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Sunday, 13 March 2011, 12:00
Lithuanian National Philharmonic HallChamber opera
Flower Girl
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Directed by JUOZAS JAVAITIS
Set Design by VILNIUS ART SCHOOL for children and youth (director Jūratė Stauskaitė), PSILICONE Theatre (director Auksė Petrulienė)
Performers:
Flower Girl, Forget-me-not – INDRĖ ANANKAITĖ (soprano)
Aspen – IEVA SIMONAVIČIŪTĖ (soprano)
Poppy – EGLĖ KLIMAITĖ (soprano)
Lion – IGNAS MISIŪRA (bass)
Storyteller, Rabbit, Eagle – GIEDRIUS ARBAČIAUSKAS (actor, alto)
Live video projections – AUKSĖ PETRULIENĖ (Psilicone Theatre, Kaunas)
LINA BAUBLYTĖ (flute)
ANDRIUS ŽIŪRA (clarinet)
DONATAS KALINAUSKAS (bass clarinet)
RIMA CHAČATURIAN (piano)
Conductor FIODOR KALININ
Part of the FAMILY SERIES
Sunday noon family concerts at the Lithuanian National Philharmonic Society draw the biggest number of listeners. Their credits lie in unorthodox forms and moods, often staged programmes and democratic ambiance. This season family series opens with the chamber opera Flower Girl (1976) by Vladas Švedas, a classic of modern Lithuanian music. The composer commissioned the libretto from poetess Janina Degutytė, a representative of late romanticism and also greatly admired for her poetry for children.