Education :: Gidon Kremer and Kremerata Baltica

Gidon Kremer and Kremerata Baltica
Musica Viva Australia

Suitable for Senior Secondary students
Learning Links: Music
Themes: classical music, chamber orchestras

When Gidon Kremer won Moscow’s International Tchaikovsky Competition, conductor Herbert von Karajan dubbed him ‘the greatest violinist in the world’. Audiences around the world still clearly agree with this assessment of Gidon’s continued excellence across an unprecedented range of styles and forms.

To celebrate his 50th birthday, Kremer launched his own chamber orchestra Kremerata Baltica, hand-picked from the most promising young musicians in the Baltic States. Together they are a worldwide phenomenon renowned for superb craftsmanship and daring concert programs that set great classics in stark contrast to modern rarities.

Reinhold Glière String Octet, Op. 5
Giya Kancheli Silent Prayer (2007)
Leonid Desyatnikov Wie der alte Leiermann for violin and strings
Carl Vine Smith’s Alchemy (2001)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Serenata Notturna, K239

Gidon Kremer and Kremerata Baltica ’s tour is presented in association with the Melbourne Recital Centre, together providing teachers and students with a dynamic and eclectic program.

Supported By

  • Rio Tinto
  • Department of Education and Training

Event Details

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  • When
    19 Feb: 7.30pm
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    Entrees and Encores

    Present your ticket at some of the city’s premier bars and restaurants and extend your night beyond the show. Be it an entrée or encore, these participating venues help keep the night alive.

    Alda's
    pre or post show, Alda's is offering a complimentary beverage to the value of $10 upon presentation of your ticket. With a limited range of premium spirits, a regularly changing wine list and an array of premium boutique beers, there’s sure to be something to whet the appetite.
    Rear of Pierucci Building, Wolfe Lane, PERTH. Ph: 9483 2531
    Mon/Tue 7am-5pm, Wed 7am - 8pm, Thur 7am - 10pm, Fri 7am – midnight.

    Beck’s Music Box
    keep your night going and head to the Beck's Music Box for the best after parties this summer. See WA's best musicians, DJs and special guests free from 10.30pm.
    Sat 14 Feb - Sun 8 March - The Esplanade, Perth.

    tiger tiger
    Present your ticket and warm up to the show with a glass of wine and a tapa for only $15. tiger, tiger's iconic CBD laneway location and famous aesthetic matched with its unique winelist and nationally lauded food makes for the ideal opening to your Festival experience. Go to tigertigercoffeebar.com for details and trading hours.
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  • Where

    Perth Concert Hall

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    Address: 5 St Georges Tce, Perth

    Phone: 08 9231 9900

    The Perth Concert Hall features raked seating for 1,729 people and is surrounded by appointed private rooms, foyers and outdoor areas suitable for theatre style class room, cocktail, dining, product launches, trade exhibitions and marquee events.

    The auditorium is also home to a spectacular custom designed 3000 pipe organ.

    Transport
    Located on St George's Terrace in Perth, and is well serviced by buses.  The free CAT includes a stop near the Perth Concert Hall at Victoria Avenue.  The Red CAT operates every five minutes from 6:40am - 6:20pm Monday to Friday (except Public Holidays) and hourly on weekends between 8:30am and 5:00pm.
    Transperth Infoline: 13 62 13

    Parking
    Undercover parking is available in the bi-level Carpark No. 7 at the Perth Concert Hall.  Street entry is from Terrace Road.  Lift access to the venue foyer is available from the second level.  24hour open-air parking is also available adjacent to the Perth Concert Hall on Terrace Road.  Fees apply.

    Access
    For access information visit the Department of Culture and the Arts website.

  • Price

    • Secondary student $15

  • Festival Info

    6488 5555