✨ A unique concert on April 20th will occur at 8.00 pm in a Vakhtang Salaridze Concert Hall in Tbilisi. The programme of the evening includes the famous Antonio Vivaldi cycle «The Four Seasons» in the author’s interpretation of the cult contemporary composer Max Richter performed by the extraordinary Mystery Ensemble in an intimate & relaxing atmosphere.
Max Richter is the composer of music for dozens of feature films and documentaries and was voted the best film composer in 2008, according to the European Film Academy. He changed the music of Antonio Vivaldi in the spirit of minimalism and postmodernism. Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons is one of Richter’s most famous works. After its release in 2012, the recording topped the iTunes Classical Music charts in over 20 countries.
Max Richter has recorded 12 solo albums and performed at the London Barbican, the Paris Philharmonic, the Sydney Opera and the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, and among his projects are the Sum Opera and the Infra ballet (choreographed by Wayne MacGregor) at Covent Garden. Richter’s music is heard in many performances around the world, as well as in the films «Shutter Island» by Martin Scorsese, «Last Love on Earth» by David Mackenzie, «Waltz with Bashir», for the soundtrack to which he received the award «Best Composer» from the European Film Academy.
The Four Seasons, by Antonio Vivaldi, is one of the most famous and frequently performed works of classical music. The Italian master wittily and gracefully captured in music the way his contemporaries saw the world and nature. The Vivaldi cycle is both a philosophical reflection and a magnificent illustrated «calendar» and a «sightseeing tour» of the regions of Italy.
Treat yourself and your loved ones to a magical event this spring!
- Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons & Vivaldi, The Four Seasons
- Infra 3
- In the garden
- Sofa chess
- Embers
- Written on the sky
- Infra 8
- Autumn music 2
*Please note the programme is subject to changes
* Please note that the programme is subject to changes