Ma­tei Gheorg­hiu – Discon­ti­nui­ty as a Con­struc­ti­ve Tool

Matei Gheorghiu’s doctoral concert

Photo: Octavian Balea

Matei Gheorghiu’s research started from the hypothesis that in order for music to hold together, to have unity, there must be elements that create continuity. Only through continuity unity can be achieved. But elements that create discontinuity are also welcome as long as they don’t become destructive. 

In Gheorgiu’s only doctoral concert, various aspects of this quest for constructive continuity at different parameters such as rhythm, melody, thematism, dynamics and others are explored through 7 works.

Performers

Zagros Ensemble:

  • Mikko-Pekka Svala, bassoon
  • Tommi Hyytinen, French horn
  • Iines Kiuru, clarinet
  • Tibor Ivan, accordion
  • Elisa Rusi, violin
  • Aino Szalai, violin
  • Camilla Vilkman, viola
  • Sara Viluksela, cello
  • Lambis Pavlou, piano
  • Petri Komulainen, conductor

Programme

Matei Gheorghiu:

  • Ratio Spei
  • Good Freedom
  • Bad Freedom
  • Equal
  • Experiment for Dissecting Various Types of Discontinuity
  • Brexit sonata
  • Requiem – concerto for bassoon and ensemble

Lisätiedot: Anna Huuskonen-Kuhlefelt, anna.huuskonen-kuhlefelt@uniarts.fi 

Changes are possible.

Time

23.11.2024 at 16:00 – 17:40

Location

Concert hall

Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 9

00100 Helsinki

R Building

Tickets

Free admission

Location on map

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