The Art of Virus project goes live and MAO will play the new compositions orchestrated for big band and also involve the audience to the self-reflective space of the AOV-project.
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Last event date: Sunday, February 20 2022 7:30PM
MAO Art of Virus #3 feat. Kuba Stankiewicz
Featuring:
Modern Art Orchestra
Artistic director: Kornél Fekete-Kovács
Kuba Stankiewicz – piano
Modern Art Orchestra gives highlighted attention to the Art Of Virus artists and their connections in the 2021/22-season. The ten concerts of the season will introduce the compositions of the ten branches of the project with an invited AOV-composer guest each time.
On the 20th of February the internationally renowned pianist and composer, Kuba Stankiewicz will be the guest of the Orchestra, and the audience will have the chance to listen to the selected pieces of the AOV-branch launched by him.
Stankiewicz is a pianist originating from the Polish jazz scene. His recognisable piano voice carries the genetics of jazz tradition, while his spirit remains open for experimentation. He has been awarded several prizes and acknowledged internationally. Stankiewicz attended Berklee College of Music and received his PhD from Wrocław Academy of Music. He worked with Zbigniew Namysłowski’s bands and the Artie Shaw Orchestra, among many others.
Bridges is a 2018 album with Kuba Stankiewicz and Kornél Fekete-Kovács. Not long after the release of the record, Modern Art Orchestra’s artistic director, Kornél Fekete-Kovács nominated Stankiewicz to take part in the Art Of Virus woldwide project. This is how AOV branch #3 emerged.
About the Art of Virus:
The Art of Virus project of Modern Art Orchestra is a positive reaction to the global existential crisis that arrived with the pandemic. It gives answers to the urgent questions about re-defining culture in the form of positive reflection about music, art-theory and performing art from the perspective of music.
Kornél Fekete-Kovács, the artistic director of MAO launched nine notes and passed these to ten well known composers worldwide during the 2020-quarantine of the pandemic. He asked to compose short pieces from these notes and pass on the composing opportunity to two other musicians. The international project got very successful in the course of a few months and 486 composers joined AOV from 42 countries worldwide.
The artistic aim of the AOV-project based on international cooperation of composers is to symbolise the spreading and the behaviour of the virus in the form of a constantly widening (mutating) range of compositions.
"A three-course gourmet menu" was how the Bachtrack critic described Paavo Järvi's concert, which featured pieces by Sibelius, Tüür and Beethoven. The Grammy Award-winning Estonian-American conductor is coming to the BFO with a similarly exciting program.
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