Nordic Swans with Kristjan Järvi
A one of a kind experience performed entirely from memory, featuring swan-inspired music and Estonian-American composer Kristjan Järvi.
The ‘Nordic Swans’, performed in Poland in a unique venue and entirely from memory, features swan-inspired music by Arvo Pärt (Swansong), Sibelius (The Swan of Tuonela) and Tchaikovsky (Swan Lake, newly arranged by Kristjan Järvi as a Dramatic Symphony). Another bird will share the spotlight with Kristjan Järvi, as the performance opens with the world premiere of Child of the Nightingale, a new piece written by Kristjan Järvi and Ukrainian musician Ruslan Trochynskyi, from the folk band Svjata Vatra. The nightingale is the national bird of Ukraine and is often invoked in Ukrainian folklore and folksong as a harbinger of spring and a singer of sweet sounds. Trochynskyi joins Kristjan Järvi on stage in Gdańsk to perform their creation with the Baltic Sea Philharmonic.
Programme:
Baltic Sea Philharmonic & Kristjan Järvi
Special Guest Ruslan Trochynskyi
Kristjan Järvi / Ruslan Trochynskyi
Child of the Nightingale (world premiere)
Arvo Pärt
Swansong
Jean Sibelius
The Swan of Tuonela
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Swan Lake. Dramatic Symphony arranged by Kristjan Järvi
Encore
Liis Jürgens
The Dream of Tabu-tabu
Musical style Classical
Production year 2022
Duration 120'
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