<p style="text-align: left;">Venue of Concert: Romanian Athenaeum, Bucharest<br>Concert date: 01/10/2025 // 20/05/2025<br> <br>-1-<br>Franz Liszt (1811-1886)<br>Excerpts from 'Années de pèlerinage : première année: Suisse, S. 160 (26:43 min.)<br> Chapelle de Guillaume Tell<br> Au lac de Wallenstadt<br> Au bord d'une source<br> Vallée d'Obermann<br> <br>-2-<br>Fryderyk Chopin (1810-1849)<br>24 Preludes, op. 28 (34:57 min.)<br> No. 1 in C (Agitato)<br> No. 2 in A minor (Lento)<br> No. 3 in G (Vivace)<br> No. 4 in E minor (Largo)<br> No. 5 in D (Molto allegro)<br> No. 6 in B minor (Lento assai)<br> No. 7 in A (Andantino)<br> No. 8 in F sharp minor (Molto agitato)<br> No. 9 in E (Largo)<br> No. 10 in C sharp minor (Molto allegro)<br> No. 11 in B (Vivace)<br> No. 12 in G sharp minor (Presto)<br> No. 13 in F sharp (Lento)<br> No. 14 in E flat minor (Allegro)<br> No. 15 in D flat (Sostenuto) 'Raindrop'<br> No. 16 in B flat minor (Presto con fuoco)<br> No. 17 in A flat (Allegretto)<br> No. 18 in F minor (Molto allegro)<br> No. 19 in E flat (Vivace)<br> No. 20 in C minor (Largo)<br> No. 21 in B flat (Cantabile)<br> No. 22 in G minor (Molto agitato)<br> No. 23 in F (Moderato)<br> No. 24 in D minor (Allegro appassionato)<br> <br>-3-<br>Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) - Prelude and Fugue in G, BWV 860 (encore) (3:47 min.)<br> <br>Performers for whole concert:<br>Mihai Ritivoiu, piano<br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> <br>-1-<br>Svante Henryson (1963) - Black Run (3:32 min.)<br>Andrei Ioniţă, cello<br><br>**Svante Henryson (born 1963)** is a Swedish composer, cellist, bassist, and double bassist known for blending jazz, classical, and rock styles. "Black Run" is a dynamic piece he composed in 2001 as the first movement of his suite *Colors in D* for solo cello, later adapted for cello with strings (2019) and other ensembles.[2][3][5]<br><br>## Piece Overview<br>"Black Run" lasts about 3 minutes and features a presto tempo with swing and straight feels, shifting from 115 to 128 BPM. It showcases Henry's autodidactic cello virtuosity through rapid runs, percussive effects, and jazz-infused rhythms, evoking a high-speed ski descent. The score sample reveals intricate notations like slurs, accents, and dynamic contrasts (fp to f).[2]<br><br>## Performances and Versions<br>Henryson premiered it live at Konserthuset in Stockholm (2008). Other recordings include duos with drummer Magnus Persson (2008), cellist Andrei Ioniță (2019 Spotify track), and as the opening movement in his *Concerto for Jazz Cello and Orchestra* with Metropole Orchestra at Cello Biennale 2022. Sheet music is available via his site.[4][6][9][10]<br><br>출처<br>[1] Black Run https://www.psbooks.co.uk/black-run<br>[2] Black Run https://henryson.net/scorestore/scoresamples/Black%20Run%20with%20strings.pdf<br>[3] Svante Henryson - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svante_Henryson<br>[4] Svante Henryson: Black Run for Solo Cello https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MydfCH93E_A<br>[5] Svante Henryson - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia https://alchetron.com/Svante-Henryson<br>[6] Svante Henryson & Magnus Persson - Black Run https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcolHQNpnjY<br>[7] Black Coffee Blues https://www.twothirteensixtyone.com/products/black-coffee-blues<br>[8] Colors in D Suite for Solo Cello - Black Run https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PogQN7tvVq0<br>[9] Svante Henryson - Concerto for Jazz Cello and Orchestra | Cello Biennale 2022 ft Metropole Orchestra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnvB-xP_998<br>[10] Black Run - song and lyrics by Svante Henryson, Andrei ... https://open.spotify.com/track/00EZTMiPRBCXJDxmNOAYjv<br><br> <br>-2-<br>Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)<br>Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, op. 25 (39:00 min.)<br> I. Allegro<br> II. Intermezzo. Allegro ma non troppo. Trio. Animato<br> III. Andante con moto<br> IV. Rondo all Zingarese. Presto<br>Valentin Șerban, violin<br>Alexandru Spînu, viola<br>Andrei Ioniţă, cello<br>Florian Mitrea, piano</p>
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