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Saxofónové romance v Bánovciah nad Bebravou
Saxophone romance in Bánovciah nad Bebravou
Event by: Ladislav Fančovič - pianist & saxophonist
Location: ZUŠ Dezidera Kardoša, Novomeského 3, Bánovce nad Bebravou
About event
How was the saxophone sounded around 1840 at the time of its constructing Belgian Adolph Sax? Was it the same tool as we know it today, or did it undergo countless improvements and direct laboratory development?
Answers to these questions also offer a concert program Saxophone Romance, in which a prominent Slovak artist Ladislav Fančovič will introduce us to the sound of the first tools ever made, including rarities as a tool directly from the workshop of the inventor itself or rare pieces of Belgium, French and American manifacts from the late 19th century. The 20th century, which are more of them today.
The program will be a cross -section of the creation for different types of saxophones from the time of its constructing Adolph Sax to the easiest Slovak work (Marek Piaček). Ukrainian pianist Angelina Kydora and violinist Janka Macíková will perform with Ladislav Fančovič.
From public sources the event was supported by the Art Support Fund. Jules Dememeseman (1833 - 1866): Andante et Bolero for Tenorsaxophone and Piano
2. Gustav Bumcke (1876 - 1963): two romance op. 44 for altsaxophone and piano
3. Edmund von Borck (1906 - 1944): concert for Altsaxophone and orchestra (piano) op. 6
4. Waldemar Wlander (1899 - 1984): ARIETTA for altsaxophone and piano
5. Maurice Whitney (1909 - 1984): Rumba for Altsaxophone and Piano
6. Marek Piaček (*1972): dedicated to Palmström for violin and altsaxophone
7. Otmar Mácha (1922 - 2006): Cap the saxophone for Altsaxophone and piano
8. Marc Eychenne (*1933): Cantitilène et dance for violin, altsaxophone and piano
More information about tickets soon.
Answers to these questions also offer a concert program Saxophone Romance, in which a prominent Slovak artist Ladislav Fančovič will introduce us to the sound of the first tools ever made, including rarities as a tool directly from the workshop of the inventor itself or rare pieces of Belgium, French and American manifacts from the late 19th century. The 20th century, which are more of them today.
The program will be a cross -section of the creation for different types of saxophones from the time of its constructing Adolph Sax to the easiest Slovak work (Marek Piaček). Ukrainian pianist Angelina Kydora and violinist Janka Macíková will perform with Ladislav Fančovič.
From public sources the event was supported by the Art Support Fund. Jules Dememeseman (1833 - 1866): Andante et Bolero for Tenorsaxophone and Piano
2. Gustav Bumcke (1876 - 1963): two romance op. 44 for altsaxophone and piano
3. Edmund von Borck (1906 - 1944): concert for Altsaxophone and orchestra (piano) op. 6
4. Waldemar Wlander (1899 - 1984): ARIETTA for altsaxophone and piano
5. Maurice Whitney (1909 - 1984): Rumba for Altsaxophone and Piano
6. Marek Piaček (*1972): dedicated to Palmström for violin and altsaxophone
7. Otmar Mácha (1922 - 2006): Cap the saxophone for Altsaxophone and piano
8. Marc Eychenne (*1933): Cantitilène et dance for violin, altsaxophone and piano
More information about tickets soon.