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http://www.accordions.com/news.aspx?d=16-Mar-2018&lang=ru&s=14114
http://www.accordions.com/news.aspx?d=16-Mar-2018&lang=ru&s=14114
16-Mar-2018
by Rob Howard
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 On March 22nd, 23rd and 24th Dutch-based Bosnian accordionist, pianist and composer Nihad Hrustanbegovic will perform concerts presenting accordion and self-composed piano works in Mostar, Banja Luka and Sarajevo. The programme of 90 minutes’ duration includes: ‘4 Seasons’ - Vivaldi, ‘Asturias’ - Isaac Albéniz, ‘Ibelin’ and ‘Lights of Life’ - Harry Gregson Williams. Nihad’s latest 9th solo album, ‘Between Sunrise and Sunset Opus Magnum XII’,’ will form part of the programme, with all 12 compositions on the piano in the special 35 minute version of the album, featuring ‘Sunrise’, ‘The girl from heaven’, ‘American dream’, ‘Love Promenade’, ‘Tsunami’, ‘Hymne de la liberte’, ‘The Kiss’, ‘Joy of life’, ‘Paradise Lake’, ‘Queen of Peace’, ‘Allegory Bosnia Nouveau’, ‘Sunset’ and new music work, ‘The Encore, Flowers for Mama’. Nihad reflects, “The past days and weeks have not been easy ... my Mama passed away on February 10th and I have decided to give these 3 concerts about life, nature, love and people and also to honour my Mama who helped me during the making of ‘4 Seasons’ by Vivaldi, watching sometimes on Skype from Bosnia Herzegovina all the way to Netherlands and giving comments about how far I went with practising, and believed in the recording on the accordion with Vivaldi and she was also happy with the latest album ‘Opus Magnum XII’. She brought me up when I was little in the best way she could. She brought me also to the music and music school. Thanks Mama! So I am going to give concerts for the people who love classical, pop, jazz and world music on the accordion and the piano. Dear friends and colleagues I hope to see you in the concerts in Sarajevo, Mostar or Banja Luka. Thank you Concert Hall Stjepan Kosaca in Mostar, Concert Hal Banski Dvori in Banja Luka, and Bosnjacki Institut in Sarajevo”. For further information email: nihad.hrustanbegovic@gmail.com |