Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) presents a concert where you can experience the energy, passion and talent of young professional musicians on the edge of their careers.
This November we harness that feeling in a specially curated concert featuring Artistic Director Paavali Jumppanen with ANAM musicians. This concert reflects ANAM’s theme for the year: the relationship between folk music, land and classical composers.
Join us on a journey from Rautavaara's Fiddlers, drawn from Finnish village dance tunes to Enescu's Impressions d'enfance (Childhood impressions) and Bartók's Piano Quintet, capturing the composer discovering the folk idioms which defined his later style. This concert bring you contemporary echoes of a musical past.
ANAM musicians present over 200 performances each year including regular performances with leading national and international guest artists, orchestras and ensembles.
"ANAM is an extraordinary institution: intense, demanding, challenging and immensely rewarding to be involved with. The musicians are totally engaged and committed." – Simone Young AM, Conductor.
Program
EINOJUHANI RAUTAVAARA (arr. piano sextet) The Fiddlers, Op.1
GEORGE ENESCU Impressions d’enfance, Op.28: Selections
II. Vieux mendiant
VIII. Vent dans la cheminée
VIX. Tempête au dehors, dans la nuit
X. Lever de soleil
BÉLA BARTÓK Piano Quintet in C major, Sz.23
GEORGE ENESCU Romanian Rhapsody No. 1 (1901)
Artists
Paavali Jumppanen Artistic Director, Piano
ANAM Musicians
- 90min, no interval
