iPALPITI’S 23RD FESTIVAL IS NOW A FESTIVAL-AT-HOME
Based in Los Angeles, iPalpiti Artists International is a non-profit organization formed to support, promote and develop the careers of exceptionally gifted young professional musicians, thus securing a future generation of artists who will pass on traditions of all time and carry classical music into the next century. Since its founding in 1997 as Young Artists International by the Laura and Eduard Schmieder, the orchestra, festival and musical-talent network known as iPalpiti (Italian for “heartbeats”) since 2008, has fostered the careers of almost 400 musicians from over 45 countries. “From the beginning, our mission has been to discover and support post-conservatory musicians, whose talents were destined to make them the leading classical musicians of their generation,” says the iPalpiti website. Some have called iPalpiti the “musical Peace Corps.” Here is Theodore Bikel introducing iPalpiti at Disney Hall in 2004:
Surely nothing can replace musicians’ live connection from the stage, but iPalpiti — due to COVID-19 — could not bring its 23rd Annual Festival to L.A. this month. Now, its inspired young musicians from around the globe unite in their hope of bringing beauty into your life through an internet stream of celestial sound, vital rhythm, and eternal, loving energy.
Beginning today, July 18, the festival is just a click away at iPalpiti:
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iPalpiti Orchestra | Eduard Schmieder, conductor
Audiences favorite: Carl Böhm Perpetuum Mobile
iPalpiti 2020 ZOOM & iPalpiti 2014 archival LIVE
Dmitri Shostakovich Prelude and Scherzo, Op.11
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LIVE FROM PARIS at Foundation Singer-Polignac
Antonin Dvořák Dumky Trio
P.I.Tchaikovsky The Seasons
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iPalpiti orchestra / Eduard Schmieder, conductor| Pavel Åœporcl, soloist
Czech virtuoso plays From Homeland & virtuosi Romantics
Antonin Dvořák Mazurek, Op. 49 and Sarasate Zigeunerweisen
Antonin Dvořák Four Romantic Pieces Op. 75
And as a soloist with iPalpiti at Walt Disney Concert Hall, 2012:
C. Saint-Saens Introduction & Rondo-Capriccioso
Fritz Kreisler Devil Trills Sonata on a theme of Tartini (arr. R. Zandonai)
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Ernest Chausson Piano Trio in G minor
iPalpiti Festival 2015 Greystone Mansion, Beverly Hills, CA
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Beverly Hills TV channel broadcast: Celebrating Beethoven’s 250th
YouTube Premiere: Ludvig Van Beethoven String Symphony after Kreutzer Sonata
Part I of LIVE from Walt Disney Concert Hall at the 2019 festival grand-finale.TRIBUTE TO THE SOULS LOST to the COVID-19:
Bach Arioso
Live from Mozarteum in Salzburg
Photos by Dana Ross, iPalpiti volunteer photographer since 1998
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Part II of LIVE from Walt Disney Concert Hall at the 2019 festival grand-finale.
Antonio Vivaldi Concerto Grosso for 4 violins & orchestra
Felix Mendelssohn String Symphony No. 13, “Sinfoniesatz” in C Minor
Franghiz Ali-Zade Harmony*World Premiere commission 2019
Johannes Brahms/Sergei Dreznin Fantasia Hungariana After Three Hungarian Dances by J.Brahms*
(Arr. for string orchestra & Trio Zadig) *World Premiere commission 2019