伊凡·费舍尔与布达佩斯节日管弦乐团音乐会
2016年10月1日 ，伊凡·费舍尔与布达佩斯节日管弦乐团音乐会在 广州大剧院 精彩上演。
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2016.10.01
广州大剧院-歌剧厅
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伊凡•费舍尔与布达佩斯节日管弦乐团音乐会
演出时间：2016年10月1日（周六）20:00
演出地点：广州大剧院 歌剧厅
演出票价：180 280 480 680 880 1280VIP
这么多“第一次”都将献给你！
★“全球最佳交响乐团”排名第9的布达佩斯节日管弦乐团首度乐响羊城！
★指挥大师伊凡•费舍尔（Ivan Fischer）首度造访广州！
布达佩斯节日管弦乐团（Budapest Festival Orchestra）
世界十大交响乐团之一。
布达佩斯节日管弦乐团于1983年由伊凡•费舍尔和佐尔丹•科齐斯组建成立，费舍尔更是一直担任乐团音乐总监长达30多年。经过苦心经营，全世界的观众和乐评人都对布达佩斯节日管弦乐团给予极高评价，更在2008年入选权威音乐杂志《留声机》评选的“世界十大交响乐团”，足迹遍布世界著名音乐厅和各大音乐节，如卡耐基音乐厅、荷兰皇家音乐厅等。各种音乐节也经常邀请乐团前往，如琉森音乐节、爱丁堡音乐节、圣塞巴斯蒂安音乐节、BBC逍遥音乐节、萨尔茨堡音乐节、纽约莫扎特音乐节等。此外，乐团录制超过50张专辑，唱片囊获过包括“留声机大奖”在内的数座古典音乐界的重量级奖项。
布达佩斯节日管弦乐团始终坚持自己的先锋精神，通过自始至终的创新锻造自己的作品。费舍尔为乐团引进了一系列的创新制度：除了音乐会和室内乐系列，还组建了一支用古代乐器演奏的巴洛克乐队以及一支演奏当代作品的现代乐队。乐团成员均选拔自两年一届的“山多尔•维格大赛”，这些音乐家又担任了乐团一系列主题演出的独奏音乐家角色。布达佩斯节日管弦乐团的这些创新以及他们与众不同的排练和演出方式为全世界的音乐学子带来启迪。
指挥大师 伊凡•费舍尔（Ivan Fischer）
翻开布达佩斯音乐历史新一页的指挥大师。
伊凡•费舍尔是布达佩斯节日管弦乐团的创立者和音乐总监，他与乐团之间的默契，已成为古典音乐过去30年间最成功的范例之一。在此之前，他曾是肯特歌剧院音乐总监、华盛顿国家交响乐团首席指挥，他指挥灌录的众多录音作品赢得过多项国际大奖。作为客座指挥，费舍尔与多家世界知名乐团都曾有过合作。他曾经多次被邀请至柏林爱乐乐团担任指挥，每年受邀与阿姆斯特丹皇家音乐厅管弦乐团合作，进行长达两周的指挥演出，还固定与美国顶尖交响乐团合作，包括纽约爱乐乐团、克利夫兰管弦乐团等。
费舍尔早年在布达佩斯学习钢琴、小提琴、大提琴和作曲，接着又在维也纳汉斯•斯沃斯基的指挥班继续深造。同时，他也以作曲家的身份活跃在舞台上——他的作品曾经在美国、荷兰、匈牙利、德国和奥地利演奏，还曾经成功执导过歌剧。
费舍尔曾获得匈牙利共和国总统颁发的金奖，被授予“布达佩斯荣誉市民”称号，他还是匈牙利的文化大使；为表彰他对世界文化交流事业做出的贡献，世界经济论坛曾授予他“水晶奖”，法国政府授予他“艺术与文学骑士”；2006年，费舍尔获得匈牙利最高级别艺术奖项——科苏特奖；2011年，他荣获皇家爱乐奖、德国Ovatie奖；2013年，他被授予英国伦敦皇家音乐学院荣誉会员称号。
钢琴家 德杰•拉锡克（Dejan Lazic）
德杰•拉锡克是布达佩斯节日管弦乐团与伊凡•费舍尔最常合作的独奏家之一，布达佩斯节日管弦乐团的2010亚洲巡演时他便担任钢琴独奏。作为一位中生代钢琴大师，他经常合作的乐团包括芝加哥交响乐团、阿姆斯特丹皇家音乐厅管弦乐团、布达佩斯节日管弦乐团、英国爱乐乐团、NDR北德广播交响乐团、丹麦国家交响乐团等国际顶级乐团，在接下来的音乐季他还将与波士顿交响乐团及乐团总监安德烈斯•尼尔森斯（Andris Nelsons）合作。他曾在Sony和Channel Classics等唱片公司录制了十余张备受好评的唱片，并获得过德国回声古典音乐大奖等多个奖项。
国际评论
“布达佩斯节日管弦乐团也许是世界上最优秀的交响乐团！”
——美国《纽约时报》
“太不同寻常了……布达佩斯节日管弦乐团在伊凡•费舍尔的调教下闪现出一种独特的活力与个性。”
——英国《独立报》
Ivan Fischer and Budapest Festival Orchestra
Performance Time：2016/10/1 (Sat.) 8pm
Performance Venue：Opera Hall, Guangzhou Opera House
Price：180 280 480 680 880 1280VIP
Might be the best orchestra in the world! - New York Times
One of the world’s top ten orchestras! - Gramophone magazine
Conductor: Ivan Fischer
Ivan Fischer is the founder and Music Director of the Budapest Festival Orchestra, as well as the Music Director of the Konzerthaus and Konzerthausorchester Berlin. In recent years he has also gained a reputation as a composer, with his works being performed in the United States, the Netherlands, Belgium, Hungary, Germany and Austria. What is more, he has directed a number of successful opera productions.
The BFO’s frequent worldwide tours and a series of critically acclaimed and fast selling records, released first by Philips Classics and later by Channel Classics, have contributed to Ivan Fischer’s reputation as one of the world’s most high-profile music directors.
Fischer has guest-conducted the Berlin Philharmonic more than ten times; every year he spends two weeks with Amsterdam’s Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra; and as a conductor, he is also a frequent guest of the leading US symphonic orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic and the Cleveland Orchestra. As Music Director, he has led the Kent Opera and the Opera National de Lyon, and was Principal Conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington DC. Many of his recordings have been awarded prestigious international prizes. He studied piano, violin, and later the cello and composition in Budapest, before continuing his education in Vienna where he studied Conducting under Hans Swarowsky.
Ivan Fischer has received the Golden Medal Award from the President of the Republic of Hungary, and the Crystal Award from the World Economic Forum for his services in promoting international cultural relations. The government of the French Republic made him Chevalier de L’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. In 2006 he was honored with the Kossuth Prize, Hungary’s most prestigious arts award. In 2011 he received the Royal Philharmonic Society Music Award, Hungary’s Prima Primissima Prize and the Dutch Ovatie Prize. In 2013 he was accorded Honorary Membership to the Royal Academy of Music in London. In 2015 he was presented with the Abu Dhabi Festival Award.
Piano: Dejan Lazic
Born into a musical family in Zagreb, Croatia, Dejan Lazic grew up in Salzburg, Austria, where he studied at the Mozarteum. He now lives in Amsterdam. Lazic’s fresh interpretations of the repertoire have established him as one of the most unique and unusual soloists of his generation. He appears with such orchestras as the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, NDR Sinfonieorchester Hamburg, Netherlands Philharmonic, Rotterdam Philharmonic, Budapest Festival Orchestra, Helsinki Philharmonic, Swedish Radio, Danish National, Chicago Symphony, Atlanta Symphony, and the Australian, Netherlands, and Basel Chamber Orchestras. Lazic enjoys a significant following in the Far East appearing with NHK Symphony, Yomiuri Nippon, Sapporo Symphony, Seoul Philharmonic and Hong Kong Philharmonic, amongst others. He has built close collaborations with some of today’s most sought after conductors including Giovanni Antonini, Lionel Bringuier, Iván Fischer, Andris Nelsons, Vasily Petrenko, Robert Spano, John Storgårds, Krzysztof Urbanski and Osmo Vänskä.
As a recital artist, he will appear at such venues as Wigmore Hall, Gilmore Festival, Le Poisson Rouge in New York and Melbourne Recital Centre. He also will undertake trio performances with Sol Gabetta and Martin Fröst in autumn 2015, including at Schubertiade Hohenems.
With Channel Classics he has released a dozen recordings, including his critically acclaimed Liaisons series; the latest of which couples together C.P.E. Bach and Britten. His live recording of Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 2 with London Philharmonic Orchestra/Kirill Petrenko received the prestigious German Echo Klassik Award 2009. His next release will be a recording of the Beethoven Triple Concerto for Sony Music.
Budapest Festival Orchestra
The Budapest Festival Orchestra is one of the Hungarian music scene’s major success stories, being rated among the world’s top ten orchestras. The New York Times even went as far as to say they “might be the best orchestra in the world”.
One of the secrets of our success lies in the way Ivan Fischer and his musicians are constantly on the lookout for new paths; they never stick to one method, era, composer or approach. Beyond the resoundingly energetic and uniquely refined musical expression, reminiscent of chamber music, it is their innovative concerts that appeal to those open to music. And it is that same experimental spirit and passion that has taken the BFO to both the world’s most important music venues and to the furthest-flung villages in Hungary.
BFO has won two Gramophone Awards, the ‘Oscars of classical music’, and has also been nominated for a Grammy. International concerts and successes aside, their driving mission is to serve home audience. Through community and musical education programs, BFO continuously strive to bring the beauty of classical music to every age group and stratum of society.
节目单
莫扎特：《魔笛》序曲
肖邦：《第二钢琴协奏曲》
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德沃夏克：《第八交响曲》
PROGRAMME
Mozart Magic Flute overture (7’)
Chopin Piano concerto no. 2, op. 21 in F minor (32’)
-----Intermission-----
Dvorak Symphony no. 8, op. 88 in G major (34’)
*曲目以现场演出为准*
