Vivi Vassileva, percussion
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Wild rhythms
Vivi Vassileva comes from a Bulgarian musician family, and is one of the most talented percussionists of the younger generation. She is already being tipped as the successor to percussion star Martin Grubinger, and has appeared at the »Junge Wilden« series in the Dortmund Konzerthaus, as well as in concert with star conductor Teodor Currentzis. In the Elbphilharmonie Recital Hall she presents a varied recital programme together with the Braziilan guitarist Lucas Campara Diniz: the spectrum ranges from Bach to Xenakis.
Vivi Vassileva was already playing in the German National Youth Orchestra aged 13. She was sponsored by the German Music Council and the Robert Bosch Foundation, and went on to study at the Munich College of Music under percussion legend Peter Sadlo until he died. Since 2017 she has been appearing regularly in a duo with Lucas Campara Diniz,who plays South American folk music as well as the classical repertoire.
As a soloist, Ms Vassileva will perform the famous Bach Chaconne for Violin on the marimba, as well as the modern percussion piece »Rebonds B« by Iannis Xenakis. In the duo together with Lucas Campara Diniz she can then be heard in works by Astor Piazzolla und the Brazilian composer-guitarist Sérgio Assad.
Performers
Vivi Vassileva percussion
Lucas Campara Diniz guitar
Programme
Maki Ishii
Thirteen Drums op. 66
Johann Sebastian Bach
Chaconne / aus: Partita Nr. 2 d-Moll BWV 1004 (Bearbeitung für Marimba solo von Vivi Vassileva)
Iannis Xenakis
Rebonds B
Gregor A. Mayrhofer
Plastic Bottle Cadenza / aus: Recycling Concerto für Recycling-Percussion und Orchester
– Interval –
Marco Pereira
Bate Coxa / Bearbeitung für Vibrafon und Gitarre von Lucas Campara Diniz
Javier Contreras
Sonate für Vibrafon und Gitarre
Sérgio Assad
Drei brasilianische Legenden für Gitarre und Vibrafon
Astor Piazzolla
Las cuatro estaciones porteñas (Vier Jahreszeiten von Buenos Aires) / Bearbeitung für Gitarre und Vibrafon von Lucas Campara Diniz (Auswahl)
Encore:
Johann Sebastian Bach
1. Satz / aus: Italienisches Konzert F-Dur BWV 971 / Bearbeitung für Gitarre und Vibrafon von Lucas Campara Diniz
Grigoras Dinicu
Hora staccato / Bearbeitung für Gitarre und Vibrafon von Lucas Campara Diniz
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