From Bach to Brubeck
Dive into a kaleidoscope of sound. Featuring Brisbane-born international pianist Anthony Romaniuk, you will be treated to a curation of musical gems from the baroque elegance of JS Bach to the modern vision of Olli Mustonen and everything in between. Lovers of jazz will delight in the opportunity to hear Dave Brubeck’s iconic Blue Rondo à la Turk in a fresh setting for strings and harpsichord. This is chamber music reimagined – where old and new, classical and contemporary – fuse into a captivating concert experience.
Featuring
Anthony Romaniuk - harpsichord & keyboardDuration
85min (No Interval)Georg Muffat
Excerpts from Armonico tributo – Sonata No. 2 in G minor
Giacinto Scelsi
Anagamin for 11 Strings
Anthony Romaniuk
Blue Poles
Johann Sebastian Bach
Concerto in D minor, BWV 1052 – Mvt 1
Aphex Twin arr. Caleb Burhans
Blue Calx
Dmitri Shostakovich
Piano Quintet in G minor, Op.57 – Mvt 5
Josquin des Préz arr. Anthony Romaniuk
Ave Maria
Dave Brubeck arr. Anthony Romaniuk
Blue Rondo à la Turk
Olli Mustonen
Toccata
Keyboardist Anthony Romaniuk’s unique artistic voice flows from his continuous exploration of a vast range of musical styles. A natural musical polyglot, his classical training is complemented by his improvising prowess, allowing him to fluidly traverse the borders between genres.
Growing up in Australia as a jazz obsessive, he studied classical piano and contemporary music in New York (Manhattan School of Music). Later, he spent several years specialising in early music (harpsichord and fortepiano) in the Netherlands and, since then, has continued to evolve through the realms of improvisation and electronic music.
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