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Eric Whitacre "Lux Aurumque"

At the turn of the new millennium, Peter Jackson's epic film "The Lord of the Rings" began to be released, telling the story of a fantastic universe, essentially created from scratch by Professor J.R.R. Tolkien as a new English mythology. In the films, as well as in the books, stories were told and shown not only of ordinary people, but also of semi-mythical spirits, close to the gods—immortal Elves and other various representatives of the European bestiary. The world Tolkien wrote about was created from music, the common song of angels and archangels of Middle-earth. During the adaptation of the fantastic trilogy into film, composer Howard Shore was given the incredibly interesting and complex task of conveying through music the entire spectrum of feelings and emotions that the main characters experience when meeting various peoples of Middle-earth, whether they are the beautiful Elves, the stubborn Dwarves, or the frightening Orcs. Eric Whitacre is an American composer and conductor, best known for his choral music. Eric works in various styles, drawing from ancient composers by meticulously recreating their musical manner in audio recordings, as well as with modern performance formats and immersive, multimedia presentations. His compositional style can be described as "full of shimmering, trembling, shifting harmonies that awaken the ear to a modern yet accessible voice." Whitacre's style is also referred to as "neo-impressionistic." "Lux Aurumque" is a piece based on a Latin poem. In it, dense harmonies are carefully tuned and balanced, creating the effect of shimmering light. In many ways, it resembles the works of Howard Shore, from the cinematic world created by music of angels, which sustains its beauty through the songs of the Elves. __________________________________ The first experimental concert in a new format featuring the Chamber Choir of the Ankara Opera House, where the sounds of a cappella chamber choir and soloists from the opera house will merge with multimedia accompaniment, immersing each concert participant into the depths of the musical world. This concert will not only fill you with deep emotions, but also plunge you into an atmosphere where music, light, and visual imagery create an incredibly vivid and multifaceted sensation. You will experience a program of works from various eras, traveling together through one of the paths in the history of music, from the Middle Ages to the present day, and witness visual installations specially designed for this event. Musical and artistic images will intertwine, creating an unforgettable spectacle that reveals new facets of art perception. This concert is not just a musical performance, but a journey into a world of sounds and images, where every spectator will feel themselves part of a living, dynamic creative process. The program includes music by composers from various countries and eras, including Western and Eastern Europe, Turkey, Russia, North and Latin America! Performers Chamber Choir of the Ankara Opera House Soprano: Beste Şahin, Ezgi Biçici, S. İlayda Büyükyörük, L. Damla Kışlalı, Ceyda Maral Altos: H. Zeliha Tunçyürek, Nihan İnan Özbayrak, Merve Emir, Nalan Acemoğlu, Elif Dikmen, Özlem Engin, Arya Z. Bayrak Tenors: Baran Can Çördükçü, Efe Kincal, Murat Beşik, Serkan Sarıkaya, S. Dinçer Keser, Emre Yalçin, Hüseyin Duranöz, Şevket Cenkay Aksu Basses: B. Noyan Coşgun, Gürhan Gürgen, Mert Özdemir, Emin Özdemir, Anıl Güntekin, E. Kaan Çelikcan Conductor Ivan Pekhov