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\u2b55\ufe0f Spalio 16 d., 19 val., didingoje \u201eKablio\u201c erdv\u0117je koncertuos Karolio Variakojo vadovaujamas Lietuvos simfoninio pu\u010diam\u0173j\u0173 orkestras \u2013 klausytoj\u0173 laukia festivalio MUZIKOS RUDUO ir festivalio BALTIC MUSIC DAYS (\u201eBaltijos muzikos dienos\u201c) programa MUZIKA KAIP DIALOGAS \u2013 kurioje \u2013 Lietuvos, Latvijos ir Estijos kompozitori\u0173 premjeros! \u2b55\ufe0f
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Festivaliui parengtoje programoje MUZIKA KAIP DIALOGAS, vadovaujami dirigento Karolio Variakojo, Lietuvos simfoninio pu\u010diam\u0173j\u0173 orkestro muzikantai pristatys net tris premjeras, o dar du k\u016briniai Lietuvoje nuskamb\u0117s pirm\u0105 kart\u0105.
\nProgramoje \u2013 Ram\u016bno Motiekai\u010dio, Mykolo Natalevi\u010diaus, Mariaus Salyno (Lietuva), Gai\u010dio J\u0101nio Puj\u0101tso (Latvija) bei Kristjano K\u00f5rvero (Estija) kompozicijos. \u012ekv\u0117pti \u012fvairi\u0173 \u0161altini\u0173 \u2013 nuo Charles\u2019o Ives\u2019o kolia\u017ein\u0117s estetikos iki dvasini\u0173 tem\u0173, paremt\u0173 \u0160ventojo Ra\u0161to citatomis, nuo gamtos rei\u0161kini\u0173 iki stilizuot\u0173 kino meno aliuzij\u0173 \u2013 k\u016briniai atskleis festivalio tem\u0105 per k\u016brybi\u0161k\u0105 dialog\u0105 tarp \u0161i\u0173 fenomen\u0173 ir muzikos.
\nLietuvos simfoninis pu\u010diam\u0173j\u0173 orkestras \u2013 universalus ir atviras kolektyvas, atliekantis \u012fvairi\u0173 \u017eanr\u0173 ir stili\u0173 muzik\u0105, pastaraisiais metais tap\u0119s itin aktyviu \u0161iuolaikin\u0117s lietuvi\u0173 muzikos propaguotoju, u\u017esak\u0119s ir atlik\u0119s daugiau nei penkiolika nauj\u0173 lietuvi\u0173 kompozitori\u0173 k\u016brini\u0173.<\/p>\n
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\nSpalio 16 d., ketvirtadienis, 19:00 val.
\nKablys
\n\u26aa\ufe0f MUZIKA KAIP DIALOGAS
\nLietuvos simfoninis pu\u010diam\u0173j\u0173 orkestras
\nDirigentas Karolis Vairakojis<\/p>\n
Koncerto programa:
\nRam\u016bnas Motiekaitis | Seen & Unseen (2002, Lietuvos premjera)
\nMykolas Natalevi\u010dius | Nex (2025, premjera)
\nGaitis Ja\u0304nis Puja\u0304ts (Latvija) | The Lobes of Clouds (2025, Lietuvos premjera)
\nKristjan K\u00f5rver (Estija) | Ubi vult spirat (2025, premjera)
\nMarius Salynas | Cinema Cinema! (2025, premjera)<\/p>\n
\ud83d\udd34 BILIETAI: http:\/\/bit.ly\/MuzikaKaipDialogas
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\u0160iemet MUZIKOS DUDUO susijungia su kasmet vis kitoje Pabaltijo \u0161alyje vykstan\u010diu festivaliu BALTIC MUSIC DAYS (\u201eBaltijos Muzikos dienos\u201c).
\n\u0160i\u0173 met\u0173 festivalio tema KINTAN\u010cIOS PRASM\u0116S kvie\u010dia pa\u017evelgti \u012f intermedialum\u0105 ir kartu tyrin\u0117ti \u012fvairias prasm\u0117s transformacijos formas, steb\u0117ti pat\u012f kismo proces\u0105 ir atrasti, kaip priklausomai nuo medijos atsiveria visi\u0161kai naujas reik\u0161mi\u0173 laukas.
\nTema pasirinkta neatsitiktinai: 2025-aisiais minime M. K. \u010ciurlionio 150-\u0105sias gimimo metines. Jo k\u016bryboje muzika ir tapyba persipyn\u0117 sinestezi\u0161kai, sukurdamos vien\u0105 ry\u0161kiausi\u0173 pavyzd\u017ei\u0173, kaip skirtingos meno kalbos gali prat\u0119sti ir transformuoti viena kit\u0105.<\/p>\n
Organizuoja: V\u0161\u012e \u201eMuzikos ruduo\u201c
\nFinansuoja: Lietuvos kult\u016bros taryba ir Vilniaus miesto savivaldyb\u0117
\nStrateginis partneris: Lietuvos kompozitori\u0173 s\u0105junga, \u201eBaltic Contemporary Music Network\u201c
\nInformacinis partneris: LRT Klasika.
\nPartneriai:
\nEnergetikos ir technikos muziejus, \u201eKablys\u201c, Lietuvos muzikos informacijos centras, Lietuvos muzikos ir teatro akademija, Latvijos kompozitori\u0173 s\u0105junga, Estijos kompozitori\u0173 s\u0105junga, Estijos kult\u016bros taryba, Latvijas Radio 3 \u2013 Klasika, Klaasika Raadio, GoVilnius.
\nDAUGIAU INFORMACIJOS: www.muzikosruduo.lt | FB | IG<\/p>\n
EN<\/p>\n
\u2b55\ufe0f On October 16, at 7 p.m., the Lithuanian Symphonic Wind Orchestra, conducted by Karolis Variakojis, will perform in the magnificent space of KABLYS. The festival MUSIC AUTUMN (\u201eMuzikos ruduo\u201c) together with the festival BALTIC MUSIC DAYS will present programme MUSIC AS DIALOGUE, featuring premieres by composers from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia! \u2b55\ufe0f
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Conducted by Karolis Variakojis, the Lithuanian Symphonic Wind Orchestra presents three world premieres in this festival programme, alongside two works being performed in Lithuania for the first time.
\nThe evening features music by Ram\u016bnas Motiekaitis, Mykolas Natalevi\u010dius, Marius Salynas (Lithuania), Gatis J\u0101nis Puj\u0101ts (Latvia), and Kristjan K\u00f5rver (Estonia). Drawing inspiration from diverse sources \u2013 from Charles Ives\u2019s collage-like aesthetic to spiritual themes rooted in Biblical quotations, from natural phenomena to stylised allusions to cinema \u2013 these works reflect the festival\u2019s theme through a creative dialogue between such phenomena and the language of music.
\nThe Lithuanian Symphonic Wind Orchestra is a versatile and open-minded ensemble that performs music across a wide range of genres and styles. In recent years, it has become a particularly active champion of contemporary Lithuanian music, commissioning and premiering more than fifteen new works by Lithuanian composers.<\/p>\n
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\nThursday, 16 October, 7:00 PM
\nKablys
\n\u26aa\ufe0f MUSIC AS DIALOGUE
\nLithuanian Symphonic Wind Orchestra
\nConductor Karolis Variakojis<\/p>\n
Concert programme:
\nRam\u016bnas Motiekaitis | Seen & Unseen (2002, Lithuanian premiere)
\nMykolas Natalevi\u010dius | Nex (2025, premiere)
\nGaitis Ja\u0304nis Puja\u0304ts (Latvia) | The Lobes of Clouds (2025, Lithuanian premiere)
\nKristjan K\u00f5rver (Estonia) | Ubi vult spirat (2025, premiere)
\nMarius Salynas | Cinema Cinema! (2025, premiere)<\/p>\n
\ud83d\udd34 TICKETS: https:\/\/bit.ly\/MusicAsDialogue
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This year, the Festival MUSIC AUTUM (\u201eMuzikos ruduo\u201c) is joining forces with BALTIC MUSIC DAYS, a festival held annually in a different Baltic country.
\nThis year’s festival theme MEANING TRANSFORMATIONS invites us to look at intermediality and explore various forms of meaning transformation, observe the process of change itself, and discover how a whole new field of meanings opens up depending on the medium.
\nThe theme was not chosen at random: in 2025, we are celebrating the 150th anniversary of M. K. \u010ciurlionis’ birth. In his work, music and painting intertwined synesthetically, creating one of the most striking examples of how different artistic languages can extend and transform each other.<\/p>\n
Organized by: V\u0161\u012e Muzikos ruduo
\nFunded by: Lithuanian Council for Culture and Vilnius City Municipality
\nStrategic partners: Lithuanian Composers’ Union, Baltic Contemporary Music Network
\nInformation partners: LRT, Latvijas Radio 3 \u2013 Klasika, Klaasika Raadio<\/p>\n
Partners:
\nEnergy and Technology Museum, Kablys, Lithuanian Music Information Center, Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theater, Latvian Composers’ Union, Estonian Composers’ Union, Estonian Cultural Council, GoVilnius.
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