Helsingin yliopisto
Prof. Eero Tarastin maanantaiset tutkijakohtaamiset, Helsingin yliopisto, musiikkitiede; Eila Tarastin pianopiiri HYMSissä, yhteistyössä Helsinki Early Music Festivalsin kanssaLuentokonsertti maanantaina 14.11.2022 klo 16-18, Helsingin yliopisto,Topelia, Musiikkitiede sali C120, Unioninkatu 38. Vapaa pääsy.Opera Without Words: Declamation and Theatrical Gestures in Haydn Instrumental MusicLorenzo Coppola, ESMUC, Barcelona, clarinette d’amourLaura Kajander, alttoLea Pekkala, selloSelection of movements from trios for baryton, viola and cello (arrangement for clariette d’amour instead of baryton)***Lorenzo Coppola was born in Rome and studied historical clarinet under the guidance of Erich Hoeprich at the Hague Royal Conservatory.
After moving to Paris in 1991, he began playing music with a variety of ensembles specialized in performing with historical instruments, including Les Arts Florissants, La Petite Bande, XVIII Century orchestra, La Grande Ecurie et la Chambre do Roy, as well as the Freiburger Barockorchester – an orchestra performing without a conductor, which specializes in Classical and early Romantic repertoire.He draws on this experience in workshops dealing with historical methods and strategies for working on repertoire and performing without a conductor. He also devotes a great deal of attention to the historical links between theatre, opera, and instrumental music.He has been teaching historical clarinet at Escola de Musica de Catalunya in Barcelona since 2004. He has recorded for Harmonia Mundi a lot of Mozart, Brahms, Beethoven and other. With pianist Cristina Esclapez he founded Ensemble Dialoghi, with which they explore a wide chamber music repertoire, with special care regarding the communication with the audience.Coppola visits now Espoo, rehearsing Tapiola Sinfonietta, invited by Asko Heiskanen.