Igor Stravinsky
A Soldier’s Tale
Pandemonium 5
The chamber series will be concluded by the only one of the five pieces that our audience is already familiar with, whose significance and value make it an unavoidable part of this concept – Igor Stravinsky’s intriguing and still revolutionary The Soldier’s Tale. This chamber music masterpiece is one of the first examples of interdisciplinary, total theatre, conceived so as to combine dance, music and acting. The piece addresses a Faustian topic – the story of a soldier coming home from war, who sells his violin/soul to the devil in return for riches.
Musicians:
Sanja Romić, oboe and Milana Zarić, harp
Musicians:
Belgrade Philharmonic String Quartet, Vladan Lončar, first violin, Jelena Dragnić, second violin, Boris Brezovac, viola, Aleksandar Latković, cello.
Ognjen Popović, clarinet, Dušan Petrović, bassoon, Nikola Ćirić, horn, Jelena Dragnić, violin, Boris Brezovac, viola, Aleksandar Latković, violoncello, and Boban Stošić, double bass.
Conductor:
Gabriel Feltz
Musicians:
Mirjana Nešković, violin, Dušan Kočišević, violoncello, and Slađana Gajić, piano
Musicians:
Miroslav Pavlović, first violin, Ksenija Milošević, second violin, Ivana Uzelac, viola, and Katarina
Stanković, violoncello
Conductor:
Gabriel Feltz
Musicians:
Marina Nenadović, flute
Velјko Klenkovski, clarinet
Bojan Pešić, oboе
Tijana Milošević and Mirjana Nešković, violins
Ivana Uzelac and Boris Brezovac, violas
Aleksandar Latković and Kristof Jan, violoncellos
Aleksandar Radulović, cymbals
Slađana Gajić, piano
Lana Jelenković, harmonium
Musicians:
Marina Nenadović, flute
Bojan Pešić i Petar Vucelić, oboes
Ognjen Popović i Mihailo Samoran, clarinets
Mirko Marić i Gordana Stojnić, horns
Nenad Janković and Aleksandar Popović, bassoons
Filip Savić, double bass