Leonid Hrabovsky Vidéos
compositeur ukrainien
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- Union soviétique, États-Unis
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2024-05-03
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Valentin Bibik Weill Henderson Penn Skelton Earl Wild Valentin Silvestrov Boris Lyatoshynsky Viktor Kosenko Kalachevsky Leonid Hrabovsky Carnegie Hall Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Detroit Symphony Orchestra National Symphony Orchestra San Francisco Symphony Empire Brass 1940 1973 2003 2012
Timothy Hoft, piano From the cycle of 34 Preludes and Fugues (in 3 volumes), composed from 1973-78, by Valentin Bibik +••.••(...)) A pianist of unique versatility, Timothy Hoft has been praised for his recent performances. “Hoft’s objective approach to performing new music was especially successful…[his] precise control of dynamics and quiet approach to the keyboard with a perfect technique led to a beautiful, automatic sense of music making…” (Michael Lodico, Ionarts.org). Hoft has given performances as soloist and chamber musician in the concert halls of France, Italy, the Czech Republic, England, Scotland, and the U.S., including Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall, the John F. Kennedy Center, the Phillips Collection, the Yamaha Piano Salon, the Ukrainian Institute of America, the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts, and the Smith Center. He has performed with ensembles such as the Phillips Camerata, Peabody Camerata, Peabody Wind Ensemble, UNLV Symphony Orchestra, UNLV Wind Ensemble, Henderson Symphony Orchestra and the Detroit Civic Symphony Orchestra. An active accompanist and chamber musician, Hoft has collaborated in chamber performances with members of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, Las Vegas Philharmonic, Boston Brass, and Empire Brass, as well as faculty members of the Eastman School of Music, Mannes College of Music, Peabody Conservatory of Music, Louisiana State University, Penn State University, and Florida State University, to name a few. Hoft frequently performs with virtuoso flutist, Anastasia Petanova, having given performances in numerous venues such as The Phillips Collection, the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, l'Hotel d'Assezat in Toulouse, France and The New York University in Florence, Italy. A graduate of the University of Michigan and the Peabody Conservatory, Hoft holds Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral Degrees in piano performance. His primary teachers were Logan Skelton and Benjamin Pasternack. During his graduate studies, Hoft was awarded a fellowship through the La Gesse Foundation, giving him numerous performances in Europe and in the U.S. He was also granted the Earl Wild Scholarship of the Ivory Classics Foundation, allowing him to study with the legendary pianist, Earl Wild. In 2012, Hoft joined the faculty at the University of Nevada- Las Vegas where he teaches piano and collaborative piano. Hoft is currently exploring and performing solo piano repertoire of 20th and 21st century Ukrainian composers including the Nocturnals of Virko Baley, the piano sonatas of Valentin Silvestrov, the monumental cycle of 34 Preludes and Fugues by Valentin Bibik, the piano sonatas of Boris Lyatoshynsky, as well as the works of Viktor Kosenko, Mikhailo Kalachevsky, Vitaly Hodzyatsky, Leonid Hrabovsky, and Oleksandr Shchetysnky, for a series of forthcoming recordings to be released on TNC Recordings. www.timothyhoft.com. www.tncmusic.net www.unlv.edu/music
Leonid Hrabovsky 1933 1935 1964 1993 2009
Leonid Hrabovsky (1935--), And it will be, for soprano, violin, clarinet, piano, synthesizer and percussion +••.••(...):00 The spirit of darkness' crown 01:14 When the gold will depart 03:48. Leonid Hrabovsky (1933--), Trio for violin, double bass and piano (1964) B. Kotorovych, violin V. Filipochkin, double bass M. Stepanenko, piano Artwork by Natalia Goncharova. On 21 November 2009 Ukrainian composer Leonid Hrabovsky participated in a concert of his own music performed by students and faculty of the OSU Music Department.
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