Sel kuul kõlab Arvo Pärdi teoseid taas paljudes maades ja nagu ikka, eriti rohkesti Saksamaal – esitajaiks üle Euroopa kuulsad orkestrid ning koorid kuni üliõpilas- ja noortekollektiivideni.
1. detsembril esitati Arvo Pärdi "Johannese passioon" ("Passio") Madridi Teatro del Canal’is Madridi Kommuuni orkestri, koori ja solistide poolt, dirigeeris Jordi Casas.
4. detsembril oli Belgradi Filharmoonia orkestri kavas "Fratres", 5. detsembril Porto Rahvusorkestrilt linna esindussaalis Casa da Música’s orkestripala "Kui Bach oleks mesilasi pidanud...", juhatas Christoph König.
Samal päeval oli taas Hageni Teatris "Peegel peeglis" muusikale lavastatud Eric Oberdorffi ballett, mis on laval ka 12., 16., 18. ja 26. detsembril.
10. detsembril mängisid nimekad saksa viiuldajad Carolin Widmann ja Rüdiger Lotter (tema ka juhatas) Pärdi "Tabula rasat" Kölni Raadiomaja saalis koos Lääne-Saksa Ringhäälingu (WDR) orkestriga; Detmoldi Püha Risti kirikus esitasid Detmoldi Muusikakõrgkooli üliõpilased "Berliini missa".
Järgmisel päeval kõlas Jena Volkshaus’is Jena Filharmoonia orkestrilt Pärdi kuulsamaid orkestriteoseid "Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten", dirigeeris Gernot Schulz.
17. ja 18. detsembril mängib Prahas Dvořáki saalis kolm kontserti Tšehhi Filharmoonia orkester nimeka austerlase Manfred Honecki käe all. Honeck on praegu peadirigent USAs Pittsburghis ja Stuttgarti Ooperis ning on ka Tšehhi Filharmoonia esimene külalisdirigent.
Koos Brno Filharmoonia kooriga kantakse Bohuslav Martinů festivalil ette kava, kus Martinů ja Tšaikovski suurteoste ees kõlab Arvo Pärdi "Palveränduri laul" ("Wallfahrtslied") meeskoori ja keelpilliorkestri versioonis Tšehhi esmaettekandes. 17. detsembri hommikul esitatakse see kava spetsiaalselt kooliõpilastele.
Nädalalõpul toimuvad sündmuslikud ettekanded taas Saksamaal, kui Münchenisse tuleb juhatama Tõnu Kaljuste, samuti Soomes, Ukrainas, Hispaanias.
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Social embarrassments is a term that can apply also to those who have no idea that Pärt dedicated his most recent Symphony to Khodorkovsky... Look into these things, before reacting!
http://www.khodorkovskycenter....
http://www.khodorkovskycenter....
What has this to do with Pärt 's music?
Is that you again, Maxim de la Trine? Or is it Peter or Siil? Whoever it is; what are you trying to accomplish here?
Is that you again, Maxim de la Trine? Or is it Peter or Siil? Whoever it is; what are you trying to accomplish here?
Arvo Pärt Estonian classical composer.
Also a new composition in 2008 is Symphony No. 4, named “Los Angeles” and dedicated to Mikhail Khodorkovsky. It is his first symphony written for over 37 years, since 1971's Symphony No. 3. It premiered in Los Angeles, California, at the Walt Disney Concert Hall on January 10, 2009.
Mikhail Borisovich Khodorkovsky (Russian: ??????? ?????????? ?????????????; born June 26, 1963 in Moscow) is a Russian former Komsomol (Soviet youth) activist who became one of Russia's oligarchs. In 2004, Khodorkovsky was the wealthiest man in Russia, and was the 16th wealthiest man in the world, although much of his wealth evaporated because of the collapse in the value of his holding in the Russian petroleum company YUKOS.[citation needed]
On October 25, 2003, Khodorkovsky was arrested at Novosibirsk airport by the Russian prosecutor general's office on charges of fraud. Shortly thereafter, on October 31, the government under Vladimir Putin froze shares of Yukos because of tax charges. The Russian Government took further actions against Yukos, leading to a collapse in the share price. It purported to sell a major asset of Yukos in December 2004.
On May 31, 2005, Khodorkovsky was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to nine years in prison. The sentence was later reduced to 8 years. In 2003, prior to his arrest, Khodorkovsky funded several Russian parties, including Yabloko, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, and even, allegedly, the pro-Kremlin United Russia.
In October 2005 he was moved into prison camp number 13 in the city of Krasnokamensk, Zabaykalsky Krai.
Also a new composition in 2008 is Symphony No. 4, named “Los Angeles” and dedicated to Mikhail Khodorkovsky. It is his first symphony written for over 37 years, since 1971's Symphony No. 3. It premiered in Los Angeles, California, at the Walt Disney Concert Hall on January 10, 2009.
Mikhail Borisovich Khodorkovsky (Russian: ??????? ?????????? ?????????????; born June 26, 1963 in Moscow) is a Russian former Komsomol (Soviet youth) activist who became one of Russia's oligarchs. In 2004, Khodorkovsky was the wealthiest man in Russia, and was the 16th wealthiest man in the world, although much of his wealth evaporated because of the collapse in the value of his holding in the Russian petroleum company YUKOS.[citation needed]
On October 25, 2003, Khodorkovsky was arrested at Novosibirsk airport by the Russian prosecutor general's office on charges of fraud. Shortly thereafter, on October 31, the government under Vladimir Putin froze shares of Yukos because of tax charges. The Russian Government took further actions against Yukos, leading to a collapse in the share price. It purported to sell a major asset of Yukos in December 2004.
On May 31, 2005, Khodorkovsky was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to nine years in prison. The sentence was later reduced to 8 years. In 2003, prior to his arrest, Khodorkovsky funded several Russian parties, including Yabloko, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, and even, allegedly, the pro-Kremlin United Russia.
In October 2005 he was moved into prison camp number 13 in the city of Krasnokamensk, Zabaykalsky Krai.
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