2
gegužės
2023
Grigiškių meno mokykla (Pašto g. 10, Grigiškės)
10:00
XV TARPTAUTINIS VIRTUALUS PROGRAMINĖS PJESĖS FESTIVALIS MUZIKA – VAIZDUOJAMASIS GARSŲ PASAULIS: MAŠINIZMAS MENE
Jau penkioliktą kartą Vilniaus savivaldybės Grigiškių meno mokyklos organizuotame programinės pjesės festivalyje šiais metais pirmą kartą buvo pasirinkta gana specifinė tema – „Mašinizmas mene“. Vis dėlto sulaukus net 90 paraiškų iš įvairių Lietuvos, Vokietijos, Maltos muzikos ir meno mokyklų, galime drąsiai teigti, kad XX a. pirmoje pusėje susiformavusi mašinizmo estetinė ir stilistinė idioma muzikoje nūdienos jauniesiems muzikantams išlieka tokia pat aktuali, patraukli ir įdomi. Festivalio programoje skamba 90 muzikos kūrinių, imituojančių traukinio dundėjimą, garvežio puškavimą, laikrodžio tiksėjimą, muzikinės dėžutės melodiką, važiavimą motociklu ir daugelį kitų mechanizmų skleidžiamų garsų. Visus juos savo piešiniuose užfiksavo patys atlikėjai ar Grigiškių meno mokyklos Dailės ugdymo programos mokiniai.
Festivalio atidarymo proga Grigiškių meno mokyklos direktorius Romas Morkūnas sveikina visus muzikos atlikėjus, piešinių autorius, jų mokytojus ir koncertmeisterius bei siunčia muzikinį linkėjimą „Traktoriaus bugi“. Tai R. Morkūno sukurta ir atlikta kompozicija akordeonui, kuriam animaciją specialiai festivaliui sukūrė Grigiškių meno mokyklos Skaitmeninių menų ir Kompozicijos mokytoja Sandra Vydmontė.
Tad skelbiame XV tarptautinio virtualaus programinės pjesės festivalio Muzika – vaizduojamasis garsų pasaulis: mašinizmas mene atidarymą!
Muzikos ir dailės festivalį „Mašinizmas mene“ kviečiame žiūrėti paspaudus šią nuorodą.
Nuoširdžiausiai dėkojame visiems festivalio atlikėjams, kurių šiais metais yra daugiau nei 200! Ypač dėkojame atlikėjų mokytojams ir koncertmeisteriams. Jūsų visų dėka šis festivalis kasmet būna įdomus, gaivus ir vis kitoks! Padėkos raštus galite atsisiųsti šioje google disko nuorodoje.
THE 15TH INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL FESTIVAL OF PROGRAMME PIECE MUSIC AS VISUAL WORLD OF SOUNDS: MACHINISM IN ART
This year for the first time a rather specific theme – „Machinism in Art” – has been chosen for the 15th international virtual festival of programme piece organised by Vilnius Municipality’s Grigiskes Art School. However, with 90 applications from various music and art schools in Lithuania, Germany and Malta, we can safely say that the aesthetic and stylistic idiom of machinism in music, developed in the first half of the twentieth century, remains as relevant, attractive and interesting for today’s young musicians. The festival programme features 90 pieces of music imitating the hum of a train, the blowing of a steam locomotive, the ticking of a clock, the melody of a music box, the sound of a motorbike and many other sounds produced by machines. All of them were captured in their drawings by the performers themselves or by the pupils of the Art Education Programme of Grigiskes Art School.
On the occasion of the opening of the Festival, the Headteacher of the Grigiskes Art School, Romas Morkūnas, congratulates all the performers, the authors of the drawings, their teachers and the accompanists and sends a musical greeting with the composition „Tractor Boogie”. This is a composition for accordion, composed and performed by Romas Morkūnas. Video animation was created especially for the festival by Sandra Vydmontė, teacher of Digital Arts and Composition at the Grigiskes Art School.
We announce the opening of the 15th International Virtual Festival of Programm Music – The Imaginative World of Sounds: Machinism in Art!
You are invited to watch the Music and Art Festival „Machinism in Art” by clicking on the following link.
Our sincere thanks to all the artists of the festival, of which there are more than 200 this year! Special thanks go to the performers’ teachers and accompanists. Thanks to all of you, this festival is fun, fresh and different every year! You can download the letters of appreciation at this google drive link.
THE 15TH INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL FESTIVAL OF PROGRAMME PIECE MUSIC AS VISUAL WORLD OF SOUNDS: MACHINISM IN ART
This year for the first time a rather specific theme – „Machinism in Art” – has been chosen for the 15th international virtual festival of programme piece organised by Vilnius Municipality’s Grigiskes Art School. However, with 90 applications from various music and art schools in Lithuania, Germany and Malta, we can safely say that the aesthetic and stylistic idiom of machinism in music, developed in the first half of the twentieth century, remains as relevant, attractive and interesting for today’s young musicians. The festival programme features 90 pieces of music imitating the hum of a train, the blowing of a steam locomotive, the ticking of a clock, the melody of a music box, the sound of a motorbike and many other sounds produced by machines. All of them were captured in their drawings by the performers themselves or by the pupils of the Art Education Programme of Grigiskes Art School.
On the occasion of the opening of the Festival, the Headteacher of the Grigiskes Art School, Romas Morkūnas, congratulates all the performers, the authors of the drawings, their teachers and the accompanists and sends a musical greeting with the composition „Tractor Boogie”. This is a composition for accordion, composed and performed by Romas Morkūnas. Video animation was created especially for the festival by Sandra Vydmontė, teacher of Digital Arts and Composition at the Grigiskes Art School.
We announce the opening of the 15th International Virtual Festival of Programm Music – The Imaginative World of Sounds: Machinism in Art!
You are invited to watch the Music and Art Festival „Machinism in Art” by clicking on the following link.
Our sincere thanks to all the artists of the festival, of which there are more than 200 this year! Special thanks go to the performers’ teachers and accompanists. Thanks to all of you, this festival is fun, fresh and different every year! You can download the letters of appreciation at this google drive link.
