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KONCERT: Podoby saxofónu / Ladislav Fančovič & Violette Quartet
Concert: forms of saxophone / Ladislav Fančovič & Violette Quartet
Event by: Rosenfeldov palác, Ladislav Fančovič - pianist & saxophonist
Location: Rosenfeldov palác, J. M. Hurbana 335/28, Žilina
About event
Ladislav Fančovič
Ladislav Fančovič is considered an important representative of European interpretation art and is also one of the most versatile artists on the Czech-Slovak music scene.
A versatile artist has been playing a saxophone game since 2013 and is a tireless promoter of the interpretation of classical music on this instrument in Slovakia. In 2014, he founded the saxophone quartet of Pressburg Saxophone Quartet, whose repertoire consists of songs from classical music as well as original arrangements of the Ragtime music genre from 1910 to 1920, when the saxophone as a musical instrument experienced its biggest flourish composers. In 2024, the music center was published by his musical center of his musical modifications to Bach's partations and Suit for all kinds of saxophones, which is an exceptional study material worldwide. He is currently teaching at the Conservatory in Nitra and is also a collector and restorer of historical saxophones. He is the director of the International Festival of the Old Jazz Golden Age Festival and the multi -genre festival Music Modra and organizes the only championship courses in the classic music game on saxophone in Slovakia, Saxophobia Bratislava.
players of the Slovak Philharmonic. It was established in 2015 on the initiative of Jana Gubková Černá, which is a solo violinist group 2. Violins in the Slovak Philharmonic. She invited the players to cooperate, who, in addition to the game in the orchestra, was engaged in chamber and solo play. Violette Quartet has a rich repertoire, which includes, in addition to the music of previous centuries, new Slovak and world work. i. in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Austria and Serbia.
Members:
Jana Gubková Černá - 1. Violin
Andrea Benická - 2. Violin
ALICE KARBAN - VIOLA
EWA BARCIK - Violončelo
The public sources concert supported the Art Support Fund. (students - elementary schools, school, university)
Children (up to the age of 6), seniors and disabled - free entry
Ladislav Fančovič is considered an important representative of European interpretation art and is also one of the most versatile artists on the Czech-Slovak music scene.
A versatile artist has been playing a saxophone game since 2013 and is a tireless promoter of the interpretation of classical music on this instrument in Slovakia. In 2014, he founded the saxophone quartet of Pressburg Saxophone Quartet, whose repertoire consists of songs from classical music as well as original arrangements of the Ragtime music genre from 1910 to 1920, when the saxophone as a musical instrument experienced its biggest flourish composers. In 2024, the music center was published by his musical center of his musical modifications to Bach's partations and Suit for all kinds of saxophones, which is an exceptional study material worldwide. He is currently teaching at the Conservatory in Nitra and is also a collector and restorer of historical saxophones. He is the director of the International Festival of the Old Jazz Golden Age Festival and the multi -genre festival Music Modra and organizes the only championship courses in the classic music game on saxophone in Slovakia, Saxophobia Bratislava.
players of the Slovak Philharmonic. It was established in 2015 on the initiative of Jana Gubková Černá, which is a solo violinist group 2. Violins in the Slovak Philharmonic. She invited the players to cooperate, who, in addition to the game in the orchestra, was engaged in chamber and solo play. Violette Quartet has a rich repertoire, which includes, in addition to the music of previous centuries, new Slovak and world work. i. in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Austria and Serbia.
Members:
Jana Gubková Černá - 1. Violin
Andrea Benická - 2. Violin
ALICE KARBAN - VIOLA
EWA BARCIK - Violončelo
The public sources concert supported the Art Support Fund. (students - elementary schools, school, university)
Children (up to the age of 6), seniors and disabled - free entry