Gstaad Festival Amateur Orchestra – Concert
Gstaad Academy – Concert for All
Sunday, 31 July 2022
11.30 am, Gstaad Festival Tent
For its 13th edition, in addition to the performance of Schumann's Fourth, the amateur orchestra week is breaking new ground by joining forces for the first time with a choir as part of an international cultural exchange. Together with the Cheong Chun Choir from Seoul, they will perform excerpts from Bizet's opera Carmen as well as traditional Korean melodies. The Gstaad Festival Amateur Orchestra offers the ideal opportunity to practice music with other enthusiasts from both here and abroad. It also gives access to concerts of Gstaad Menuhin Festival & Academy, and all within a unique setting: Saanenland. The week is expertly directed by Kevin Griffiths, who is supported by a team of professional section leaders.
Gstaad Festival Amateur Orchestra
Seoul Cheong Chun Choir
2 Lee Hyun-ho, Baritone
1 Park Sun-jung, Piano
Kevin Griffiths & 1 Lee Hyun-ho, Conductor
Robert Schumann (1810-1856) | |
Symphony No. 4 in D Minor, Op. 120 | 30' |
- Pause - | |
1 Kim Yeon-jun / arr. Lee Hyun-cheol | |
“I will live among the green hills” | |
1 Yoon Hak-jun / arr. Lee Hee-yuon | |
“Going to meet” | |
1 Shin Chung-hyu / arr. Cho Woo-hyun | |
“Beautiful Land” | |
1 Trad. (Kenya) / arr. Cho Hye-young | |
“Jambo Bwana” & “Kumbaya” | |
1 Trad. (Spain) arr. Roger Emerson | |
“La Bamba” | 17' |
Medley (Minyo) / arr. Kim Seok-soon | |
Traditional Korean melodies for orchestra | 10' |
Woo Hyo-Won (1979) / arr. Kim Seok-so | |
“Arirang” for orchestra | 4' |
George Bizet (1838-1875) | |
From “Carmen Suite” No. 1 for orchestra: | |
Prélude, Aragonaise, Séguedille | 6' |
From “Carmen Suite” No. 2 for orchestra: | |
Habanera, Danse bohème | 4' |
2 From the opera “Carmen” (with choir): | |
“Les Toréadors” | 5' |
100' | |
Booking is mandatory – Free admission with a collection |