Velika dvorana u 20.00 sati
Vrhunski gitarista čije je stvaralaštvo tokom bogate karijere koja traje više od četiri decenije primer autentičnosti, posvećenosti, kvaliteta i stilske rafiniranosti u oblasti gitarske muzike, Vlatko Stefanovski, održaće koncert u Centru za kulturu Smederevo u ponedeljak, 11. decembra sa početkom u 20 sati. Stefanovski će tokom koncerta izvoditi kompozicije sa svog novog albuma „Maternji jezik“. Radi se o instrumentalnim aranžmanima koje je Vlatko Stefanovski osmislio za akustičnu gitaru i za prepoznatljive kompozicije kao što su „Bistra voda“ , delo stvoreno u njegovoj saradnji sa Bodanom Arsovskim, zatim „Makedonsko devojče“ Jonča Hristovskog, „Uspavanka za Radmilu M“ Gorana Bregovića, „Zošto si me majko rodila“ Steva Teodosievskog, „Pelistersko oro“ Tala Ognenovskog. Na koncertu će biti izvedene i numere koje predstavljaju gitarske interpretacije dela tradicionalne makedonske muzike koje se nalaze na albumu i koje svedoče o jednom od osnovnih obeležje razvojnog i stvaralačkog puta proslavljenog muzičara. „Maternji jezik“ je album koji donosi spoj virtuoznosti i emocije, što je nezaobilazno i kada je reč o koncertnim nastupima autora koga ćemo imati prilike da čujemo u Smederevu. Cena ulaznice za parter Velike dvorane je 800 dinara, a za balkon 600 dinara.
Vlatko Stefanovski se već kao mladi gitarista potvrdio kao značajna autorska pojava u sastavu „Leb i sol“ koji je upisan u istoriju roka na prostorima bivše Jugoslavije. Od sredine devedestih godina počinje da gradi solo karijeru tokom koje, pored snimanja albuma, ostvaruje saradnju sa muzičarima svetskog renomea. Nastupao je sa Londonskim simfonijskim orkestrom, simfonijskim orkestrom iz Lajpciga, Filharmonijom Monte Karla, Orkestrom Slovenske filharmonije iz Ljubljane, simfonijskim orkestrom iz Sofije i drugim renomiranim orkestrima. U polju muzičkog stvaranja, iskustva i istraživanja Vlatka Stefanovskog sreću se rok, džez i etno muzika.Great Hall at 08 pm
CONFERENCE OF VLATKO STEFANOVSKY
STEFANOVSKY’S FOOTWEAR CONCERT IN SMEDEREV
The top guitarist whose work during a rich career lasting more than four decades is an example of authenticity, dedication, quality and stylistic refinement in the field of guitar music, Vlatko Stefanovski, will hold a concert at the Culture Center Smederevo on Monday, December 11 at 20:00. Stefanovski will perform compositions from his new album „Mother Tongue“ during the concert. It is about the instrumental arrangements that Vlatko Stefanovski designed for acoustic guitar and for recognizable compositions such as „Bistra voda“, a work created in his collaboration with Bodan Arsovsky, followed by „Macedonian Girl“ by Jonc Hristovsky, „Sleeping for Radmila M“ Goran Bregovic , „Why did you give birth to my mother“ by Stevo Teodosievsky, „Pelisterskoro“ by Tale Ognenovsky. The concert will also include songs that represent guitar interpretations of a part of traditional Macedonian music on the album and which testify to one of the main features of the development and creative way of the celebrated musician. „Mother Tongue“ is an album that brings together the combination of virtuosity and emotion, which is unavoidable when it comes to the concert performances of the author whom we will have the opportunity to hear in Smederevo. The price of the ticket for the parlor of the Grand Hall is 800 dinars, and for the balcony 600 dinars.
Vlatko Stefanovski already as a young guitarist has confirmed himself as a significant authorial phenomenon in the composition „Leb i Sol“, which was recorded in the history of the period on the territory of the former Yugoslavia. Since the mid-1990s, he has begun to build a solo career, in which, in addition to recording the album, he works with world renown musicians. He performed with the London Symphony Orchestra, the Symphony Orchestra from Leipzig, the Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra, the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra from Ljubljana, the Symphony Orchestra from Sofia and other renowned orchestras. In the field of musical creation, experience and research Vlatko Stefanovski meet rock, jazz and ethno music.