DRAWING CLASS
by RUDOLFO QUINTAS
“DRAWINGS IN DIALOGUE WITH NATURE”
A drawing class by Rudolfo Quintas, that invites us to feel the nature surrounding the Marvão Academy, through drawing.
EVERY DAY FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY
10.00 – 13.00
After the successful experience of the classes “Drawings in Dialogue with Music”, held in the last edition of FIMM and conceived as a free exploration between music and drawing, Rudolfo Quintas returns to Marvão conceiving a new drawing class even more immersive. In this second edition, Quintas conceived a set of drawing exercises, with a permanent bridge with the surrounding space (Quinta dos Olhos d’Água), as a way to make us feel Marvão in its purest state. Full attention to nature, body and environment awareness will be the basis to understand our relationship and expression with drawing where music will not be forgotten either.
Maximum participants per class: 10
No previous drawing experience needed.
FREE REGISTRATION AND MORE INFORMATION HERE
NOVUS STRING QUARTET
JAEYOUNG KIM, VIOLIN
YOUNG-UK KIM, VIOLIN
KYUHYUN KIM, VIOLA
WONHAE LEE, CELLO
DAN ZHU, VIOLIN
ADRIEN LA MARCA, VIOLA
AURÉLIEN PASCAL, CELLO
TAE-HYUNG KIM, PIANO
JOHANNES BRAHMS
String quartet No. 2 in a minor, Op. 52,1
JOHANNES BRAHMS
Piano Quartet No. 3 in c minor, Op. 60
JOHANNES BRAHMS
String Quartet No. 3 in B-flat major, Op. 67
JULIANE BANSE, SOPRANO
ALEXANDER KRICHEL, PIANO
ISTVÁN SIMON, DANCE
ANDREAS HEISE, DANCE / CHOREOGRAPHY
“Selig. Neben Dir” – A Song and Dance evening with Mozart
MATTHIAS WELL, VIOLIN
VLADISLAV COJOCARU, ACCORDION
“Brahms, and his love for Hungarian Music”
“Two Guitars” (Russian-Hungarian folk melody)
Johannes Brahms (1833-97)
Dança Húngara nº1
Rezső Seress (1899-1968)
“Gloomy Sunday”
Charles Aznavour (1924-2018)
“La Bohème” (Tributo aos Ciganos da Boémia)
Johannes Brahms (1833-97)
Dança Húngara nº2
Matthias Well (n. 1993)
“European medley”
Grigoras Dinicu (1889-1949)
“Hora martisorolui”
Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962)
Schön Rosmarin
Sándor Lakatos (1924-1994)
Romanze
Vladislav Cojocaru (n. 1983)
“Bach-Invention”
Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904)
Dança Eslava nº2, Op. 72
Johannes Brahms (1833-97)
Dança Húngara nº5