It is the Slavic soul that invites itself to the Ella Fitzgerald Stage for this concert by the Camerata Pelsonore, a young Hungarian group made up of 21 musicians, which is performing for the first time in Geneva. In 1877, when the young Janáček composed Idylle, he was still far from having found his style. This suite in six movements is a luminous work of youth, at the antipodes of the music usually associated with the author of Jenufa. Dvořák’s Serenade for Strings, composed in 1875, exudes happiness in life, the work is the fruit of a happy period in the musician’s life. This program which brings together two emblematic composers of Slavic music is an invitation to indulge in the charm and freshness of ample and generous melodies. A music to enjoy without moderation.

Distribution
Mikola Roman, solo violin & direction

Schedule
Violins
Enikő Samu
Adriann Blahunka
Midori Sasazuka
Karolina Kondorosi
Ivan Roman
Daniel Gusztos
Jozsef Lendvai
Nelli Alfoldi

Violas
Bence Hargitai
Veronika Kiraly
Jozsef Sandor

Cellos
Hosung Chung
Tamas Kirkosa
Kinga Gal
Flora Blahunka

Bass
Gabor Gyetvai

Leos Janacek
Suite for string orchestra “Idylle”
Andante
Allegro / Moderato / Allegro
Moderato
Adagio / Presto / Adagio
Scherzo / Trio / Scherzo
Moderato

Antonin Dvorak
Serenade for strings in E major Op. 22
Moderato
Tempo di waltz
Scherzo Perennial
Larghetto
Final – Allegro vivace

website link
http://cameratapelsonore.hu/cameratapelsonoreEN/index.html