"Armastuse poeem" / "Poème d'amour" / "Love Poem" -

Mandoliinin ja urkujen runoutta Virosta, Ukrainasta, Unkarista ja Suomesta.

Kadri Ploompuu, organ/urut (Estonia)

Alina Sakalouskaya, mandolin (Estonia)

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Kontsert Leppävaara kirikus / Armastuse poeem

19.07.2023 kell 12

Alina Sakalouskaya, mandoliin

Kadri Ploompuu, orel

Johann Sebastian Bach Fuga sopra il Magnificat, BWV 733

(1685-1750)

Jean Sibelius Nocturne, op. 51 nr 3

(1865-1957)

Ester Mägi Canto sentimentale

(1922-2021)

Myroslav Skoryk Meloodia

(1938-2020)

Viktor Honcharenko Chaconne

(1959)

Ester Mägi Kadents ja teema soome rahvalaulule „Yksi ruusu on kasvanut laaksossa“ / „Üks roos kasvas orus“

Tõnu Kõrvits Thule koraalid

(1969) III Ilma sõnadeta

Artur Lemba Poème d'amour / Armastuse poeem

(1885-1963)

Bela Bartók Rumeenia rahvatantsud I-VI

(1881-1945)

Alina Sakalouskaya on Valgevenes sündinud sopranlauto ja mandoliini virtuoos. Ta lõpetas Valgevene Muusikaakadeemias aspirantuuri cum laude.

Ta on esinenud solistina paljudes maades ja on võitnud laureaaditiitleid ning auhindu rahvusvahelistel konkurssidel Valgevenes (Minsk), Venemaal (Moskva), Itaalias (Kastelfidardos) ja Soomes (Tampere).

Tema repertuaari kuuluvad vanade meistrite teosed, aga ka kaasaegsete heliloojate looming. Alates 2007 aastast on ta mänginud ansambli Armonia (flööt, mandoliin, orel) koosseisus, kellega on välja antud ka CD ”Hingekeeled”. Sakalouskaya oli aastatel 2013-2016 Tallinna Filharmoonias loodud ansambli “Püha Mauritiuse barokkansambel” liige. Tal on Eesti ainus

barokk-mandoliin, mis on saksa meistri A.Wolli poolt tehtud koopia G. Presbleri 1769. a. instrumendist.

Kadri Ploompuu on lõpetanud 1979. a. G.Otsa nim. Tallinna Muusikakooli klaveri ja oreli erialal ning 1985. a. Tallinna Riikliku Konservatooriumi, kus ta õppis klaverit ja orelit professorite Lilian Semperi ja Hugo Lepnurme juures.

Kadri Ploompuu on töötanud Tallinna Piiskopliku Toomkiriku organistina alates 1990. aastast. 2013. aastal lisandusid ka muusikatöö juhi kohustused.

Kadri Ploompuu on esinenud nii sooloorganisti kui kammermuusikuna kirikutes kõikjal Eestis ning samuti andnud kontserte paljudes Euroopa maades (Saksamaa, Suurbritannia, Taani, Rootsi, Venemaa, Läti, Soome, Šveits, Poola).

Alina Sakalouskaya ja Kadri Ploompuu on teinud koostööd alates 2007. aastast, esinedes sageli ka trio Armonia nime all koos flötist Oksana Sinkovaga. Kontserte on antud kõikjal Eestis, aga ka Taanis, Peterburis ja Moskvas.

OHJELMASTA / Program

We'll play estonian (Ester Mägi, Tõnu Kõrvits, Artur Lemba), finnish (Jean Sibelius), ukrainian (Viktor Honcharenko, Myroslav Skoryk) and hungarian (Bela Bartók) music.

Romantic music of the 20th and current century by Estonian, Finnish, Hungarian and Ukrainian composers will be performed at the concert. The title piece, Artur Lemba's Love Poem, is one of the most beautiful and emotional miniatures in Estonian music. As a statement of support for Ukraine, the popular Melody by Skoryk and Chaconne by contemporary composer Honcharenko will be heard. The concert ends with the enchanting Romanian folk dances of the Hungarian composer Bartók.

Taiteilijat / Performers:

Kadri Ploompuu graduated from the Tallinn Georg Ots Music High School in
1979 as a pianist and organist and in 1985 from the Tallinn State Conservatoire,
where she studied piano and organ with professors Lilian Semper and Hugo
Lepnurm. Kadri Ploompuu has been working as an organist at the Tallinn
Cathedral since 1990. In addition, in 2013 she started working as the church’s
music manager.
Kadri Ploompuu has performed both as a solo artist and as a chamber musician
in churches all over Estonia, having also given concerts in various European
countries (in Germany, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden,
Russia, Latvia and Finland).

Alina Sakalouskaya is a soprano and mandolin virtuoso,  borned in Belarus. She graduated from the Belarusian Academy of Music as a postgraduate student in gum. She has performed as a soloist in many countries, performing at the top of the creative path was the presentation of the mandolin solo at the performances of Maestro Mstislav Rostropovich's ballet "Romeo and Julia" around the world. Alina Sakalouskaya has won prize winners and awards at international competitions in Belarus (Minsk), Russia (Moscow), Italy (Castelfidardo) and Finland (Tampere).
Alina Sakalouskaya has good cooperation with the Estonian Concert, the Interpreters Union and Tallinn Filharmony. Her repertoire includes the works of old masters, but also the creation of modern composers. Mandolin, she has played in the band with piano, harpsichord, harf, organ, guitar, flute, saxophone, accordion and chamber orchestra. Since 2007, she has played in ensemble "Armonia" (flute, mandolin, organ) with whom the CD “The Strings of Soul” has also been issued.
Sakalouskaya was a member of the ensemble "Saint Mauritius Baroque ensemble",  created in Tallinn Philharmonic for years 2013-2016. She has the only baroque mandolin in Estonia, which is a copy of G.Presbler's 1979, made by German master A.Woll.

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