Solo Piano Recital with Anita Tomasevich

Anita Tomasevich invites you to a solo piano recital at Technopolis 20, on Friday, 30th of November 2018, at 8pm. The programme will include works by F. Schubert, F. Liszt, S. Rachmaninov and J.S. Bach.

With the intimate reflections of Schubert, pathos of Gypsy music in Liszt's 3rd Rhapsody, emotional and explosive expressiveness in Rachmaninov's preludes and deepest thoughts and most powerful feelings of grief in Bach famous Chaconne transcribed by Busoni with all the storms of Romanticism, the program evokes the most personal conversation with one self. Through the polarities of our ego in the constant play of darkness and light, and our most personal struggles for clarity and oneness, we are bound to face our “shadowed other”.

Entrance: 10 euro
Reservations are necessary at 70002420 (calls only).

Programme
F. Schubert
Impromptu op 90 No 1 c minor
Hungarian Melody D 817 b minor
F. Schubert/F. Liszt
Der Doppelgänger
F. Liszt
Hungarian Rhapsody No 3 B flat Major
S. Rachmaninov
3 preludes op 32 No 12/10/6
J.S. Bach/F. Busoni
Chaconne in d minor

A few words about Anita Tomasevich Stavrou
Anita Tomasevich performed in some of the major halls in The Netherlands, Spain, London, Italy, Russia and Serbia. She is a laureate of international competitions, including 1st price in Citta di Tortona Italy and she appeared regularly on Serbian National Radio and Television. She studied in the Music Academy in Novi Sad, Royal Conservatoire in Den Hague and was excepted for the PhD studies at the Royal Academy of London. She studied with renowned teachers such as Jegor Chugayev (student of Y. Milstein), Svetlana Bogino (student of L. Oborin) and Vladimir Ograkov (student of E. Gilies) Marcel Boudet and Ellen Corver (student of K. Stockhausen). Yelena Richter, Lazar Berman, Geroge Sandor (student of Bella Bartok) and Stefan Vladar.

In 2005 she released her first CD recording with works of Scarlatti, Chopin, Scriabin and Prokofiev. In 2006 her career as a concert pianist was stopped by the spinal injury. After almost ten years of recovery, Anita started performing again, both solo and chamber music, receiving excellent reviews.

During season 2016/17 she had series of recitals in Cyprus, Italy and Holland and for the seasons 2018 /2019, she will perform solo and chamber music recitals in Serbia, Holland, Cyprus, Greece and Germany.

As a chamber musician, Anita forms a piano duo with an established Dutch pianist Eke Simons and with the Romanian violinist, residing in Cyprus, Sorin Alexandru Horlea. Anita was founder and the Artistic Director of the “Avaton Music Festival” which received international acclaims.