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CROATIAN CHAMBER PHILHARMONIC - Zagreb
The orchestra Croatian Chamber Philharmonic (HKF) was founded in
2006 as part of the Croatian Philharmonic Association, whose goal is
the creation of a recognized body of national musical-cultural
identity, the promotion of Croatian musical heritage, and the
development and recognition of musical performance in Croatia and
abroad. The association’s activities open opportunities for younger
generations of musicians, especially to fresh graduates from music
academies.
The section leaders of the HKF are members of the ensemble Quodlibet
(founded in 1990) which has appeared in Croatia, Germany, Italy,
Bosnia and Herzegovina, and on the major humanitarian concert
Nachbar in Not (Neighbor in Need) for ORF-Wien live in 1993.
The Croatian Chamber Philharmonic performed at the opening of the
Multimedia Center in Rovinj (2006) and at the gala concert of the
opening of newly rebuilt Krapina Festival Hall
(2007). They performed Christmas Concert in Stefaniensaal, Graz
(Austria- December 2007) and in Vienna (November 2010) with great
success and a critics alike.
Orchestra took place at Croatian Festivals-Osor Musical Evenings (Osor),
Musical Evenings in St. Donat (Zadar) and The Days of Miroslav
Miletic (Sisak). They have
worked with prominent conductors as Pavle Dešpalj, Tomislav Fačini,
Luka Vukšić, Marija Ramljak and Roumanien conductor Florin Totan.
Orchestra members:
1. violin: Sergej Evseev- concert master, Marijan Modrušan, Janko
Ranogajec, David Vidović,
2. violin: Tomislav Vitković, Tin Matijević, Domagoj Ugrin,
Krunoslav Vidović
viola: Aleksandar Jakopanec, Francesco Bozzo, Stipe Marinić
cello: Jonathan Zalusky, Oliver Đorđević, Adam Vidović
kontrabas: Antal Pap, Saša Špoljar
Wind instruments
according to programming
needs
QUODLIBET ENSEMBLE
Quodlibet Ensemble was founded by prof. Andrija Potroško, perennial
and double bass soloist of the Symphony Orchestra and the Zagreb
Soloists ensemble.Members of the ensemble in the establishment were
the violinists Maria Modrušan and Neven Manzoni, artists Zagreb
school violin and viola Francesco Bozzo, who studied in Cosenza and
later studied in Rome and cellist Jonathan Zalusky, a graduate of
the Vienna Conservatory. His first public performance ensemble had a
ninth February 1992 in the Franciscan church in Zagreb, in favor of
the foundation of Cardinal Aloysius Stepinac to rebuild war-ruined
church buildings in the war in Croatia. Quodlibet ensemble have been
touring in Croatia, Austria, Germany, Italy and Slovenia. 26th May
1993. performed at a charity concert, "Nachbar in Not" in Vienna,
with direct transmission of radio network ORF, RAI 2, NDR, and 24
Swiss radio and inspiring speech of gratitude at the same concert,
the organizers turned to the Holy Father, Pope John Paul II. In the
next ten years the ensemble has performed throughout the Croatian
and in Graz, Munich and Ljubljana. At the end of 1988th recorded in
the edition of the Croatian Catholic Radio, produced by publishing
Croatia Records CD "Jewels of Sacred Music" in collaboration with
the ensemble "The Croatian sacred trio" regarding the second coming
of the Holy.Pope John Paul II to Croatia. Numerous soloists
performed as guests of the ensemble Quodlibet: organists Mario
Penzar, Jasna Šumak Picek, Dada Ruža and Gorana Vidnjevič, Denis
Konir trumpeter, singer Armando Puklavec, Aida Vidovic Krilanović,
Kristina Beck Kukavčić, Klasja Modrušan ...
After the first set Quodlibet, place the first and second violins in
the ensemble is replaced by the younger generation of string
players. Ensemble members are now leaders of shares Croatian Chamber
Orchestra filharmonija. Except classical string quartet set or
quintet with piano, Quodlibet is as the name of the ensemble talks
open to cooperation programs with the wind instruments, singers and
percussionists application needs. |
