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world music, jazz, popular music

Goran Bregovic: Three Letters From Sarajevo

Goran Bregovic Wedding and Funeral Orchestra

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Béla Bartók National Concert Hall
  • Produced by Müpa Budapest
  • Budapest Spring Festival

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In its history, Bosnia has been part of many empires: Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian… each has left its imprint and its religion - Catholic, Orthodox, Islam, Sephardic Jews, expelled from Spain, arrive in the 16th century. Sarajevo becomes the city of four religions, ”Jerusalem of the Balkans”, and a metaphor for a peaceful cohabitation and also the horror of hate. From Sarajevo come the greatest number of children born of mixed marriages in ex-Yugoslavia, the First World War started in Sarajevo, in the Second World War the Muslims of Sarajevo hid the Jewish families from common enemy, images of the greatest horror dating from the recent war in Bosnia come from Sarajevo…
Goran Bregovic's new work Three Letters from Sarajevo is inspired by this metaphor. It is written for a solo instrument, the violin, that - played in Western, Oriental and Klezmer way - unites on the allegorical level the three religions that are the biggest treasure and curse of Sarajevo.
Orchestration for this work was entrusted to four talented musicians from Serbia: Aleksandar Sedlar, Isidora Zebeljan, Ninoslav Ademovic and Ognjan Radivojevic.

Sponsored by: Festival de Musique de St. Denis, France

Presented by: Budapest Spring Festival

Conductor:

  • Gábor Hollerung

Featuring:

  • voice, guitar, keyboards
    Goran Bregovic
  • violin
    Zied Zouari, Mirjana Neskovic, Gershon Leizerson
  • Dohnányi Orchestra Budafok
  • voice
    Ludmila Radkova-Traikova, Daniela Radkova-Aleksandrova, Dejan Pesic, Milan Panic, Ranko Jovic, Aleksandar Novakovic, Dusan Ljubinkovic, Sinisa Dutina

Goran Bregovic Wedding and Funeral Orchestra:

  • voice, goc (traditional drum)
    Muharem Redzepi
  • flute, trumpet
    Bokan Stankovic
  • trumpet
    Dragic Velickovic
  • clarinet, saxophone
    Stojan Dimov
  • trombone
    Aleksandar Rajkovic, Milos Mihajlovic

Creator:

  • sound
    Nemanja Trajkovic

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Budapesti Tavaszi Fesztivál - 2017
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