Imígyen szóla Zarathustra
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Hogy Don Giovanni tekinthető-e emberfeletti embernek, az nyilvánvalóan vitatható, bár a csábításának áldozatul eső nők között talán voltak, akik így gondoltak rá. Mozart operájában mindenesetre bukás lesz az osztályrésze, és a kénköves pokol mélyére jut, ahol nemcsak az örök tűz öleli körül, hanem rendkívül komor d-moll harmóniák is. Ezekkel a hangzatokkal indul az opera nyitánya, amelynek hangvétele és drámaisága a Mozart-életmű legszenvedélyesebb darabjai közé tartozó d-moll zongoraversenynek is sajátja. A 19. század végének forradalmi újdonságot hozó szimfonikus költeménye, Richard Strauss Imígyen szóla Zarathustra című monumentális műve sokkal inkább a fény zenéje. A Friedrich Nietzsche azonos című főművét, az emberfeletti ember alakját megteremtő filozófiai regényt zenévé formáló darab a világmindenséggel való egyesülés hangjaival zárul. Így jutunk a koncert folyamán mélyből a magasba, a sötétségből a fénybe.
W. A. MOZART: Don Giovanni – nyitány
W. A. MOZART: d-moll zongoraverseny K 466
R. STRAUSS: Imígyen szóla Zarathustra
Vezényel: Riccardo Frizza
Közreműködik:
Fejérvári Zoltán zongora
Magyar Rádió Szimfonikus Zenekara
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Whether Don Giovanni can be considered a superhuman figure is obviously debatable, though there were perhaps some among the women who fell victim to his seduction who thought of him that way. In Mozart’s opera, however, his fate is one of ruin, and he ends up in the depths of a sulfurous hell, where he is surrounded not only by eternal fire but also by extremely somber D-minor harmonies. The opera’s overture begins with these sounds, whose tone and drama are also characteristic of the Piano Concerto in D minor, one of the most passionate works in Mozart’s oeuvre. Richard Strauss’s monumental work Thus Spoke Zarathustra, a symphonic poem that brought revolutionary innovation at the end of the 19th century, is much more the music of light. This piece, which transforms Friedrich Nietzsche’s eponymous masterpiece—the philosophical novel that created the figure of the superman—into music, concludes with the sounds of union with the universe. Thus, throughout the concert, we journey from the depths to the heights, from darkness to light.
Program
W. A. MOZART: Don Giovanni – Overture
W. A. MOZART: Piano Concerto in D minor, K. 466
STRAUSS: Also sprach Zarathustra
Conductor
Riccardo Frizza
Artists
Zoltán Fejérvári (piano)
Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
W. A. MOZART: Don Giovanni – nyitány
W. A. MOZART: d-moll zongoraverseny K 466
R. STRAUSS: Imígyen szóla Zarathustra
Vezényel: Riccardo Frizza
Közreműködik:
Fejérvári Zoltán zongora
Magyar Rádió Szimfonikus Zenekara
/// ENG ///
Whether Don Giovanni can be considered a superhuman figure is obviously debatable, though there were perhaps some among the women who fell victim to his seduction who thought of him that way. In Mozart’s opera, however, his fate is one of ruin, and he ends up in the depths of a sulfurous hell, where he is surrounded not only by eternal fire but also by extremely somber D-minor harmonies. The opera’s overture begins with these sounds, whose tone and drama are also characteristic of the Piano Concerto in D minor, one of the most passionate works in Mozart’s oeuvre. Richard Strauss’s monumental work Thus Spoke Zarathustra, a symphonic poem that brought revolutionary innovation at the end of the 19th century, is much more the music of light. This piece, which transforms Friedrich Nietzsche’s eponymous masterpiece—the philosophical novel that created the figure of the superman—into music, concludes with the sounds of union with the universe. Thus, throughout the concert, we journey from the depths to the heights, from darkness to light.
Program
W. A. MOZART: Don Giovanni – Overture
W. A. MOZART: Piano Concerto in D minor, K. 466
STRAUSS: Also sprach Zarathustra
Conductor
Riccardo Frizza
Artists
Zoltán Fejérvári (piano)
Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
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