Rahvusvaheline kammermuusika festival FEsTaRi. Lõppkontsert / Closing concert

Heino Elleri Muusikakool / Heino Eller Tartu Music School

Espoo Muuskainstituut / Espoo Music Institute

Jazeps Medinši nim. Riia 1. Muusikakool / Jāzeps Mediņš Riga 1st Music School

Rahvusvaheline Kammermuusika Festival FEsTaRi (F-Festival, ES-Espoo, TA-Tartu, RI-Riia) on pikaajaline koostööprojekt, mis sai alguse 2006 aastal kolme muusikaharidusasutuse initsiatiivil: Espoo Muusikainstituut (Soome), Heino Elleri nim. Tartu Muusikakool (Eesti) ja Jazep Medinši nim. Riia 1. Muusikakool. Festivalil osalevad muusikakoolide õpilased algastmest gümnaasiumini vanuses 8 - 25. Festivali peaeesmärgiks on kammermuusika ja selle valdkonna hariduse olulisuse esiletõstmine ja väärtustamine laste ja noorte seas, pedagoogiliste kogemuste vahetamine, muusikahariduse edendamine ning huvi äratamine iga riigi kultuuripärandi vastu.

International Chamber Music festival FEsTaRi (F-festival, ES-Espoo, TA-Tartu, RI-Riga) is long-term cooperation project between three music educational institutions – Espoo Music Institute (Finland), Heino Eller Tartu Music School (Estonia) and Jāzeps Mediņš Riga 1st Music School (Latvia), which started 2006. Participants in the festival are students from music schools and secondary schools between age of 8 to 25. The main purpose of the festival is to raise importance of the chamber music education for children and youth, to support exchange of the pedagogical experience and to promote interest in every country’s cultural heritage and innovations in music education.

19. november kell 12 Tubina saal / November 19th at 12.00, Tubin Hall

LÕPPKONTSERT / CLOSING CONCERT

Heino Elleri Muusikakooli, Espoo Muuskainstituudi ja Jazep Medinši nim. Riia 1. Muusikakooli õpilased ja õpetajad / Teachers and students of Heino Eller Music College, Espoo Music Institute and Jāzeps Mediņš Riga 1st Music School

Kaastegev FEsTaRi kammerorkester Mihhail Gertsi juhatusel / The participating FEsTaRi chamber orchestra, conductor Mihhail Gerts

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Piano Trio in G Major, K. 564

     I Allegro

Valērija Ponomarjova, piano

Evelīna Jakuškina, violin

Adrians Kolčs, cello

Teacher Jeļena Lihvare

Jāzeps Mediņš Riga 1st Music School

Ludwig van Beethoven - Cello Sonata nr. 3 in A major op. 69

     I Allegro ma non tanto

Evelin Uue, cello

Gertrud Kannel, piano

Teacher Pille Taniloo

Heino Eller Music College

Max Bruch - 8 Pieces for Clarinet, Viola and Piano, op. 83

     I  Andante

     II Allegro con moto

Oļegs Dubovskis, piano

Beāte Balode Keina, viola

Elza Siliņa, violin

Teacher Olga Moskaļonova

Jāzeps Mediņš Riga 1st Music School

Max Bruch - 8 Pieces for Clarinet, Viola and Piano, op. 83

V Rumänische Melodie: Andante

Joona Nuutila, clarinet

Sam Cobb, viola

Alex Halme, piano

Teacher Junio Kimanen

Espoo Music Institute

Francis Poulenc - Sonata for piano, 4 hands

     I   Prélude

     II  Rustique

     III Final

Alex Halme, piano

Evelina Kuropatkina, piano

Teacher Junio Kimanen

Espoo Music Institute

William Christopher Handy - “St. Louis Blues”

Estere Rūrāne, violin

Anna Poļanska, violin

Klaudija Plotka, doublebass

Lizete Grīniņa, piano

Teacher Agate Ozoliņa

Jāzeps Mediņš Riga 1st Music School

Uno Naissoo - Trio

Elza Siliņa, violin

Petja Kainulainen, cello

Tanel Joamets, piano

Oskars Kalniņš - Trio Émphémère

Tõnu Kalm, clarinet

Agate Ozoliņa, cello

Evija Auziņa, piano

Michael Giacchino - “The Incredibles” (arr. Brian Walsh)  

Eller Brass:

Mihkel Kallip, trumpet

Karl Reimand, trumpet

Kreete Jacob, corno

Hendrik Jaak Sepp, trombone

Artur Jonatan Saumets , tuba

Teacher Mihkel Kallip

Heino Eller Music College

Eduard Tubin - Setu dance from “Suite of Estonian dances”

Eduard Tubin - Elegy

Eduard Tubin - Toccata

FEsTaRi Chamber Ochestra

Conductor  Mihhail Gerts

Vaba sissepääs / Free entrance