Duo Morovsky

Duo Morovsky offers a breathtaking journey through the grand repertoire of classical, romantic, and modern concertos, captured in the intimate, evocative setting of a filmed performance. Framed by the delicate partnership of Argentine virtuoso flutist Nicolás Hernández Carrión and Spanish cellist Violeta Albert Vañó, the program ventures from the triumphant brilliance of Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 (Bwv 1048) to the nuanced romanticism of Chopin’s Mazurka, Op. 67 No. 4, and Debussy’s wistfully lyrical Bohemian Dance. The evening continues with the elegant Sonata in D Major by François Becomes, the dramatic "The Montagues and the Capulets of Romeo and Juliet" by Prokofiev, and the lush, humanistic Intermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana by Mascagni. An unexpected but spellbinding episode of Japanese composer Joe Hisaishi’s “The Howl’s Moving Castle” follows, before returning to French melancholy in Breton’s “The Verbena de la Paloma.” The trio of Astor Piazzolla pieces—“Goodbye Nonino,” “Oblivion,” and “History of Tango”—add the passionate fire of tango, while Granados’ “Andalusian” and Manuel de Falla’s “The Short Life” close the program in a transcendental, emotive finale. The film not only showcases virtuoso technique but also reveals the nuanced dialogue between flute and cello that breathes new life into each masterpiece. Experience this extraordinary concert on film – details and tickets available for this unforgettable musical odyssey.