Koncerto programa:
Béla Bartók (1881-1945):
Romanian Folk Dances, Sz 56 8m
I. Stick Game
II. Peasant Costume
III. Standing Still
IV. Mountain Horn Song
V. Romanian Garden Gate
VI. Little One
Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887–1959)
„Assobio a Jato“ for flute and cello (1950)
I. Allegro non troppo
II. Adagio
III. Vivo
Erwin Schulhoff - violin sonata (1927) - I. Allegro con fuoco, III. Scherzo, allegretto grazioso.
Krzysztof Zgraja (g. 1950)
"Virtuoso Flamenco Study Nr. 1" for flute solo
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Mieczysław Weinberg (1919–1996)
24 preludes for cello solo – Nr. 3, 5 ir 10
Han-Ki Kim (g. 1954)
„Korean Simple Suite“ Nr. 1, op. 267A
Prologue - Greeting
Oriental Flute
Cheerfulness
Sorrow
Finale - Festival
Edgar Girtain (g. 1988)
Trio Nr. 1 for flute, violin and cello (2013)
I. Andante con moto
II. Lentamente passione
III. Lengvai, energingai
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Violinist Lija Netuk performed with the State Grodno Symphony Orchestra, worked as concertmaster at the Grodno Music College, and has appeared in various European countries. She has performed at venues such as the Palais des Congrès in Paris and UNESCO Headquarters. A laureate of international chamber music competitions, she has appeared as a soloist with symphony orchestra and regularly participates in masterclasses. Since 2025, she has served as Concertmaster of the Panevėžys Musical Theatre Orchestra.
South Korean cellist Nahee Shin studied cello at Anyang University and later continued her professional development at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, where she completed her Master’s degree in 2022 with a full scholarship (Prof. Guang-yu Xie), and at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, graduating cum laude in 2024 (Prof. Henry-David Varema). She has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in various countries, played in orchestras including the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra and the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, participated in international projects with renowned musicians, and received awards in several international competitions across Europe and Asia. She is currently based in Rome and actively performs as a soloist and as a member of orchestras and international chamber ensembles.
Flautist Polina Chistova has refined her skills in Germany in masterclasses with Prof. Andrea Lieberknecht, as well as with Rune Most, William Bennett, and Jacques Zoon. In 2017, she performed a work for solo flute with orchestra at St. Catherine’s Church in Vilnius together with the St. Christopher Chamber Orchestra, and later appeared at the Lithuanian National Philharmonic with the National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts Symphony Orchestra. Polina is interested in a wide range of musical styles — alongside classical repertoire, she also performs music influenced by Arabic and Spanish motifs and enjoys improvisation.
