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THE SHOE FACTORY Violin Recital Peter Sheppard Skærved In J.S. Bach’s Partitas & Sonatas interspersed with premieres by contemporary composers Lars Bagger and Sadie Harrison 29 November 2012 / 8.30pm The Shoe Factory / Nicosia
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In J.S. Bach’s Partitas & Sonatas interspersed with premieres by contemporary composers Lars Bagger and Sadie Harrison

29 November 2012 / 8.30pmThe Shoe Factory / Nicosia

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Peter Sheppard Skærved / violin

29 November 2012 / 8:30pmThe Shoe Factory, Nicosia

Programme:

Bach: Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001Adagio-Fuga (Allegro)-Siciliana-Presto

Lars Bagger: Chorale (2006)

Bach: Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002Allemanda – Double-Corrente – Double (Presto)-Sarabande – Double-Tempo di Borea – Double

Sadie Harrison: Coffee with Aphra Behn: Westminster Abbey Cloisters (2012)

Bach: Sonata No. 2 in A minor, BWV 1003Grave-Fuga-Andante-Allegro

Interval

Bach: Partita No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004Allemanda-Corrente-Sarabanda-Giga-Ciaccona

Lars Bagger: Proprior Deo (2012) World Premiere

Bach: Sonata No. 3 in C major, BWV 1005Adagio-Fuga-Largo-Allegro assai

Sadie Harrison-Same Strand (2012) World Premiere

Bach: Partita No. 3 in E major, BWV 1006Preludio-Loure-Gavotte en rondeau-Menuets I & II-Bourrée-Gigue

Cover image: ‘The Flight of Swallows: Munich Evening’ by Peter Sheppard Skaerved Sadie Harrison’s cycle ‘Gallery’ is inspired by Peter’s works on paper. ‘The Flight of Swallows’ is the picture which inspired the composer to begin this ongoing series. Peter has been a painter for all of his life, in parallel with his playing. The majority of his work is contained in the journals that he carries with him, and is made from whatever materials are at hand, pen, pencil, wax, earth, spit, watercolour, and espreso coffee-an important pigment in his life! He does not exhibit, but his work can be seen at www.peter-sheppard-skaerved.com

work. He has curated an exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery, and has ongoing projects with the Library of Congress, Washington DC, the British Museum and the Victoria & Albert Museum. He is the leader of the Kreutzer Quartet, and Viotti Lecturer at the Royal Academy of Music, London. He is also the author of a number of books ranging from a monograph on 19th century painting, to a major work on music in post-revolutionary Paris and London.

Peter Sheppard Skærved / violin

Peter Sheppard Skærved is the dedicatee of well over 300 works for solo violin. His extensive discography ranges from cycles of sonatas by Beethoven and Telemann, the complete quartets of David Matthews, Michael Tippett, and cycles of concerti from Haydn to Henze. He has won awards from the BBC Music Magazine, been nominated for a Gramophone Award and was nominated for a GRAMMY for a concerto recording in 2007. Peter Sheppard Skærved is the director of an acclaimed series of concerts at Wiltons Music Hall, London, and has performed as soloist in over thirty countries.

He is the only British violinist to have been invited to play on Paganini’s violin il Cannone more than once – five times – and regularly gives recitals on the prestigious collection of historic instruments at the Library of Congress, Washington. He presently plays on a 1698 Stradivari owned Joseph Joachim.

It is a great pleasure for him to return to the Shoe Factory, as collaborating with museums and alternative art spaces is a major part of his

Peter Sheppard Skærved / βιολί

Πέραν των 300 έργων για σόλο βιολί έχουν αφιερωθεί στον εξαίρετο βιολονίστα Peter Sheppard Skaerved. Η εκτενής δισκογραφία του περιλαμβάνει μια ευρεία γκάμα ρεπερτορίου, όπως τις σονάτες των Μπετόβεν και Τέλεμαν, ολόκληρο τον κύκλο κουαρτέτων των David Matthews και Michael Tippett και κύκλους κοντσέρτων από Χάιντν μέχρι Henze. Καλλιτεχνικός διευθυντής της σπουδαίας σειράς συναυλιών του Wiltons Music Hall του Λονδίνου, ο Peter Sheppard Skaerved έχει εμφανισθεί ως σολίστ σε πάνω από τριάντα χώρες.

Ο Peter Sheppard Skaerved είναι ο μοναδικός Βρετανός βιολονίστας που έχει προσκληθεί να ερμηνεύσει στο βιολί του Παγκανίνι, il Cannone, πέραν της μίας φοράς (πέντε φορές συγκεκριμένα), και εμφανίζεται συχνά σε ρεσιτάλ ερμηνεύοντας στην εξαίρετη ιστορική συλλογή μουσικών οργάνων της Βιβλιοθήκης του Κογκρέσου στην Ουάσιγκτον. Επί του παρόντος, ερμηνεύει σε ένα βιολί Stradivari του 1698, του οποίου προκάτοχος ήταν ο Joseph Joachim.

Η επιστροφή του στο The Shoe Factory τον χαροποιεί ιδιαίτερα, μιας και ο ίδιος συνεργάζεται με έναν μεγάλο αριθμό μουσείων και εναλλακτικών συναυλιακών χώρων ανά το παγκόσμιο. Διατέλεσε επιμελητής στην Εθνική Πινακοθήκη του Λονδίνου, και συνεργάζεται επί τακτικής βάσεως με τη Βιβλιοθήκη του Κογκρέσου στις ΗΠΑ, το Βρετανικό Μουσείο και το Μουσείο Βικτόρια και Άλμπερτ. Ο Sheppard Skaerved είναι Ανώτερος Λέκτορας στη Βασιλική Ακαδημία Μουσικής του Λονδίνου και εξάρχων του Κουαρτέτου Εγχόρδων Kreutzer. Είναι συγγραφέας πολλών βιβλίων, μεταξύ των οποίων μια μονογραφία πάνω σε έργα του 19ου αιώνα καθώς και μια μεγάλη μελέτη πάνω στη Μουσική σε Λονδίνο και Παρίσι μετά την περίοδο της Επανάστασης.

PROGRAMME NOTES / ΜΟΥΣΙΚΕΣ ΣΗΜΕΙΩΣΕΙΣ

“Like any violinist, Bach is the private centre of what I do. Despite playing the Sonatas & Partitas from a young age, it was not until my early thirties that I performed the cycle in public. Even today, even though I am someone who just loves to talk about music, I find that on the subject of Bach, I am silent. Perhaps this is because these works are so much my every day, like breathing, or sleeping, meaning that anything I might say on the subject will just seem trite. So I won’t say much – just some vignettes.

Beginnings. The reclusive pedagogue Beatrix Marr was the first to make it clear to me the high expectations that Bach set any musician. When I was 9 or 10, I would take the train to her 12th Century cottage, lost in a South Devon valley, to practise, to talk, to draw, to read, to walk. Lessons took place under the Hugo von Beckerath drawing of Brahms playing his Op. 76, lost in rapture and concentration. ‘Trix’ would take one movement, say of the G minor Partita, and have me study and play it in 8 different ways, with different bowing combinations or dynamic gradients. Then she would send me out to hunt for Neolithic stone tools in her vegetable garden, or to walk to the medieval stone bridge which crossed the river near her land. It was clear, and remains clear, what she was showing. We do not interpret Bach, we chisel away at our understanding of him in the optimistic expectation that we might live him well, that we might stumble across something wonderful in repeated and modest traversal of these pieces.

Another memory: Ralph Holmes was quite possibly the greatest British violinist ever to have played. He died tragically young, in his mid-forties. His practice of music was filled with the art and objects that he loved – a lesson in his Kent studio involved tripping over an Elisabeth Frink on the floor, studying the Lord Leighton sketches on his walls, handing the 18th Century carpenters tools he collected. But, he taught me, there is a precise correlation between this broad view, and the rapturous precision that Bach demands. To this day, I remember a terrifying, but kind, lesson on the E major Loure. I was fifteen. He demanded that I listen to the universe that could reveal itself in the absolute control of the intonation and surface, the Stoff of every note. The piece is maybe 2 minutes long. The lesson took nearly two hours, and afterwards I sat on the steps of the Royal

Academy in my school uniform, shaking with frustration. But the lesson has stayed with me, Bach’s ‘garland across heaven’ that his demands revealed remains as spectacular as ever, and I smile at the memory of this difficult violin lesson, every time I play the movement.

The reason that all of us play the Bach Sonatas & Partitas in public is the great Joseph Joachim. The very first time that this 12-year old boy appeared in London in 1844, playing under the baton of his mentor, Felix Mendelssohn, he performed the Bach solo works on stage. This was new, although the works had been played in salon environments for many years. 60 years later, he was still performing, having inspired great works from his friends and colleagues, Liszt, Clara and Robert Schumann, Niels Gade and of course Johannes Brahms. He was a regular on the London stage – he loved to holiday at Broadstairs and to visit Charles Dickens at Gad’s Hill. Bach remained the heart of his work, and in 1904, when he made his only recording – just four tracks, two of these were Bach. The Stradivari you are hearing tonight, was one of his, and if you ask me, I will show you where his beard scratched the varnish by the tailpiece.

One of the ways that I return to Bach, again and again, is with the help of the living composers with whom it is my privilege and joy to work. Poul Ruders and David Matthews have shone light on the fugues for me. George Rochberg showed me new aspects of the Chaconne. Evis Sammoutis has forced me to listen with more care to the surface and colour of monadic lines. I have brought four tiny miniatures by two very different composers, Lars Bagger and Sadie Harrison. Lars Bagger has taught me to hear the meaning in the smallest gesture-his Chorale is his distilled response to a ‘prayer-ring’ in the British Museum. Sadie Harrison is writing series of pieces based on my paintings-these are two of them. “

«Όπως για κάθε βιολονίστα, ο Μπαχ είναι το ιδιαίτερο επίκεντρο αυτού που κάνω. Και μολονότι είναι από μικρή ηλικία που παίζω τις Σονάτες και Παρτίτες του Μπαχ, άρχισα να παίζω δημοσίως ολόκληρο τον κύκλο μετά τα 30 μου χρόνια. Ακόμα και σήμερα, παρά το γεγονός ότι είμαι άνθρωπος που αρέσκεται στις συζητήσεις περί μουσικής, αισθάνομαι ότι στο θέμα του Μπαχ μένω σιωπηρός. Αυτό οφείλεται ενδεχομένως στο γεγονός ότι αυτά τα έργα αποτελούν τόσο μεγάλο μέρος της καθημερινότητας μου, όπως η αναπνοή ή ο ύπνος, που

ο,τι κι αν πω θα μοιάζει τετριμμένο. Για αυτό τον λόγο δεν θα πω πολλά – απλά θα σκιαγραφήσω κάποια γεγονότα.

Η αρχή. Η μοναχική παιδαγωγός Beatrix Marr ήταν η πρώτη που μου υπέδειξε τις υψηλές προσδοκίες που ο Μπαχ θέτει σε κάθε μουσικό. Όταν ήμουν 9 ή 10 ετών, έπαιρνα το τραίνο για να πάω στο σπίτι της – ένα αγροτόσπιτο του 12ου αιώνα, χαμένο σε μια κοιλάδα στα νότια του Ντέβον – για να κάνω την εξάσκηση μου, να συζητήσω, να ζωγραφίσω, να μελετήσω και να περπατήσω. Στα μαθήματα μας συντρόφευε πάντα ένας πίνακας του Hugo von Beckerath που αποθανάτιζε τον Μπραμς να παίζει το Έργο 76, χαμένος στον ενθουσιασμό και την αυτοσυγκέντρωση. Η ‘Trix’ θα επέλεγε μια κίνηση, για παράδειγμα την Παρτίτα σε Σολ ελάσσονα, και μου ζητούσε να την παίξω με 8 διαφορετικούς τρόπους, με διαφορετικούς συνδυασμούς δοξαριού ή βαθμίδες έντασης. Κατόπιν, θα με έστελνε έξω να ψάξω για Νεολιθικά πέτρινα εργαλεία στον λαχανόκηπο της, ή να περπατήσω στο μεσαιωνικό πέτρινο γεφύρι που διέσχιζε το ποτάμι κοντά στο κτήμα της. Ήταν ξεκάθαρο, και παραμένει ξεκάθαρο, τι μου έδειχνε. Δεν μπορούμε να ερμηνεύσουμε τον Μπαχ, απλά να σμιλεύσουμε τη γνώση μας σε μια αισιόδοξη προσδοκία ότι θα τον ζήσουμε, ότι μπορεί να συναντήσουμε κάτι θεσπέσιο στα αδιάκοπα και απέριττα μονοπάτια αυτών των κομματιών.

Ακόμα μια ανάμνηση. Ο Ralph Holmes ήταν ενδεχομένως ο σπουδαιότερος Βρετανός βιολονίστας. Πέθανε τραγικά σε νεαρή ηλικία, γύρω στα σαράντα- πέντε. Η πρακτική του στη μουσική ήταν πλημμυρισμένη με τέχνη και αντικείμενα που αγαπούσε – τα μαθήματα, στο στούντιο του στο Κεντ, έβρισκαν εμένα να σκουντουφλώ σε ένα γλυπτό της Elisabeth Frink που βρισκόταν στο πάτωμα, να παρατηρώ τα σχέδια του Λόρδου Leighton που βρίσκονταν στους τοίχους, να μεταφέρω τα ξυλουργικά εργαλεία του 18ου αιώνα που συνέλεγε. Όμως με δίδαξε ότι υπάρχει ακριβής συσχετισμός μεταξύ αυτού του άπλετου πεδίου και της μεταρσιωμένης σαφήνειας που απαιτεί ο Μπαχ. Θυμάμαι μέχρι σήμερα ένα τρομακτικό, μα ευμενές, μάθημα πάνω στο Loure σε Μι μείζονα. Ήμουν δεκαπέντε ετών. Ο Holmes μου ζήτησε να ακούσω το σύμπαν που θα μπορούσε να αποκαλυφθεί μέσα από τον απόλυτο έλεγχο του τονισμού και της επιφάνειας, το Stoff (ουσία) της κάθε νότας. Το κομμάτι ήταν διάρκειας περίπου δύο λεπτών. Το μάθημα κράτησε δύο ώρες, και ακολούθως πήγα και έκατσα στα σκαλιά της Βασιλικής Ακαδημίας, και φορώντας τη μαθητική μου στολή άρχισα να τρέμω από τα νεύρα μου. Αυτό το μάθημα έμεινε μέσα μου όμως, και το ‘παραδεισένιο στεφάνι’

που αποκάλυψαν οι απαιτήσεις του Μπαχ παραμένει για μένα αστείρευτα θεαματικό. Και κάθε φορά που παίζω τη συγκεκριμένη κίνηση, χαμογελώ στην ανάμνηση αυτού του δύσκολου μαθήματος.

Ο λόγος που όλοι μας παίζουμε σήμερα δημοσίως τις Σονάτες και Παρτίτες του Μπαχ ήταν ο σπουδαίος Γιόζεφ Γιοάκιμ. Όταν, το 1844, αυτό το 12-χρονο αγόρι έκανε την πρώτη του δημόσια εμφάνιση στο Λονδίνο, υπό τη διεύθυνση του μέντορα του, Φέλιξ Μέντελσον, ερμήνευσε τα έργα για σόλο βιολί του Μπαχ. Αυτό ήταν ένα πρωτοφανές γεγονός, μολονότι τα έργα αυτά ερμηνεύονταν στα σαλόνια για πάρα πολλά χρόνια. Εξήντα χρόνια μετά, εξακολουθούσε να παίζει, έχοντας εμπνεύσει φίλους και συναδέλφους του να γράψουν σημαντικά έργα – Λιστ, Κλάρα και Ρόμπερτ Σούμαν, Νιλς Γκάντε, και φυσικά τον Γιοχάνες Μπραμς. Ταξίδευε συχνά στο Λονδίνο για συναυλίες – και λάτρευε να παραθερίζει στο Μπροντσπεαρς ή να επισκέπτεται τον Τσαρλς Ντίκενς στο Γκαντς Χιλ. Ο Μπαχ εξακολουθούσε να είναι η ψυχή του έργου του, και το 1904, που έκανε την πρώτη του ηχογράφηση – μόνο 4 κομμάτια, δύο από αυτά ήταν Μπαχ. Το Στραντιβάρι που θα ακούσετε απόψε, άνηκε κάποτε σε αυτόν, και αν επιθυμείτε θα σας δείξω σε ποιο σημείο ακριβώς η γενειάδα του είχε φθείρει το βερνίκι στον χορδοστάτη του οργάνου.

Ένας από τους τρόπους που επιστρέφω στον Μπαχ, ξανά και ξανά, είναι με τη βοήθεια των εν ζωή συνθετών με τους οποίους έχω την τιμή και τη χαρά να συνεργάζομαι. Οι Poul Ruders και David Matthews με διαφώτισαν όσο αφορά τις φούγκες του Μπαχ. Ο George Rochberg μου έδειξε νέες προοπτικές σχετικά με τον κανόνα. Ο Εύης Σαμμούτης με πίεσε να ακούσω με περισσότερη προσοχή την επιφάνεια και το χρώμα των μονοσθενών γραμμών. Θα παρουσιάσω τέσσερις μικροσκοπικές μινιατούρες από δύο πολύ διαφορετικούς μεταξύ τους συνθέτες, τον Lars Bagger και την Sadie Harrison. Ο Lars Bagger με έχει διδάξει πώς να ακούω το νόημα ακόμα και της μικρότερης μουσικής ένδειξης – το Κοράλ του αποτελεί τη διυλισμένη απάντηση του συνθέτη σε ένα ‘δακτυλίδι προσευχής’ στο Βρετανικό Μουσείο. Η Sadie Harrison γράφει μια σειρά από κομμάτια που βασίζονται πάνω στα δικά μου έργα ζωγραφικής, και απόψε θα ερμηνεύσω δύο δείγματα από αυτή τη σειρά».

Text: Peter Sheppard Skærved©Autumn 2012Translation: Yvonne Georgiadou

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CONTRIBUTORSElaheh Loghman-AdhamHans & Marianne BergerDr. Felix BoellmannBjorn Christian Lars BorbeJodi ChristoforouIro ConstantinidesNazareh DavidianSarkis Der AvedissianNoyvart P. Djaferi

Eleanora Van DitmarsPanicos FluorenzoDr. Alexandra Gründel & Dietrich ScheilSpyros HadjinicolaouHaris HadjivassiliouPetra Daniel – IoannouBarbara JonesChristodoulos KarakannasMonika KashiotouMr. & Mrs. KayIoanna KyprianidouProf. Dr. Manfred A. LangeAntonia LyraMaro MarangouMr & Mrs Andreas MatsisLily MichaelidesGeorge & Georgia MountisMr & Mrs Takis NemitsasDr.& Mrs. Savvas OmorphosChristakis PartassidesLisa I. PashouH.E. Mr. Trevor Peacock & Pattie TancredClaire PalleyPavlos PhilippouBrechje SchwachoferKaterina SedykhConstantinos SerghiouStefanescoAram Tavitian Fikri TorosJelena Zdravkovic

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Pharos Arts Foundation24 Demosthenis Severis Ave.1080 NicosiaP.O. Box 21425, 1508 Nicosia, CyprusTel: +357 22 663871 Fax: +357 22 [email protected] www.pharosartsfoundation.org


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