Markéta Mátlová, Ensemble Martinů

WHILE STOPPED - MAGIC OF SOPRANO´S VOICE AND VIOLA at famous world pieces

JITKA HOSPROVÁ  - viola

Markéta Mátlová – soprano

Ensemble Martinů

Miroslav Matějka – flute

Radka Preislerová – violin

Simona Hečová - violoncello

Štěpán Kos – piano

This concert is a successful compilation from the repertoire of artists who perform in The Prague Spring International Music Festival, in the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, the Český Krumlov Chamber Music Festival and the Dvořák Festival. The top artists are Jitka Hosprová and Markéta Mátlová and Ensemble Martinů in chamber music. This concert will feature a lyrical melodrama by Jiří Matys after a poem by Jiří Wolker and the mythical Sapientia by Jiří Teml after a Latin text. Most of the programme, however, consists of very famous arias for soprano and quartet or piano as well as key compositions and evergreens of viola scores. One of the greatest chamber compositions by Fibich will be performed at the end of the concert in the Rudolph Gallery, which boasts splendid acoustics and architecture.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791): „Come scoglio“

Aria of Fiordilighi - opera Cosi fan tutte arranged by Marko Ivanovič, Štěpán Kos, 2004

„Non so piú cosa son, cosa faccio”

Cherubino aria opera - Le nozze   di Figaro arranged by Martin Hybler, 2006

Giachino Rossini (1868-1972): „Cruda sorte“

Isabella´s aria  from opera „Italiana in Algheri arranged by Martin Hybler, 2007

Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904):

Silver Moon Upon The Deep Dark Sky

Rusalka´s aria -  opera Rusalka op. 114

Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971): Elegia for viola solo

Jiří Matys (1927): While stoping

Melodrams for  reciter, flute and viola for memory of J.Wolker

Arvo Pärt (1935): Fratres for viola and piano

Zdeněk Fibich (1850 - 1900): D Major for violin, flute, viola, violoncello and piano op. 42

Jiří Teml (1933): „Wisdom“

Cycle of Songs on Latin words accopmanied  (2004)