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http://www.accordions.com/news.aspx?d=07-Dec-2018&lang=de&s=14993
http://www.accordions.com/news.aspx?d=07-Dec-2018&lang=de&s=14993
07-Dec-2018
by Rob Howard
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| Accordionist Goran Stevanovic, from Bosnia-Herzegovina, performs at the magnificent St George’s Hall in Liverpool on Sunday afternoon December 9th, 3pm-5pm. Goran will be joining St George’s Hall own orchestra, conducted by Edward Peak, in a performance of the stirring ‘Concerto for Accordion’ by the Ukrainian composer Igor Shamo. Publicity for the concert states: “This will be a ravishing half hour with glorious melodies and dazzling brilliance from the soloist – prepare to be amazed at this astonishing level of technical and musical ability”. This concert is the latest in the Orchestra dell’Arte’s ground-breaking series of UNESCO exchange concerts. The concert also includes the stirring overture ‘The Thieving Magpie’, by Rossini, and the rollicking ‘London Symphony’ by Vaughan Williams, perhaps the jolliest depiction of that great city in music. Born in 1986, Goran Stevanovic was drawn to the accordion from an early age. In 2005 he began studying the accordion with Professor Vojin Vasovic in Bijeljina, Bosnia-Herzegovina. He developed the essential technical foundations and the accordion quickly became an integral part of his life. In 2009, Stevanovic began studying in the class of Professor Elsbeth Moser at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater, Hannover, Germany. Further musical influences include the teaching of Professor Walter Nussbaum, with whom he developed his understanding of interpretation and approach to contemporary music. In 2018, Stevanovic finished his studies, completing the ‘Solo Class’ degree and giving the first ever accordion concert in the series ‘Meisterstück’ at the HMTMH. |