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Conductor George Tchitchinadze
Polish Baltic Philharmonic Gdansk
Hornet Quartet-Gabriel Czopka, Michael Szczerba, Lukasz Lacny, Piotr Kowalski
Program:
F. Schubert-Intermezzo No.3 from Balletmusic Rosamunde D.797
Kerry Turner-Introduction and main even for 4 horns and orchestra
Interval
L. van Beethoven-Symphony No.3 Eroica opus 55
at 19.00
Conductor-George Tchitchinadze
Polish Baltic Philharmonic Gdansk
Soprano-Thora Einarsdottir
Program:
R.Wagner-symphonic Poem Siegfried`s Ydill WWV 103
F.Schubert-Three songs Night Dreams D.827 (ed. Max Reger), Trout D.550 (ed.Benjamin Britten), Gretchen am Spinnrade D.118 (ed. Max Reger)
Interval
R.Wagner-Siegfried’s Death and Funeral March from the opera Götterdämmerung
R.Strauss-Four last Songs for Soprano and Orchestra TrV 296
at 19.00
Conductor-George Tchitchinadze
Polish Baltic Orchestra Gdansk
Flute-Lukasz Dlugosz
Organ-Roman Perucki
Program:
C.P. E. Bach Symphony in D-major H.663
Piotr Moss-Concert for flute organ and orchestra (Première)
Interval
J. Haydn-Symphony in D-major No. 70 Hob.1:70
P. Tchaikovsky-Romeo& Juliette Overture and Fantasy in b-minor
at 19.00
Conductor-George Tchitchinadze
Polish Cello Quartet-Tomasz Daroch, Wojciech Fudala, Krzysztof Karpeta, Adam Krzeszowiec plus Tomasz Strahl
Program:
W.A. Mozart- Symphony No.9 in D major KV 73
Mikolaj Gorecki-Concert for 5 celli
Interval
Hector Berlioz-Symphony Fantastique in c-minor opus 14
at 19.00
George Tchitchinadze-Conductor
Polish Baltic Orchestra Gdansk
Karolina Piątkowska-Nowicka-Violin
Mirosław Pachowicz – Bassoon
Program:
André Jolivet-Concert for bassoon, string orchestra, harp and piano
Samuel Barber-Violin Concerto Opus 14
at 19.00
George Tchitchinadze-Conductor
Polish Baltic Orchestra Gdanks
Nelson Goerner-Piano
Program:
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Overture Ruy Blas Opus 95
Camille Saint-Saëns-Pianoconcerto No. 4 in c minor Opus 44
Interval
Jozef Haydn-Symphony No.49 in f minor “La Passione”
Johannes Brahms-Variations on a theme by Haydn Opus 56A
at 19.00
George Tchitchinadze-Conductor
Polish Baltic Orchestra Gdansk
Ewa Marciniec – Alt
Aleksandra Orłowska – Soprano
Academic Choir of the University of Gdańsk under the direction of Marcin Tomczak
The choir of the Medical University of Gdańsk under the direction of Błażej Połom
Gustav Mahler-Symphony No. 2 in c-minor “Resurrection”
at 19.00
He has won both public and critical acclaim thanks to his brilliant music skills coupled with personal charisma and his warm and sensitive way of communicating with musicians and audience.
George Tchitchinadze started his career as an opera conductor in 1998, when he conducted the Gala Concert at the International Opera Festival in Tbilisi, Georgia. Since the artistic season 2017/18, he holds a position of the chief conductor and artistic director of the Polish Baltic Philharmonic in Gdansk. He is also a professor at the Tbilisi State Conservatory and the head of the Opera Department. Tchichinadze has been successfully conducting several Polish orchestras, such as the Polish Sinfonia Iuventus Orchestra, Sinfonia Varsovia and the Wroclaw Philharmonic Orchestra, of which he is a regular guest. He toured Israel with the Tbilisi Opera and Ballet State Theatre, performing in Jerusalem, Quiriat Haim, Herzelia and Rishon LeZion. He also conducted the Lithuanian National Philharmonic Orchestra in Vilnius, the Lithuanian National Chamber Orchestra and the Azerbaijan State Symphony Orchestra, as well as the Syrian National Symphony Orchestra in Damascus. He conducted operas for the Tbilisi Opera and Ballet State Theatre, including performances of Verdi’s Aida, Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci and Mozart’s Don Giovanni. He also conducted Saint Christopher Chamber Orchestra at the International Music Festival “Alternative” in Vilnius, Lithuania. George Tchitchinadze was a Music Director of the International Music Festival in Saga, Japan, where he conducted the famous St. Petersburg Orchestra of the State Hermitage Museum.
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16 March 2017 – Maja Korbut interviews George Tchitchinadze, conductor and a new artistic director of the Baltic Philharmonic. “This is probably not the most…
16 March 2017 – Maja Korbut interviews George Tchitchinadze, conductor and a new artistic director of the Baltic Philharmonic.
“This is probably not the most surprising question, but I feel like asking it in the beginning: how do you feel in Gdańsk? You know already the city”
14 March 2017 – A Georgian conductor George Tchitchinadze has been announced a new artistic director of the orchestra of the Polish Baltic Philharmonic in…
14 March 2017 – A Georgian conductor George Tchitchinadze has been announced a new artistic director of the orchestra of the Polish Baltic Philharmonic in Gdańsk, replacing a Dutch conductor Ernst van Tiel. The first concert performed with Tchitchinadze will take place on Friday.
15 December 2016 – The change of the artistic director of the Polish Baltic Philharmonic Orchestra was supposed to take place during the summer break, however,…
15 December 2016 – The change of the artistic director of the Polish Baltic Philharmonic Orchestra was supposed to take place during the summer break, however, due to the lack of a successor, Ernst van Tiel has agreed to conduct the orchestra a bit longer. From March, there will be a new artistic director, a Georgian conductor George Tchitchinadze.
24 February 2015 – George Tchitchinadze is a real master of conducting. He is one of the most appreciated conductors of his generation, who performs…
24 February 2015 – George Tchitchinadze is a real master of conducting. He is one of the most appreciated conductors of his generation, who performs all around the world with great success. He will perform in Gdańsk upcoming Friday, February 27th.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Piano Concerto in G Major No. 17, KV. 453, 1st mov.
with Luis Fernando Pérez
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Piano Concerto in G Major No. 17, KV. 453, 2nd mov.
with Luis Fernando Pérez
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Piano Concerto in G Major No. 17, KV. 453, 3rd mov.
with Luis Fernando Pérez
Grażyna Bacewicz – Cello Concerto No.1
with Adam Krzeszowiec
Felix Mendelssohn – The Hebrides, Op. 26: ‘Fingal’s Cave’ – Overture
Felix Mendelssohn – Symphony No. 3 in A minor ‘Scottish’, Op. 56, 1st mov.
Tamar Salukvadze – Piano Concerto
with George Abuladze