Hierdie week by die Konservatorium
- 16 Oktober 13:00 in die Fismersaal. Hierdie gratis etensuurkonsert word aangebied deur die studente wat kontrabas studeer. Verskeie werke en ensembles kan gehoor word.
- 17 Oktober, 18:00, Fismer – Mabel Quick-kompetisie
- 18 Oktober 20:00 in die Fismersaal teen R110 & R80. Vroeëmusiek-konsert. Sien asb die persverklaring hier onder.
- 21 Oktober, 13:00, Fismer. Hierdie gratis etensuurkonsert word aangebied deur die US Blaasensemble.
- 22 Oktober, 13:00, Fismer. Hierdie gratis etensuurkonsert word aangebied deur die US se Kitaardepartement.
- 23 Oktober, 13:00, Fismer. Hierdie gratis etensuurkonsert word aangebied deur Lourens Fick (Klavier)
- 24 Oktober, 19:00, Endler teen R100 ’n kaartjie. Benjamin Fourie (klavier) voer 'Vingt Regards sur l’Enfant-Jésus’ (“Twintig Bepeinsings op die Jesuskind”) deur Olivier Messiaen uit.
- 25 Oktober, 20:00, Endler teen R50 & R30 ’n kaartjie. Die US komposisiestudente (KOMPOS) bied ’n konsert aan van orkeswerke o.l.v. Alex Fokkens.
Vroeë Musiek floreer by die Stellenbosch Konservatorium
Met die stigting van ’n toegewyde eenheid vir Vroeë Musiek het die Endlerkonsertreeks homself onlangs geposisioneer as ’n pligsgetroue voorstander van Barokmusiek wat uitgevoer word op historiese instrumente. Hierdie toewyding het reeds gelei tot uitvoerings van Bach se b-mineur mis deur Andreas Scholl en die Kammerchor der Johannes-Gutenberg Universität Mainz sowel as Handel se Theodora met die L'Orfeo Baroque Orchestra onder leiding van Barry Smith.
Die volgende konsert wat op barokinstrumente uitgevoer sal word, vind in die Fismersaal op 18 Oktober om 20:00 plaas. Hierdie konsert word aangebied deur Elizabeth Charlotte Berger (barok- en blokfluit) wat beskou word as een van die mees vooraanstaande spelers van haar generasie in haar Duitsland. Sy deel die verhoog met Erik Dippenaar op klavesimbel en Peter Martens op Baroktjello.
Die program sluit werke in deur Telemann, CPE Bach, Vivaldi, sowel as ’n baie interessante solo-blokfluitwerk getiteld Psalm 118 van "Der Fluyten Lust-hof" deur Jakob van Eyck. Hierdie werk dateer terug na die begin van die 17de eeu toe.
Kaartjies teen R110 & R80 is beskikbaar by Computicket. Vir verdere navrae kontak vir leonvanzyl@sun.ac.za of 021 808 2358.
This week at the Konservatorium
- 16 October, 13:00 in the Fismer Hall. This free lunch hour concerts is hosted by the students studying double bass. Different works will be played, as well as different ensembles.
- 17 October, 18:00, Fismer Hall – Mabel Quick Competition
- 18 October, 20:00 in the Fismer hall, R110 & R80. Early Music Concert. Please see details of the concert below.
- 21 October, 13:00, Fismer. This free lunch hour concert is hosted by the US Brass Ensemble.
- 22 October, 13:00, Fismer. This free lunch hour concert is hosted by the US Guitar Department. 23 October 13:00, Fismer This free lunch hour concert is hosted by Lourens Fick (Piano)
- 24 October, 19:00, Endler at R100 a ticket. Benjamin Fourie (piano) performs 'Vingt Regards sur l’Enfant-Jésus’ (Twenty Contemplations on the Christ Child) by Olivier Messiaen.
- 25 October, 20:00, Endler at R50 & R30. Die US Composition students (KOMPOS) presents an orchestral concert under the baton of Alex Fokkens.
Early Music thrives at the Stellenbosch Konservatorium
With the establishment of a dedicated Unit for Early Music, the Endler Concert Series has recently positioned itself as a conscientious advocate of Baroque period instrument performance having featured Andreas Scholl with the Kammerchor der Johannes-Gutenberg Universität Mainz with Bach’s B minor Mass and Handel’s Theodora with the L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra amongst others this year already.
The next Baroque period instrument performance will take place in the Fismer Hall at 20:00 on 18 October and will feature, Elizabeth Charlotte Berger on traverso (Baroque flute) and recorder. Berger, a multiple first prize winner of several international competitions is widely regarded as one of the foremost players of her generation in her native Germany. She will be flanked by SU alumni, Erik Dippenaar on the harpsichord and Peter Martens on Baroque cello.
The programme will include works by Telemann, CPE Bach, Vivaldi, and a most interesting solo flute piece entitled Psalm 118 from “Der Fluyten Lust-hof“ for recorder solo by Jakob van Eyck that dates back to the early 17th century.
Tickets for R110 & R80 are available at Computicket. For more information, please contact leonvanzyl@sun.ac.za or 021 808 2358.