Domoljubje: longing for home
Bijlmer Klassiek presents top young talent
The Bijlmer Klassiek concert on 22 February features a new generation of outstanding musicians telling a story of homesickness, a longing for and a connection with their native country – all through a mix of classical, jazz and music from home.
Concert programme
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Fuga in G Minor BWV 578 (little fuga)
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Damir Imamović
Čovjeku moje zemlje
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Lev Svetek (arr. Tobija Hudnik)
Nocoj (Tonight)
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traditioneel (arr. Tobija Hudnik)
Žute dunje (Yellow quinces)
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Michael Kamen
Brass quintet
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Bor Shomen (arr. Tobija Hudnik)
Vračam se (I'll be back)
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Richard Wagner
Elsa’s feierlichter Zug zum Münster from ‘Lohengrin’
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Jože Privšek (arr. Tobija Hudnik)
Ljubezen v f molu (Love in f minor)
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Toma Zdravković (arr. Tobija Hudnik)
Ja nemam prava nikoga da volim (I'm not allowed to love someone)
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Tobija Hudnik
Bo pomlad še kdaj povej (Tell me, will there be spring again?)
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Enrique Crespo
Suite Americana No. 1
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Goran Bregović (arr. Tobija Hudnik)
Ružica si bila (You were a rose)
Performers
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Kajetan Puzco
trumpet
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Richard Ranvier
trumpet
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Ruben Hudnik
horn
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Joan Juanico
trombone
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Jan Volčanšek
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Anna Štefan
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Milica Janković
zang
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Samuel Kiel
double bass
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Evan van der Feen
piano
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Chen Har Even
drums
About this concert
Concertgebouworkest Young is a very special youth orchestra that brings together young talent from all over Europe. Next summer marks the fifth time Young is being held, and more and more former participants are enrolling in professional music courses. Tonight, five wind players – all former Young participants – share the stage with a number of their fellow conservatory students to give a dazzling performance. Along with two young talented singers (Ana Štefan from Slovenia and Milica Janković from Serbia) and jazz musicians, they mix classical, jazz and narodna (Balkan folk music).
They’ll be showcasing their talent and where they’re going, as well as where they come from and where their hearts lie.
Bijlmer Klassiek is all about musicians across a wide range of styles sharing the stage. Musicians and other artists of every conceivable genre and background also work closely with members of the Concertgebouw Orchestra to produce a series of unique, cross-genre concerts each season.
In Bijlmer Klassiek, we collaborate with the Bijlmer Parktheater in a series of groundbreaking concerts seamlessly blending a broad palette of different musical styles and genres from all over the world.
Dates and tickets
About this concert
Concertgebouworkest Young is a very special youth orchestra that brings together young talent from all over Europe. Next summer marks the fifth time Young is being held, and more and more former participants are enrolling in professional music courses. Tonight, five wind players – all former Young participants – share the stage with a number of their fellow conservatory students to give a dazzling performance. Along with two young talented singers (Ana Štefan from Slovenia and Milica Janković from Serbia) and jazz musicians, they mix classical, jazz and narodna (Balkan folk music).
They’ll be showcasing their talent and where they’re going, as well as where they come from and where their hearts lie.
Bijlmer Klassiek is all about musicians across a wide range of styles sharing the stage. Musicians and other artists of every conceivable genre and background also work closely with members of the Concertgebouw Orchestra to produce a series of unique, cross-genre concerts each season.
In Bijlmer Klassiek, we collaborate with the Bijlmer Parktheater in a series of groundbreaking concerts seamlessly blending a broad palette of different musical styles and genres from all over the world.