音乐后花园 夏洛克的小提琴 经典影视旋律二重奏音乐会
2016年3月13日 ，音乐后花园 夏洛克的小提琴 经典影视旋律二重奏音乐会在 广州大剧院 精彩上演。
基本信息
2016.03.13
广州大剧院-实验剧场
90分钟（含中场休息）
提前半小时入场
演出详情
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古典和流行的碰撞，巴赫和夏洛克的相遇。
海灵顿与瓦尔加小提琴钢琴二重奏组合对音乐有着特别的见解，他们不但有着多年古典音乐扎实的功底和精湛的技艺，更对流行音乐和影视曲目青睐有加。在他们的音乐会上，你会同时听到巴赫、巴托克、贝多芬、麦克米伦，以及海灵顿自己改编的鲍勃·迪伦、莱昂纳德·科恩（Leonard Cohen）和Radiohead乐队作品，更有BBC《神探夏洛克》、《007之幽灵党》、《闻香识女人》、《飞行家》等影视作品的经典配乐重现。
小提琴：格雷戈里·海灵顿
“令人难忘的演出！格雷戈里有着与生俱来的艺术才能和令人赞叹的技巧”
— 《爱尔兰时报》
“海灵顿的演奏有着令人心痛的柔软，每个乐句都流淌着深沉的忧思”
— 《Strad》
爱尔兰小提琴家格雷戈里•海灵顿是一位享有国际声誉的独奏家和室内乐演奏家。2003年他赢得纽约艺术家国际比赛，并连续在威尔独奏厅、卡耐基音乐厅等世界各个音乐厅举办多场独奏音乐会，他的足迹遍布美洲、亚洲和欧洲，获得观众和评论界的一致追捧。
他对不同类型的音乐都充满好奇和热情，善于在独创的音乐项目中将各风格融合。有时，他特意登上非传统古典音乐的舞台，以启发更多人对古典音乐的认识和兴趣，与更广泛的新乐迷分享。除了精进对传统小提琴曲目的理解和传承，以及在跨界领域里的拓展，他也是现代音乐的支持者。
钢琴：马代·瓦尔加
马代·瓦尔加作为“罗马尼亚当今最杰出的青年钢琴家”，《南德意志报》称他的演奏“有魔力”，《Le Diapason》评价他的演出“色彩丰富、充满活力、吸引人”，古典音乐网ConcertoNet赞他的舞台表现“散发着迷人光晕”，罗马尼亚杂志《Adevarul》更是惊叹瓦尔加的音乐会“壮观而精彩”。他是一位“能为最简单的乐句赋予深刻意义的音乐家”，对演绎经典曲目和当代重要作曲家新作同样驾轻就熟。
他曾在玛丽亚·卡纳斯、乔治·埃内斯库等多个国际钢琴比赛中获得佳绩；并陆续在纽约卡耐基音乐厅、爱丽丝杜利音乐厅、柏林音乐厅、巴黎卢浮宫大厅、加沃音乐厅、科赫特音乐厅、斯德哥尔摩皇家戏剧院、巴塞罗那加泰罗尼亚音乐厅、东京卡萨尔斯音乐厅、耶路撒冷丽贝卡皇冠大会堂、布加勒斯特罗马尼亚雅典娜剧场和电台大厅等地举办音乐会。
English version:
Music Garden Sherlock’s violin by Duo Harrington-Varga
Time: 2016/3/13 (Sun.) 3 p.m.
Venue: Experimental Theatre
Price: 80 180 280
Performance duration: 90min
Gregory Harrington, violin
Gregory Harrington enjoys a successful international career as a soloist and chamber musician. In July 2000, he debuted in the Purcell Room of the Royal Festival Hall to critical acclaim; and as a prizewinner of the Artists International Competition in New York in February 2003, Harrington made another successful debut at Carnegie Hall, where he has given multiple performances.
Harrington has toured and performed as soloist in venues throughout the Americas, Asia and Europe including Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Town Hall & Merkin Hall in New York; Symphony Hall in Boston; the Oriental Arts Center, Shanghai; Benaroya Hall, Seattle; the South Bank Center, London; The Hugh Lane Gallery, the West Cork Chamber Music Festival and The National Concert Hall, Dublin. For his interpretation of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" with the RTE Concert Orchestra in the National Concert Hall, Dublin, the Irish Times commented: “The soloist Gregory Harrington was impressive. This young Dublin born violinist showed natural artistry and an ability to dazzle.” More recently, he has made extensive recital tours of North America, New Zealand and the Far East which have included numerous appearances and interviews on TV and radio. Harrington has performed with the San Diego Symphony, Rhode Island Philharmonic, Mexico City Philharmonic, RTE Concert Orchestra, Naples Philharmonic, the Orquesta Sinfonica del IPN, Mexico; the Irish Concert Orchestra, The Musica Bella Orchestra of New York and the Dublin Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Thomas Wilkins, Robert Houlihan, Alan Tongue, Francisco Noya, Hector Reyes Bonilla, Susan Haig and Philip Gaskill. He has collaborated with members of the renowned Emerson, Manhattan and Lark String Quartets, British virtuoso pianist Simon Mulligan, legendary Irish fiddler Martin Hayes as well as the celebrated jazz bassist John Patitucci.
Harrington's first album "Reflections", accompanied by William Lewis on piano, is a recording of 16 virtuoso short pieces that gathered rave reviews in the press and critical acclaim internationally. "Critics' Choice" in Newsweek, the magazine declared "This debut CD features a sultry 'Summertime' and a haunting performance of the theme from 'Schindler's List' that rivals Perlman's justly famous recording." His follow up album "A Different World" also garnered rave reviews in the press and is devoted to the music of celebrated Scottish composer James MacMIllan. The album includes three world premiere recordings. His current release "Bach: Transcriptions and Variations" (2014) was the highest rising entry into the Billboard Classical Charts on release and was Billboards "hot shot debut", charting at #7 in the Top Classical Albums.
Harrington's passion and excitement for fusing genres through innovative music projects has inspired classical music lovers and new listeners by taking his artistry out of the concert hall and into alternate venues. Bringing a fresh sound to familiar repertoire, championing new music and pushing the boundaries on artistic collaborations, his performances often juxtapose the music of Bach, Bartok, Beethoven and MacMillan with his own eclectic arrangements of Dylan, Leonard Cohen and Radiohead. Besides his commitment to the standard violin repertoire and expanding the boundaries into crossover repertoire, he dedicates a large part of his artistic activities to contemporary music. He has premiered concerti and solo works by such distinguished composers as James MacMillan, Steve Gerber, Meira Warshauer, Jorge Sosa, Ian Wilson and Derek Ball amongst others in London, Dublin, Wellington, Mexico, Beijing, Shanghai and New York including the North American premiere of Donnacha Dennehy's Concerto for violin and orchestra with the Mexico City Philharmonic.
Harrington received a bachelor's degree in International Commerce and Spanish literature from University College Dublin and performance diplomas in music from both the Guildhall School of Music in London and Mannes College of Music in New York City. He is also a graduate of the Royal Irish Academy of Music. His principle teachers have been Kevin Kiely, Marat Bisengaliev, Sally Thomas and the late Erick Friedman. A recipient of Awards from the Arts Council and the Department of Cultural Affairs in Ireland, his studies in the US were supported by two prominent Irish companies – the IAWS group and Arnotts. An advocate for culture, education and cancer research, Harrington is passionate about furthering music education by putting instruments in the hands of children, affording them opportunities to develop creatively. A committed educator, Harrington devotes time outside performances to teaching in New York in two private schools - the Spence School and Nightingale - Bamford School in Manhattan, and to fundraising in aid of cancer research.
Matei Varga, piano
“The greatest young Romanian pianist” before the public today (Enescu Festival News, 2013), Matei Varga is firmly established as the true heir of an incomparable pianistic tradition that includes Dinu Lipatti, Clara Haskil, Mindru Katz, and Radu Lupu.
Mr. Varga’s artistry has garnered superlative reviews from critics around the world, who have found his performances “magical” (Süddeutsche Zeitung, 2009), “colorful, vivacious [and] engaging” (Le Diapason, 2012), “luminous” (ConcertoNet 2011), and “spectacular” (Adevarul, 2013).
A “musician who can imbue even the simplest of melodic lines with meaning” (Fanfare, 2012), Mr. Varga is equally at home in staples of the pianistic repertoire and works written by today’s foremost composers, as evidenced by his recent commission to perform the European premiere of Michael Hersch’s “insanely difficult” second piano concerto, which left the audience “astonished” (Neue Musikzeitung, 2013).
A top prizewinner at numerous piano competitions, including Maria Canals and George Enescu, Mr. Varga has appeared as a soloist and recitalist in many of the world’s leading concert halls, among them Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall (New York), Konzerthaus (Berlin), the Auditorium du Louvre, Salle Gaveau, and Salle Cortot (Paris), Royal Dramatic Theater (Stockholm), Palau de la Música (Barcelona), Casals Hall (Tokyo), Rebecca Crown Auditorium (Jerusalem), and the Romanian Athenaeum and Radio Hall (Bucharest).
Highlights of Mr. Varga’s 2015-2016 season include planned appearances in the United States, Asia and Europe, as well as the release of two new recordings: a cello and piano album featuring Laura Metcalf on Sono Luminus and the Homage to Italy solo recital on Sheva Collection. His latest recording of the Swan Lake Fantasy (a work commissioned by him) was released earlier in 2015 and is now available worldwide.
Mr. Varga holds degrees from the Romanian National University of Music, where he studied with Ana Pitis, Ioana Minei, and Sandu Sandrin, and the Mannes College of Music, where he studied with Pavlina Dokovska. He is a guest artist and faculty at the International Keyboard Institute and Festival, held every summer in New York City.
Review
"The soloist Gregory Harrington was impressive. This young Dublin born violinist showed natural artistry and an ability to dazzle".
- The Irish Times
"…Harrington described its winding contours with aching tenderness, a profound sense of melancholy touching every phrase."
- The Strad Magazine
节目单
演出曲目
大提琴无伴奏组曲，第一乐章：前奏曲 巴赫（格雷戈里•海灵顿改编）
乐队组曲D大调第三首第二乐章 巴赫（格雷戈里•海灵顿改编）
(上两首曲目选自电影《她比烟花寂寞》、《落跑新娘》、《雷霆杀机》)
电影《艺妓回忆录》主题曲 约翰•威廉姆斯
恶魔之舞，选自电影《东镇女巫》 约翰•威廉姆斯
电影《情归巴黎》主题曲 约翰•威廉姆斯
探戈舞曲，选自电影《闻香识女人》 约翰•威廉姆斯
组曲，选自电影《钢琴别恋》 迈克尔•尼曼（格雷戈里•海灵顿改编）
心灵渴望欢乐/承诺
我重要的秘密
镜中镜，选自电影《地心引力》和《浩劫妙冤家》 阿尔沃•帕尔特
中场休息
D小调托卡塔与赋格，选自电影《甜蜜的生活》、《飞行家》 巴赫（格雷戈里•海灵顿改编）
组曲，选自BBC影视剧《神探夏洛克》 戴维•阿诺继（格雷戈里•海灵顿改编）
游戏开始
华生的主题曲
献给约翰和玛丽的华尔兹
粉色的研究
主题曲
不祥预兆，选自电影《007之幽灵党》 萨姆•史密斯（格雷戈里•海灵顿改编）
精灵之舞，选自电影《剑胆琴心》 安东尼奥•巴齐尼
生死攸关，选自影视剧《迷失》 迈克•吉亚奇诺（格雷戈里•海灵顿改编）
*曲目以现场演出为准*
PROGRAMME
Prelude from the solo cello suite BWV 1007 J.S. Bach (arr.Harrington)
Air from Orchestral suite No. 3 in D major BWV 1068 J.S. Bach (arr.Harrington)
(From "Hilary & Jackie", "Runaway Bride" & " A View to a Kill")
Theme from "Memoirs of a Geisha" John Williams
Devils Dance from "Witches of Eastwick" John Williams
Theme from “Sabrina” John Williams
Tango from "Scent of a Woman" John Williams
Suite from "The Piano" Michael Nyman (arr.Harrington)
The Heart Asks Pleasure First / The Promise
Big My Secret
Spiegel im Spiegel from "Gravity" & "Swept Away" Arvo Part
Intermission
Toccatas and Fugue in d minor BWV 565 from "La Dolce Vita" & "The Aviator" J.S. Bach (arr.Harrington)
Suite from the BBC's "Sherlock Holmes" David Arnold (arr.Harrington)
The Game is On
Watson's Theme
Waltz for "John and Mary"
A Study in Pink
Main Theme
Writing’s On the Wall from James Bond's "SPECTRE" Sam Smith (arr.Harrington)
La Ronde des Lutins op.25 from “The Magic Bow” Antonio Bazzini
Life and Death from the TV series "LOST" Michael Giachino (arr.Harrington)
