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This evening will be filled with the fragrance of flowers and great music. Among the bushes of jasmine and lianas, in the greenery of the Botanical Garden. N.N. Grishko, the legendary "Four Seasons" by Antonio Vivaldi and the cycle of works "The Seasons in Buenos Aires" by Astor Piazzolla will sound.
The most famous cycle "The Four Seasons" by A.Vivaldi is rightfully considered one of the top achievements not only of the Baroque era, but also of the whole history of art. Like all the composer's works, "The Seasons" is imbued with symbolism. In four concerts, each dedicated to one time of the year, one can also follow a "sightseeing tour" in four regions of Italy, and a whole human life - four age of the person, from birth to death.
"Seasons in Buenos Aires" by A. Piazzolla is not just the seasons in the classical sense, like the change of seasons. This is a lyrical suite of four big tangos about the feelings of a small man in a big city. According to Piazzolla himself: "Tango is the echo of Buenos Aires".
Surrounding the world through the eyes of Vivaldi and Piazzolla, virtuously portrayed in two seemingly different works, equally makes us admire the fullness of life. The ideas themselves, their imaginative content and the temperament of the music are extremely close.
"Seasons" of the two composers will sound in reading the brightest representatives of the classical scene - the chamber staff of the Ocean's Orchestra. The musicians of the orchestra repeatedly represented the Ukrainian classical school in the United States, Germany, China, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, countries of South-West Asia and the Arabian Peninsula.
In the evening of September 1 we will go on an exciting journey through the 8th seasons, masterly embodied in the imaginative music of two outstanding composers. We are waiting for you on our classic evening at 20:00 at Timiryazevskaya street, 1.
This evening will be filled with the fragrance of flowers and great music. Among the bushes of jasmine and lianas, in the greenery of the Botanical Garden. N.N. Grishko, the legendary "Four Seasons" by Antonio Vivaldi and the cycle of works "The Seasons in Buenos Aires" by Astor Piazzolla will sound.
The most famous cycle "The Four Seasons" by A.Vivaldi is rightfully considered one of the top achievements not only of the Baroque era, but also of the whole history of art. Like all the composer's works, "The Seasons" is imbued with symbolism. In four concerts, each dedicated to one time of the year, one can also follow a "sightseeing tour" in four regions of Italy, and a whole human life - four age of the person, from birth to death.
"Seasons in Buenos Aires" by A. Piazzolla is not just the seasons in the classical sense, like the change of seasons. This is a lyrical suite of four big tangos about the feelings of a small man in a big city. According to Piazzolla himself: "Tango is the echo of Buenos Aires".
Surrounding the world through the eyes of Vivaldi and Piazzolla, virtuously portrayed in two seemingly different works, equally makes us admire the fullness of life. The ideas themselves, their imaginative content and the temperament of the music are extremely close.
"Seasons" of the two composers will sound in reading the brightest representatives of the classical scene - the chamber staff of the Ocean's Orchestra. The musicians of the orchestra repeatedly represented the Ukrainian classical school in the United States, Germany, China, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, countries of South-West Asia and the Arabian Peninsula.
In the evening of September 1 we will go on an exciting journey through the 8th seasons, masterly embodied in the imaginative music of two outstanding composers. We are waiting for you on our classic evening at 20:00 at Timiryazevskaya street, 1.