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CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT

 

YOA artists together with

Estonian top soloists

Violins: Nigel Armstrong (USA), Otto Derolez (Belgiun), José Aurelio Castillo 

(Costa Rica), Mary Ann Mumm (USA); Viola: Craig Mumm (USA);

Cellos: Ilmari Hopkins (Finland), Andreas 

Lend (Estonia); Flute: Oksana Sinkova 

(Estonia); Trumpets: Neeme Ots (Estonia), 

Mauro Maur (Italy); Trombone: Karl Frisendahl (Sweden)

SUN

10 July

19.00 

Vahastu church 

YOA Orchestra of the Americas 

is a world-class symphony orchestra of gifted young musicians, ages 18 to 30, representing 25 countries in the Western Hemisphere. Since the beginning in 2001 YOA’s mission has been to empower young musical leaders to transform lives across the Americas and beyond. YOA brings renowned artists - from Yo-Yo Ma to Martha Argerich, from Plácido Domingo to Philip Glass - into the lives of young musicians, and diverse audiences. YOA has performed in settings that range from the most prestigious concert halls of Europe, China, and the Americas to outdoor venues not often associated with symphonic music. YOA has reached millions through live performances, television and radio broadcasts, CD recordings, print media, and documentary films. The season centerpiece is a July - August Residence and Concert Tour held each year in different regions of the world. Musicians, Faculty, Conductors, and Guest artists gather for a 2-week Residence of daily full orchestra and sectional rehearsals to prepare diverse and challenging repertoire to take on a month-long Tour. In 2016 the tour will be joined by musicians form the Baltic region. YOA is also organizing the Global Leaders Program which is an annual yearlong training course that supports the transformation of exceptional musicians into leading social entrepreneurs. The Program combines unique on-site leadership development in diverse international settings with a remote classroom curriculum guided by a world-class pioneering faculty. Participants grow simultaneously as cultural entrepreneurs, teaching artists, and performers. The impact of YOA stretches far and wide. Participants return to their native countries to share experiences and gained knowledge with their communities. YOA connects musicians to institutions of higher learning and professional job opportunities. YOA has served as the model for music education programs in Brazil, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Panama, Saint Lucia, the United States, and Uruguay.

PROGRAMME:

 

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PROGRAMME

2016

PICK A CONCERT

 

 

G. P. Telemann

- Canonic Sonata No. 3 in D Major, TWV 40:120
Leone Buyse, Oksana Sinkova 

G. Gabrieli
- Canzon per sonar septimi toni No. 2, Ch 171
YOA Brass Ensemble
with YOA Faculty members: Javier Gándara, Mauro Maur, Karl Frisendahl


A. Goizueta
- “Caminos” / Journey
Oksana Sinkova, Fernando Meza

S. Barber
- Adagio for strings, arranged from 2nd movement of String Quartet in B Major Op. 11
YOA Camerata, directed by Otto Derolez
With YOA Faculty members Craig Mumm and Ilmari Hopkins and Andreas Lend


A. Vivaldi / J. S. Bach
- Concerto in D Major No. 1, BWV 972 (after Vivaldi’s Violin Concerto in D major, RV 230)
I Allegro
II Larghetto
III Allegro
Neeme Ots, Mary Ann Mumm, Nigel Armstrong, Karen Kriit, Ilmari Hopkins

E. Morricone
- “Gabriel's oboe” for flugelhorn and string quartet from original soundtrack The Mission
Neeme Ots, Mary Ann Mumm, Nigel Armstrong, Karen Kriit, Ilmari Hopkins

A. Romero
- Fuga con Pajarillo
YOA Camerata, directed by Leon Spierer
With Andreas Lend


J. Strauss II
- Perpetual Motion (Ein musikalischer Schertz) for orchestra, Op. 257
YOA Camerata, directed by Leon Spierer
With Andreas Lend

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