Vivi Vassileva and Liechtenstein Symphony Orchestra

Description

Between sound art and environmental reflection, recycling becomes an instrument. Gregor Amadeus Mayrhofer's Concerto transforms discarded items into music – interpreted by the expressive percussionist Vivi Vassileva. Fundamentally, a percussion concert is not only an acoustic but also a visual experience. And not only since John Cage has the instrumentation often consisted more of found objects than traditional instruments. In the Recycling Concerto by the Munich composer Gregor Amadeus Mayrhofer, it is about more than just effects. Glass bottles and plastic bags, flower pots, a deposit bottle marimba, and other recycling waste combine here in the most exciting way with the orchestral instruments. Mayrhofer musically addresses the increasing pollution of the environment in a highly complex way and provides the percussionist and the Liechtenstein Symphony Orchestra with a complex yet entertaining stage. Vivi Vassileva is an artist who remeasures and shifts the boundaries of percussion music and excellently understands how to ignite the spark between the work and the audience. She is celebrated not only for her brilliant technique but also for her stage performance, which is equally athletic and charismatic. Vivi Vassileva, Percussion
Liechtenstein Symphony Orchestra PROGRAM
Gregor A. Mayrhofer
Recycling Concerto
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony No. 6 in F major "Pastoral"

Highlights

• Percussion concert with Vivi Vassileva
• Performance of the Recycling Concerto by Gregor A. Mayrhofer
• Beethoven: Symphony No. 6 "Pastoral"

General Information

The concert takes place in the Vaduz Hall and combines sound art with environmental reflection. Vivi Vassileva and the Liechtenstein Symphony Orchestra present an innovative program that integrates recycling materials into the music.

Location

Giessenstrasse 7, 9490 Vaduz, Fürstentum Liechtenstein

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