Camerata Festival | June 2-3, 2018 | Innsbruck, Austria

METAMORPHOSES

‘Metamorphoses’ symbolise a transformation and change that is closely related to the concept of time. In the Metamorphoses there is a connection between logic and fantasy, you can find allegories behind the stories, but also the ulterior motive of the respective actions. The aim is to show a musical transformation/transfiguration and thereby create an exciting dialogue between artists, audience and the various disciplines. The joint interaction creates an interdisciplinary process in which a joint metamorphosis takes place.

MUSIC, ART, PERFORMANCE  
Saturday, June 2, 2018 
4:00 pm | ART
Modern Art 'Metamorphoses'
Opening of the festival and Introduction: Maria Makraki
MUSIC DUO: Works by Béla Bartók 'Romanian folk dances', Arvo Pärt 'Fratres', Béla Bartók 'Suite paysanne hongroise', Camille Saint-Saëns 'Fantaisie pour Violon et Harpe'
Magdalena Hoffmann-Harp, Agnieszka Kulowska-Violin
Moderation: Elle Eisner 

5:00 pm | CONCERT
Works by Periklis Koukos 'Suite Concertante', for piano and strings from his opera 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream',
Robert Zorn (composer of the month) 'Artemisia' – world premiere,
Robert Zorn 'nun komm d' – world premiere,
Arturo Márquetz 'Danzón No. 2' for chamber orchestra
Youth Soloist: Elena Tamiolaki-Piano, Conductor: Maria Makraki 
Ensemble: Camerata Innsbruck CINNS

6:30-7:30 pm | JAZZ FUSION MUSIC
Tyrolean Impressions I – world premiere, Eisner | Ostermann

8:00 pm | PERFORMANCE
Avantgarde-MultiMedia epic 'Cycle V – Triptych MetaMorphosis' by Harry Triendl – kunst4life with poetry by Iris von der Flußschmiede and Paul Fülöp

9:00 pm | OPEN STAGE
After show

Location: Haus Vierundeinzig (Haller Str. 41, 6020), Innsbruck, Austria
Day ticket: 20 € | reduced 15 € | child free
Tickets at: tickets@camerata.eu, via online application and at the box office
Further information about the program at: camerata festival 
In cooperation with Kunst4life, TENM, Windkraft-Kapelle für neue Musik
With the kind support of the Cultural Office Innsbruck and the Government of Tyrol