Pavel Šporcl violin
and his Gipsy Way Ensemble
Tomáš Vontszemü cimbalom, Ján Rigó double bass, Zoltán Sándor viola/guitar
Johannes Brahms / Pavel Šporcl Ungarische Tänze n. 5
Johannes Brahms / Pavel Šporcl Ungarischer Csardás
Jenő Hubay / Pavel Šporcl Scenes de la Csárda n. 5 op. 33 Hullámzó Balaton
Ivó Csámpai, Tomi Vontszemü Hommage a János Bihari
Béla Babai Capriccio | Pavel Šporcl Gipsy Fire
Pavel Šporcl Kde domov můj (Where is my country) czech national anthem virtue variations for violin solo
Pablo de Sarasate Zigeunerweisen op. 20
Astor Piazzolla Ave Maria
Astor Piazzolla / Pavel Šporcl Fantaisie transylvanienne
Astor Piazzolla / Pavel Šporcl Russische Fantasie II
Astor Piazzolla / Pavel Šporcl Nane Cocha
Vittorio Monti / Pavel Šporcl Csárdás
Pavel Šporcl is known all over the world for his extraordinary ability, his enduring effort to help a wider audience familiarize with the so-called ‘educated’ music, his love for the music culture of his country and his iconic blue violin which in a way summarizes all these aspects. “Since many years I am trying to open the borders of classic music to a wider audience – said the musician – and I am doing this through the objects that are around us. For this reason I asked the best violin maker of the Czech republic to make an instrument for the new millennium. A blue violin which represents a new approach to tradition, a symbol of rebellion against rules and conventions”.
Šporcl at the Festival delle Nazioni introduces his gypsy ensemble of chamber music and classic orchestra to let us know the music soul of his beloved country.
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