The Centre for Russian Music, Goldsmiths College, University of London
The Department of Music, University of Glasgow
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
SHOSTAKOVICH - 25 YEARS ON
Glasgow, 27-29 October 2000
International Symposium
27 October, Friday
University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill G12
1 pm - Registration begins
2pm - Welcome. James MacMillan - Andrew Stwart Cinema
2:30pm - Film Presentation - Oxana Dvornichenko (Russia)
2:45pm - Film - Three premieres (1975, 60 min) Andrew Stewart Cinema
3:45 pm - Coffee
4pm - Film 'Family Album' (2000, 52 min)
5 pm - coffee
5:30 pm - Introduction from Centre for Russian Music - Professor
Alexander Ivashkin (Goldsmiths College, University of London) - James
Arnott Theatre
-Introduction to University of Glasgow and Cramb Lecture - VP McLeod -
James Arnott Theatre
- Keynote address: Professor Richard Taruskin (University of
California, Berkeley, USA - Cramb Lecture)
Vote of thanks - Professor Hare (University of Glasgow)
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7:30 pm - Reception - Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
8:30 pm - Dinner Dinner address: Professor Hans Sikorski (Hans Sikorski
Verlag, Hamburg)
28 Saturday
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Chair: James MacMillan
10 :00 Laurel Fay (USA) -Shostakovich's Memory
10:20 Esti Sheinberg (University of Edinburgh, UK) - Musical Irony: The
Case of Dmitri Shostakovich
10:40 John Riley (British Film Archive, UK) - Controlling 'the most
important art': censorship and Shostakovich's film work
11:00 - Coffee
Chair : Stuart Campbell
11:30 Margarita Mazo (Ohio State University, USA):Shostakovich Festival
at Chicago Symphony: listening to the music.
11:50 Ioachim Braun (Bar-Ilan University, Israel): Aesopian Language of
Soviet Composers and Shostakovich Controversy
12:10 Gerard McBurney (RAM, UK): Hypothetically reinvented- Uslovno
Ubity op 31, and young Shostakovich's practice of recycling material'
12:30 Lunch
13:00 Free Chamber Concert: 'Shostakovich and Russian Futurism'.
(Alexander Ivashkin, cello, Tatyana Lazareva, piano):
Roslavets - Sonata No 1 (UK premiere)
Mossolov - Legende (UK premiere)
Shostakovich - Sonata op 40
Chair: Gerard McBurney
14:00 Coffee and presentation of Archives: Manashir Iakubov, Olga
Dombrovskaya (Moscow, Russia).
Manashir Iakubov (President, Shostakovich Society, Moscow; Chief Advisor,
Shostakovich Archive , Chief Editor, DSCH Publishing House): Shostakovich
in light of his unknown works and newly discovered documents.
14:30 Mark Aranovsky (Arts History Institute, Moscow, Russia): Why I
consider Shostakovich a dissident
14:50 Levon Hakobian (Arts History Institute, Moscow. Russia):The Nose
and the Fourteen Symphony: an affinity of opposites'
15:10 Henny van der Groep (The Netherlands): The Ninth Symphony: Sati(r)e
and Purim Parody
15:30 - coffee
Chair: Alexander Ivashkin
16:00 David Fanning (University of Manchester, UK) - Shostakovich as
Teacher and Pupil
16:20 Michael Mishra (Southern Illinois University, USA) - Shostakovich
and Schumann Cello Concerto
16:40 Masayuki Yasuhara (Yamaguchi University, Japan):Interpreting
Shostakovich's Early Symphonies
17:00 Dinner
18:00 Plenary Session - Chair James MacMillan. (Fay, Feofanov,
McBurney,Taruskin, Fanning, Ivashkin)
7:15 break
7:30 RSNO Concert (GRCH) Shostakovich - Symphonies 1-3.
29 Sunday
GRCH (Strathclyde Suite)
Chair: Laurel Fay
10:00 Derek Hulme (UK) - My work on Shostakovich Catalogue
10:20 Ludmila Kovnatskaya (St.Petersburg, Arts Institute, Russia). Soviet
studies on Shostakovich: a story.
10:40 Sofia Moshevich (Canada) :Shostakovich as Interpreter of his own music
11:00 Coffee
Chair: David Fanning
11:30 Nelly Kravitz (Tel-Aviv University, Israel) - Shostakovich-Veinberg
Jewish songs works of Prokofiev and Shostakovich in the echo of folk music
idiom
11:50 Andreas Wehrmeyer (Berlin, Germany) - The 'classical' and
'classism' in the
12:10 Dmitry Feofanov (USA). Shostakovich and failures of Western musicology
12:30 lunch break
13:30 Round Table (chair: Alexander Ivashkin)
15:00 - End of Symposium
For information contact:
Symposium organiser, Professor Alexander Ivashkin
Director, The Centre for Russian Music,
Goldsmiths College, University of London
New Cross, London SE14 6 NW
Tel +44 20 7919 7646
Fax +44 20 7919 7644
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For registration, brochures, hotel lists, please contact:
Mr Nicolas Zekulin,
Royal Scottish National Orchestra
73 Claremont Street
Glasgow G3 7JB
Tel + 44 141 225 3560
Fax+44 141 221 4317
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Conference fees are:
L50 full price (all inclusive)
L 20 students (does not include reception/dinner/RSNO concert)
L30 conference rate (does not include reception/dinner/RSNO concert)
Professor Alexander Ivashkin
Goldsmiths College Music Department
University of London
New Cross SE14 6 NW
London
Tel. +44 (0)20 7919 7646
Fax +44 (0)20 7919 7644
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