Forty young musicians, chosen
among the best talents from institutions of higher music
education in Central Europe and Ukraine, will be the
protagonists of the fall tour "Beyond the Borders" of the Ceman
Orchestra.
Coming from nine countries and ten different music academies,
the youngsters will be performing in three concerts scheduled at
the multimedia center in Rovinj (Croatia) on September 22, at
the Miela Theater in Trieste on September 23, and at the
Grožnjan Castle (Croatia) on September 24.
The project, coordinated by the Tartini Conservatory of
Trieste with the Central European Initiative, has been joined by
the academies of higher music education in Chisinau (Moldova),
Banja Luka (Bosnia), Belgrade and Novi Sad (Serbia), Bucharest
(Romania), Kyiv (Ukraine), Ljubljana (Slovenia), Zagreb
(Croatia), Cetinje (Montenegro) and Trieste.
The fall tour was presented today during a meeting, and the
organizers remarked on the role of music as a tool for peace.
"Music is always a harbinger of peace, and we will always
continue to emphasize this and shout it louder than any war
situation. This tour is an opportunity for growth and training
even for children, but also a chance to meet academies in
central Europe" said Tartini director Sandro Torlontano.
The concert program focuses on three masterpieces from the
Classical and Romantic repertoires. It begins with Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart and the Overture KV 486 from "L'impresario
Teatrale. This will be followed by the Concerto in E minor for
Violin and Orchestra Op. 64 by Felix Mendelssohn, in which
Moldovan soloist Ion Mosneaga will perform. The performance will
end with the Symphony No. 2 in D major op. 36 by Ludwig van
Beethoven. The orchestra will be conducted by Denis Ceausov from
Moldova.
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