
Type
culture
,
exhibition

Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra 

The Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra boasts a rich tradition, dating back to 1701, and in its current form came to life in 1947, when the Slovenian Philharmonic was founded. Its growth is due to domestic permanent conductors, including Samo Hubad, Uroš Lajovic and Marko Letonja, as well as conductor's guests and soloists of international renown. The orchestra, which brings together the best domestic and foreign musicians and regularly performs at the most resounding music festivals abroad, performs a standard orchestral repertoire of the 18th and 19th centuries as well as modern and older stylistic music, proving its versatility. Since 2019, he has also been the resident orchestra of the Ljubljana Festival.
ANNA TIFU

Anna Tifu, winner of the 2007 George Enesco International Competition in Bucharest, is considered one of the leading violinists of her generation. She started playing the violin at the age of six, performing publicly at the age of eight. At fifteen, she graduated with honors from her hometown of Cagliari. She studied with Salvator Accardo at the Stauffer Academy in Cremona and at the Chigi Academy of Music in Siena, where she also received an honorary degree in 2004. At the age of seventeen, she was admitted to the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, where she studied with Aaron Rosand, Shmuel Ashkenazi and Pamela Frank, and later graduated from the École normale de musique in Paris. She has performed with many of the world's best orchestras, chamber ensembles and conductors.
CONDUCTOR MARKO ANGIUS

Italian conductor Marco Angius, artistic director of the Padua and Venetian Orchestra since 2015, is one of the established specialists in performing contemporary music. His success is confirmed by numerous conducting tours around the world and appearances at the most prestigious festivals. He is the founder and leader of the specialized ensemble Algoritmo for contemporary music, with which he received the amadeus award in 2007 for the recording of works by composer Ivan Fedel. He has recorded several records, including many works by Salvatore Sciarrin, about which he also published a monograph in 2019. His most recent projects include operas by Jakob Lenz W. Rihm, Lisička zvitorepka and Katja Kabanova L. Janáčka, Italija usode L. Mosce, Prometej L. None and Peleas and Melisanda C. Debussy.

Organised by: Municipality of Pira