Concert of the Ensemble Profeti della Quinta
Assembly of the City of Belgrade 25. january 2018. The first edition of Rossi fest was opened with the concert, named The Songs of Solomon, of the amazing ensemble Profeti…
Assembly of the City of Belgrade 25. january 2018. The first edition of Rossi fest was opened with the concert, named The Songs of Solomon, of the amazing ensemble Profeti…
Raša Plaović Stage of the National Theare in Belgrade The opera singing masterclass was held by a renowned soprano from Metropolitan Opera, Ms. Olga Makarina. Eleven selected candidates had three-day sessions…
In this lecture, we deal with the particular position of Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s tragédie en musique David et Jonathas (1688) on the libretto by François Bretonneau, one of two operas based on the Old…
Jewish Communnity Belgrade On the second day of the festival, a concert named Kol ha'olam kulo was held in the Concert Hall of the Jewish Community Belgrade. The participants of…
Carmen by Georges Bizet is one of the most famous opera tragedies. In a dramaturgical intervention by Peter Brook, the storyline becomes more dense, intense, and outlined. With the omission…
Concert commemoration of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day The concert "Portraits and Remembrance" is a significant part of Rossi Fest and one of the constant parts of the program…
Koncertno veče Davidovi psalmi zamišljeno je tako da obuhvati nekoliko vekova umetničke muzike, inspirisane Knjigom psalama. Na programu će se naći dela Salomona Rosija, Johana Sebastijana Baha, Antonija Vivaldija, Volfganga Amadeusa Mocarta, Aleksandra Grečaninova, Aharona Harlapa, Luisa Levandovskog, Maksa Janovskog i Leonarda Bernštajna
The Ensemble Salomone aims to deepen the Jewish contribution to the music of the Western world; the presence and interaction are manifested both in the surviving repertoire of Jewish Baroque music, and more generally in the contemporary European musical and cultural world.
In the period of late Renaissance, at the height of Mantua's artistic splendour, a young Jewish violinist burst through the barriers of discrimination and became one of the most renowned composers and performers at the court of the Gonzaga dukes.