In stile italiano
Virtuoso violin works from north of the Alps
Jilská 5, Praha 1, 110 00
Programme
Jan Ignác František Vojta (ca 1660 – ca 1725)
Partia amabilis per violino, viola e basso
Philipp Friedrich Böddecker (1607–1683)
Sonata sopra La Monica
Ignazio Albertini (1644–1685)
Sonata V in la Maggiore
Nicola Matteis (1650–1714)
Passaggio rotto. Andamento veloce. Fantazia
Antonio Bertali (1605–1669)
Sonata a 2 re minore
Samuel Capricornus (1628–1665)
Sonata terza a quatro in a
Anonym (17th century, Vienna)
Sonata Das Post-Horn
Annotation
The second concert of the spring series will take the audience back to the period when virtuoso violin playing was under development. In the company of outstanding performers, they will have an opportunity to hear very playful and often quite peculiar works full of highly diverse variation techniques and sometimes even an unusual tuning known as scordatura, which opened up the violin to previously unheard polyphonic possibilities. The art of violin playing traditionally originated in Italy, but the Italian style also developed north of the Alps and composers in those regions did not lag behind their Italian counterparts, even adding a new dimension to their compositions. The concert programme focuses on those composers working mainly in Central Europe.
Artists
COLLEGIUM MARIANUM
Lenka Torgersen – baroque violin, musical direction
Andreas Torgersen – baroque viola
Hana Fleková – viola da gamba, baroque cello
Jan Krejča – theorbo
Pablo Kornfeld – harpsichord
Partners of the concert
With kind support of the Dominican Monastery in Prague.