In the same context the program for the concert at Klavierhaus in New York in August 2019, is intended to combine: musical compositions in several styles; performed by a unique trio of sound-opposing instruments (violin, bassoon and piano) and musicians from Macedonia with differing backgrounds. <\/h4>\n
The program features music by a Canadian contemporary composer – Elizabeth Raum, a trio inspired by several phases in a life of a woman. Raum is a Canadian musician (classical oboe-player) born into a family of a Muslim mother and a Jewish father. The trio comprises elements, melodies and rhythms of the Middle East written in the classical tradition of the west. The program also features a rarely performed musical gem by a rococo-composer Gaetano Valery (1760-1822) and a unique piece by Camille Saint-Sa\u00ebns (1835 \u2013 1921)inspired by rural French countryside. In addition the program will present arrangements by a Macedonian-born composer who lives in Toronto, Canada – Davor Jordanovski, whose musical training started traditional, classical followed by pop and jazz, then branching out into film, mood, jazz fusion, ambient, dance, groove, symphonic, contemporary jazz and R&B.The synthesis of musical cultures has evolved into a unique style of world fusion in this concert, which unifies an infinite range of disparate and varied sounds, instruments, arrangements and sensibilities.<\/p>\n
<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n Sanja Suplevska Boiral <\/strong>explored the majority of job-positions for a classical- violinist, worked and studied in three different countries (Macedonia, Austria and Canada), performed among musical artists with diverse cultural backgrounds and interpretational trends, and became familiar with various fancy of audience around the world.<\/p>\n Ms Suplevska was born in Skopje in a three-generation musical family, and her first employment was with the Macedonian Philharmonic, as it’s youngest member. Later in her career she achieved full-time positions such as assistant concertmaster of the Macedonian Opera and Ballet, violin professor in the prestigious Conservatory<\/em> of Mount Royal, and Ambrose University in Calgary, Canada and concertmaster and manager of FAME\u2019S Orchestra \u2013 a film music orchestra of the Macedonian Radio that records for Los Angeles, Mexico. Paris and other film productions, based in Skopje in collaboration with a French company.<\/p>\n Today Ms Suplevska performs as soloist and chamber musician, as well as within international orchestras such as the Calgary Philharmonic, Red Deer Orchestra and Okanagan Symphony. Often among founders of new ensembles in Macedonia and Canada, she is president of the board of directors at the Macedonian National Opera and Ballet. artistic director of IN MEDIAS RES<\/em>, Assocition Polifonia<\/em>and Canadian Music in Skopje<\/em> and concertmaster-coach of Ambrose University Orchestra in Calgary, Canada.<\/p>\n During her studies at the Faculty of Music in Skopje she was a winner of competitions in Former Yugoslavia, and frequently performed in Eastern Europe. In 1994 she started specialization at the Faculty of Music and Performing Arts, Mozarteum<\/em><\/strong> in Salzburg, Austria where she studied with prominent musicians in Salzburg, among which Ruggiero Ricci, and performed with various Austrian ensembles throughout West Europe. In 2000 she completed Master in Music<\/strong> degree in violin performance, at the University of Calgary, Canada. In addition, Ms Suplevska has been frequent guest to Canadian competition juries, Television Programs in Calgary, as well as for the production of the Macedonian broadcasting in both, classical music and programs concerning cultural life and education. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n As concert pianist she performed with the Macedonian Philharmonic, and as chamber musician in Moscow, Sankt Petersburg, London, Rome, Genoa, Chicago, Krumlov, Kiev, Graz, Villach, Ljubljana, Maribor, Celje, Belgrade, Novi Sad, as well as in international festivals such as L’Escala Music Festival<\/em>– Empuries (Spain), XXII Villa de Canena<\/em>Music Festival <\/em>(Spain),Linares Autunno Musicale<\/em>– Cosenza (Italy), Avellino<\/em>(Italy); Gubbio Festival<\/em>(Italy), Best music festival<\/em>, Beringen (Belgium),Festival for contemporary music<\/em>, Tirana (Albania), Ohrid and Skopje Summer Festivals (Macedonia).<\/p>\n As a recognition to her contribution to fine arts and culture Ms Kastratovic received Bernnekerjeva Plakata (2011) in Slovenia, and numerous other awards for her work as a musician and pedagogue. She is employed as a piano professor at the National Music School in Skopje, Macedonia and Slovenj Gradec and Slovenske Konjice, Slovenia and holds positions in the jury of several international competitions in Slovenia, Serbia, Albania and Macedonia.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.gallerymc.org\/h\/wp-content\/uploads\/sanja.jpg\")
<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Maja Kastratovic <\/strong>was born in 1969 in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia. She graduated at the Moscow Conservatory \u00bbP.I. Tschaikowsky<\/strong>\u00ab, in the class of Prof. L.V. Ro\u0161ina and postgraduate studies in Skopje in the class of Prof. B. Romanov.<\/p>\n