PERFORMERS:
The Renaissance Percussion ensemble comprising:
Mikhail Vedunkin
Dmitry Gabbasov
Grigory Zhuravlev
Yevgeny Zhikalov
Vladislav Ivanov
Gleb Logvinov
Vladimir Maslov
Fyodor Khandrikov
Tatiana Cheryomukhina,
Arseny Shuplyakov
Featuring:
Timur Martynov (trumpet)
Vitaly Zaitsev (trumpet)
Stanislav Ilchenko (trumpet)
Alexander Dzhurri (trombone)
Mikhail Seliverstov (bass-trombone)
Alexander Afanasiev (French horn)
Sofia Kiprskaya (harp)
Maria Shilo (double-bass)
PROGRAMME:
Edvard Grieg
Suite No 1, Op. 46 from music for Henrik Ibsen’s play Peer Gynt (arrangement for percussion ensemble by Vladislav Ivanov)
Karl Jenkins
Palladio (arrangement for harp and percussion ensemble by Vladislav Ivanov)
Thierry de Mey
Musique de table
Pyotr Tchaikovsky
Hopak from the opera Mazepa (arrangement for percussion ensemble by Arseny Shuplyakov)
Viktor Grishin
Mighty Russia
Vladislav Ivanov
Taiko Rhythms
Edward Artemiev
In the Park, music from the film The Relatives (arrangement for percussion ensemble by Arseny Shuplyakov)
Nebojša Živković
Trio per Uno
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
The Song of the Indian Merchant from the opera Sadko (arrangement for percussion ensemble by Anatoly Ivanov)
Chris Crockarell
Brooms Hilda
Pyotr Tchaikovsky
October (Autumn Song) from the cycle The Seasons (arrangement for percussion ensemble by Vladislav Ivanov)
Edward Artemiev
The Campaign, fantasy on themes for the film Sibiriade (arrangement for percussion ensemble by Vladislav Ivanov)
George Gershwin
Porgy and Bess (arrangement for percussion ensemble by Nikolai Moskalenko)
Renaissance Percussion
The Way of the Samurai
Edward Artemiev
Three Comrades, music from the film At Home among Strangers (arrangement for percussion ensemble by Arseny Shuplyakov)
The Renaissance Percussion ensemble was founded in 2005. It comprises percussion musicians of the Mariinsky Orchestra. In 2005 the ensemble gave its first concert performances in Russia and abroad and won 1st prize at the International Rachmaninoff Ensembles’ Competition in St Petersburg. In 2012, seven years later, it again took 1st prize at the same competition. Today the ensemble’s repertoire includes works from various eras and styles. One of the ensemble’s priorities is performing music by Russian and European classical composers in arrangements for melodic percussion instruments written by members of the ensemble Vladislav Ivanov and Arseny Shuplyakov.
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