Honored Artist of Abkhazia Luka Gadelia (organ) and guest soloist of the Bolshoi Theater, as well as the winner of the Big Opera TV project Vladimir Magomadov (countertenor) will present a program of works by great composers of different eras: I.S. Bach, V.-A. Mozart, A. Vivaldi, F. Mendelssohn and others.
In a programme:
K. Behm. Preamble in C major
J.S.Bach. 3 Chorale Preludes
J.S.Bach. Fantasia and Fugue in G minor
K. Gluck. Paris' aria from the opera "Paris and Elena"
J.S.Bach-Gounod. Ave Maria
W.-A. Mozart. Aria of Sextus from the opera "Mercy of Titus"
F. Schubert. Ave Maria
F. Tosti. Ave Maria
T. Albinoni. Adagio
F. Mendelssohn. Sonata No. 1 (3-4 movements)
R. Schumann. 2 Etudes in the form of a canon, Sketch in F minor
A. Vivaldi. Concert "Summer" in 3 parts.
H. Turin. Spanish dance
Performed by:
Honored Artist of Abkhazia Luka Gadelia (organ),
Laureate of international competitions Vladimir Magomadov (countertenor)
Luka Gadelia is a virtuoso organist, Honored Artist of Abkhazia, a graduate of the Russian Academy of Music. Gnesins (class of Prof. A. Fiseisky) and postgraduate studies at the Moscow Conservatory. Has taken part in master classes of leading organists: O. Latry (France), G. Bove, L. Lo-man (Germany), K. Stembridge (Great Britain), V. Ceres, J. Essel, H.O. Erickson (Sweden), N. Simonyan, K. Carpenter, B. van Osten and others. In 2008 he trained at the Summer Organ Academy in Haarlem (Netherlands). Laureate of international competitions, gives many concerts in Russia and abroad. Since 2006 he has been a soloist-organist of the State Concert Hall of the Patriarchal Cathedral in Pitsunda. Since 2012 - soloist of the Abkhaz State Philharmonic.
Vladimir Magomadov is the owner of the rarest male voice: the countertenor. GITIS graduate, student of Tamara Sinyavskaya. Winner of the second season of the Big Opera television project (Moscow, 2013), laureate of all-Russian and international competitions. Guest soloist of the Bolshoi Theater (parts of Ratmir in M. Glinka's opera Ruslan and Lyudmila and Countertenor in I. Demutsky's ballet Nureyev), the Novaya Opera Theater (parts in operas by M. Naiman and V. Martynov) and the Novosibirsk Opera and Ballet Theater (part of Siebel in the opera "Faust" by C. Gounod). The singer's two main areas of interest are European Baroque music and Russian music of the 19th century.
