The concert will present the work and biographies of two Romanian composers from the same generation, including: Doina Rotaru, who remained in Bucharest despite Ceausescu's dictatorship, and Violeta Dinescu, who left her homeland in 1982 because of the communist regime and emigrated to West Germany. This raises the question of how visible the influences of her homeland are in this composer's work and how the element of being torn between and connecting these worlds manifests itself in her music. During the concert, the audience will have the opportunity to find the answer to this question for themselves in the music, as well as through the possibility of speaking directly with the composers.

The concert programme will additionally feature works by Claude Debussy and George Enescu, whose musical language had a significant influence on the work of both composers.

SINFONIETTA DRESDEN
Closeness and Distance – aproape și departe
Concert by Doina Rotaru and Violeta Dinescu
Date: Saturday, 24 October, 7:00 p.m.
Venue: Meetingpoint Music Messiaen European Centre for Education and Culture, Zgorzelec, Koźlice 1

PROGRAMME:
Violeta Dinescu (born 1953): Acrostic for orchestra (1983) | Suite from the soundtrack to the film “Tabu” (world premiere)
Doina Rotaru (born 1951): Clarinet Concerto “Fragile II” (world premiere) | Centrifuga for chamber ensemble
Claude Debussy (1882–1918): “Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un Faune”
George Enescu (1881–1955): “Suite op. 9 Prelude a l'unisson”

TICKETS:
PLN 28 (regular)
PLN 15 (reduced*)
PLN 6 (school)
* The discount applies to pensioners, disability pensioners, unemployed persons and persons with disabilities

ADVANCE SALES:
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EVENING BOX OFFICE: Meetingpoint Music Messiaen European Centre for Education and Culture | Koźlice 1, Zgorzelec

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