Zagrebački puhački kvintet – koncert u Rovinju|Zagreb Wind Quintet – Concert in Rovinj|Ensemble di fiati di Zagabria – concerto a Rovigno

21.08.2009.

Vrijeme: 03. ruj­na 2009.

Mjesto: Crkva Sv. Eufemije, Rovinj

Organizator: Ljetni fes­ti­val Rovinj d.o.o.

Time: the 26th of August, 2009

Place: St. Euphemia Church, Rovinj

Organization: Summer Festival Rovinj

Data: 26 agos­to 2009

Luogo: Chiesa di S. Eufemia, Rovigno

Organizzatore: Festival esti­vo di Rovigno

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zag puh ansamblU sklo­pu Ljetnog fes­ti­va­la Rovinj u crk­vi Sv. Eufemije 3. ruj­na, s počet­kom u 21 sat kon­cert će odr­ža­ti «Zagrebački puhač­ki ansambl».

On the 3rd of September at 9 p.m. the St. Euphemia Church in Rovinj will host the con­cert of the «Zagreb Wind Quintet». The per­for­man­ce is orga­ni­zed wit­hin the fra­mework of the Summer Festival Rovinj.

Nell’ambito del Festival esti­vo di Rovigno, il 3 di set­tem­bre, alle ore 21, si esi­birà l’«Ensemble di fiati di Zagabria».

 

Na nji­ho­vom reper­to­aru nala­ze se dje­la G. Verdija, G. Rossinija i L. Bernsteina.


Ansambl su osno­va­li 1991. mla­di diplo­mi­ra­ni glaz­be­ni­ci zagre­bač­ke «Glazbene aka­de­mi­je»: Dani Bošnjak, Danijel Martinović, Dubravka Lukin i Bánk Harkay. Njima se pri­dru­žio fago­tist Ricardo Luque iz Venezuele (“Cubismo”) s diplo­mom Moskovskog konzervatorija.


U dru­goj sezo­ni dje­lo­va­nja Dubravku je zami­je­nio Branko Mihanović koji je diplo­mi­rao u Njemačkoj. U ovom sas­ta­vu kvin­tet dje­lu­je i u današ­nje vrijeme.


Svaki od čla­no­va pro­fe­si­onal­no je anga­ži­ran u i nekoj od glaz­be­nih ins­ti­tu­ci­ja gra­da Zagreba. Dani Bošnjak, pri­mje­ri­ce, svi­ra pic­co­lo u «Zagrebačkoj fil­har­mo­ni­ji», a aktiv­no dje­lu­je i u «Hrvatskom barok­nom ansam­blu» u koje­mu svi­ra popreč­nu flautu.

Sjajan je impro­vi­za­tor kako u baro­ku tako i u jazz –u. Svira i u lati­no ansam­blu zajed­no s Ricardom.


Branko Mihanović naj­sta­ri­ji je glaz­be­nik u Kvintetu i, donek­le, umjet­nič­ki vođa, iako se sve ide­je usu­gla­ša­va­ju demo­krat­skim putem. Bogato iskus­tvo u komor­nom muzi­ci­ra­nju ste­kao je kao član «Zagrebačkog puhač­kog tri­ja», Ansambla «Musica viva», «Hrvatskog barok­nog ansam­bla», «Hrvatskog komor­nog okte­ta» te Ansambla «Musica da came­ra». Trenutno je docent na «Glazbenoj aka­de­mi­ji» u Zagrebu. Svira obou i engle­ski rog.


Danijel Martinović zapos­len je kao svi­rač bas­kla­ri­ne­ta u Orkestru Hrvatskog narod­nog kaza­li­šta u Zagrebu te kao diri­gent Gradske glaz­be u Karlovcu.


Bánk Harkay, rodom iz Subotice, zapos­len je u «Simfonijskom orkes­tru Hrvatske radi­ote­le­vi­zi­je». Strastveni je jahač i lju­bi­telj konja. Po pri­ro­di je vrlo sis­te­ma­ti­čan i pre­ci­zan, a te su mu odli­ke u Ansamblu osi­gu­ra­le mjes­to kon­tro­lo­ra brzi­ne tem­pa, pre­ciz­nos­ti rit­ma, ago­gi­ke i dina­mi­ke. Svira rog.


Ansambl sura­đu­je te nas­tu­pa i s dru­gim glaz­be­ni­ci­ma poput bas­kla­ri­ne­tis­ta Ratka Vojteka, Stevena Kovacevicha i Žanine Carić, violi­nis­ta Anđelka Krpana, violon­če­lis­te Krešimira Lazara, tru­ba­ča Marina Zokića, uda­ralj­ka­ši­ce Ivane Bilić i čem­ba­lis­ti­ce Višnje Mažuran.


Najintenzivnije raz­dob­lje Ansambl je ostva­rio u dvi­je sezo­ne surad­nje s «Muzejom za umjet­nost i obrt» u Zagrebu, gdje je izveo veli­ki broj pre­mi­jer­nih pro­gra­ma i time učvr­stio boga­ti reper­to­ar. U okvi­ru tih nas­tu­pa obi­lje­žio je i 10 godiš­nji­cu pos­to­ja­nja izvev­ši, izme­đu osta­log, Mozartov kla­vir­ski kvin­tet s gos­tom Stevenom Kovacevichem.


Redoviti su gos­ti zagre­bač­kog «Muzičkog biena­la», «Međunarodne glaz­be­ne tri­bi­ne» u Puli, «Cantusove radi­oni­ce suvre­me­ne glaz­be» u Visu te broj­nih ljet­nih festivala.


Zapaženi nas­tup odr­ža­li su u domo­vi­ni Ricarda Luquea uz Simfonijski orkes­tar Simone Boliva odsvi­rav­ši «Concerto gro­sso br. 2» za puhač­ki kvin­tet i guda­ča (1990.) Borisa Papandopula. (I. R.)


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The reper­to­ire of the ensem­ble com­pri­ses com­po­si­ti­ons by G. Verdi, G. Rossini and L. Bernstein.

 

The quin­tet was foun­ded in 1991 by the young pro­fe­ssi­onal musi­ci­ans of the Zagreb Music Academy: Dani Bošnjak, Danijel Martinović, Dubravka Lukin and Bánk Harkay. They were joined by Ricardo Luque, basso­onist from Venezuela, who gra­du­ated from the Moscow conservatory.

During the second season of the­ir work, Branko Mihanović repla­ced Dubravka Lukin.

All the mem­bers are also pro­fe­ssi­onaly acti­ve in other musi­cal ins­ti­tu­ti­ons in Zagreb – Dani Bošnjak plays the pic­co­lo at the Zagreb Philharmonic and is a mem­ber of the Croatian Baroque Ensemble. He is a gre­at impro­vi­zer and jazz musi­ci­an and plays with Ricardo in a lati­no ensemble.

 

Branko Mihanović is the oldest mem­ber of the Quintet and usu­al­ly acts as the artis­tic direc­tor, alt­ho­ugh all the deci­si­ons are made join­tly. He is a very expe­ri­en­ced musi­ci­ans, who has been a mem­ber of many cham­ber ensem­bles (Zagreb Wind Trio, Musica Viva Ensemble, Croatian Baroque Ensemble, Croatian Chamber Octet, Musica da Camera Ensemble). He is cur­ren­tly a docent at the Music Academy in Zagreb and plays the oboe and the English horn.

 

Danijel Martinović plays the bass cla­ri­net at the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb and wor­ks as the con­duc­tor of the City Music in Karlovac.

 

Bánk Harkay, ori­gi­nal­ly from Subotica, is a mem­ber of the Croatian Radio and Television Symphonic Orchestra. He is also a hor­se lover and passi­ona­te rider. He is very sys­te­ma­tic and accu­ra­te and for that reasons he acts as the con­trol­ler of the tem­po and rhyt­hm wit­hin the fra­mework of the Quintet. He plays the horn.

 

The Ensemble has wor­ked and coope­ra­ted with many other musi­ci­ans, such as Ratko Vojtek (bass cla­ri­net), Steven Kovacevich, Žanina Carić, Anđelko Krpan (violin), Krešimir Lazar (cel­lo), Marin Zokić (trum­pet), Ivana Bilić (per­cu­ssi­ons) and Višnja Mažuran (cem­ba­lo).

The most pro­duc­ti­ve peri­od sin­ce the foun­ding of the Ensemble were the two seasons dedi­ca­ted to coope­ra­ti­on with the Zagreb Museum of Art and Crafts. During that peri­od the Quintet pre­sen­ted a num­ber of pre­mi­ere per­for­man­ces and enric­hed its reper­to­ire. Within the fra­mework of the­se con­certs the Ensemble cele­bra­ted the­ir 10th anni­ver­sary. On this occa­si­on they per­for­med the famo­us Mozart Pianist Quintet in coope­ra­ti­on with Steven Kovacevich.

The Ensemble regu­lar­ly par­ti­ci­pa­tes in the Music Biennale, International Music Seminar in Pula, Cantus wor­k­shops of Contemporary Music in Vis and per­for­ms at nume­ro­us sum­mer fes­ti­vals. One of the­ir most memo­ra­ble per­for­man­ce was the con­cert in Venezuela whe­re they played with the Symphonic Orchestra «Simone Boliva», when they pre­sen­ted the «Concerto gro­sso No 2» for the wind orc­hes­tra and the string player by Boris Papandopulo.

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Il suo reper­to­rio inclu­de bra­ni di G. Verdi, G. Rossigni e L. Bernstein.

L’ensemble è sta­to fon­da­to nel 1991 da giova­ni musi­cis­ti laure­ati­si pre­sso l’«Accademia di musi­ca» di Zagabria: Dani Bošnjak, Danijel Martinović, Dubravka Lukin e Bánk Harkay a cui è anda­to ad aggi­un­ger­si il fagot­tis­ta Ricardo Luque dal Venezuela.

In segu­ito, Branko Mihanovića ha sos­ti­tu­ito Dubravka. Così dis­tri­bu­ite, le par­ti dell’ensemble si sono man­te­nu­te fino ad oggi.

L’ensemble col­la­bo­ra anc­he con altri musi­cis­ti quali i basso­cla­ri­net­tis­ti Ratko Vojtek, Steven Kovacevich e Žanina Carić, il violi­nis­ta Anđelko Krpan, il violon­cel­lis­ta Krešimir Lazar, il trom­bet­ti­ere Marin Zokić, la per­cu­ssi­onis­ta Ivana Bilić e la cem­ba­lis­ta Višnja Mažuran.

Sono ospi­ti rego­la­ri del «Biennale di musi­ca» di Zagabria, del­la «Tribuna inter­na­zi­ona­le di musi­ca» di Pola, del «Laboratorio di musi­ca con­tem­po­ra­nea Cantus» di Issa e di nume­ro­si fes­ti­val estivi.


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