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Katia Tiutiunnik: Una Notte Sacra Flute

Wednesday, 16 October 2024   |   19:30 - 19:30

Katia Tiutiunnik: Una Notte Sacra Flute

International Music Composition Festival (IMCF 2024) Organized by Department of Music Composition, Faculty of Performance Arts, Institut Seni Indonesia/Indonesian Institute of the Arts (ISI), Yogyakarta Concert Hall ISI Yogyakarta, Indonesia October, 16-17 2024
7.30 pm. Wednesday, October 16, 2024:  1st Day
1. Katia Tiutiunnik (Aus) – Una Notte Sacra Flute : Antonius Arbi Cakrayudha Prasetya
2. Lim Dong Chang (South Korea) – For Dohae Piano : Ester Tifanifilinia
3. Royke Koapaha (Ind) – Chorale 1-4 Piano : Gabriel Amadeus
4. Dieter Mack (Ger) – Ueno Rain Flute : Ferdinan Fajar Ramadan Oboe : Yosefin Ratna Putri Aprilia Clarinet : Cornelius Adinto Primastyanda Bassoon : Pinkan Kenyo Putri Aryandani F. Horn : Christelyke Emmanuela P
5. Puput Pramuditya (Ind) – Aks Series No. 1 Violin I : Fransiska Dhamma Dhyanindra Violin II : Wista Kalika Viola : Reynold Rayllaya Cello : Allvianita Kris Naramy
6. Haris Natanael (Ind) – Titik Temu Flute : Ageng Tri Ardianto Oboe : Theo Armando Pranata Clarinet : Topaz Marselas Bassoon : Laurensia Aninditha
7. Budhi Ngurah (Ind) – Ikigai Suite Piano : Gabriela Nadia Ayu Prasetya Clarinet : Cornelius Adinto Primastyanda
8. Iman Muttaqin (Ind) – Merak Suling Sunda : Galuh Ikhsan Nazar Kacap Pelog : Dedi Supriadi Violin I : Ursulla Puruhita Shimamurti Violin II : Celyco Aletheia Viola : Lintang Pijar Gayuh Mukti Cello : Gilby Raga B.
7.30pm, Thursday,  October 17, 2024: 2nd Day
1. Dimawan Krisnowo Adji (Ind) – Salt Cello : Dimawan Krisnowo Adji
2. Tiffany Marie Sevilla (USA) – Chicago Suite Piano : Atanasia Kalya Primananta Violin : Ursulla Puruhita Shimamurti Cello : Reynard Hasudungan
3. Adi Wijaya (Ind) – Fragment Flute : Antonius Arbi Cakrayudha Prasetya Oboe : Yosefin Ratna Putri Aprilia Clarinet : Wijaksana Andoyo F. Horn : Marsha Orvala Priyana Bassoon : Pinkan Kenyo Putri Aryandani
4. Rafeel Juniar (Ind) – Ostinato in C minor Piano : Gavriella Jansagi Darrel Putri Mastiono Violin I : Amadeus Efan Prasetyo Violin II : Angelica Putri Risa Viola : Margaretha Verlyn Narwastu Wijaya Cello : Tirza Lidya Amelia Rotti
5. M. Juan Arief (Ind) – Ethereal Glockenspiel : Cahaya Gemilang Widya Surya Vibraphone : Omita Marimba : Febrinda Niesia 2 Timpani : Rana Jonas Keenan Grandcassa, Bongo : Eric Christian Chassedi
6. Nicolas Evan (Ind) – Rosseaux Parfumes Piano : Karen Angel Situmeang Glockenspiel : Wahyu Theodore Violin : Luqman Wicaksono Viola : Reynold Rayllaya Cello : Reynard Hasudungan
7. Hadi Susanto (Ind) – Humanity Marimba : Cahaya Gemilanh Widya Surya Vibraphone : Febrinda Niesia Violin : Dheva Clavinova Lauree
8. Mahardika Simbolon (Ind) – Pak Jeng Pakpak Jeng Violin I : Septa Inas Tsabitah Violin II : Rahma Chittara Hakim Viola : Nabila Farazhafira Cello : Hedwigis Nada Candra Kartika
9. Alfian Emir Adytia (Ind) – Nembang Nabuh Vocal : Widya Kurniawati Zuhroh Violin I : Dheva Clavinova Lauree Violin II : Shely Angel Crishanita Viola : Margaretha Verlyn Narwastu Wijaya Cello : Cheny Reael Tarigan
10. Joko Lemazh (Ind) – Three Pieces for Woodwind Quintet Flute : Ageng Tri Ardianto Oboe : Theo Armando Pranata Clarinet : Ulung Asman F. Horn : Chelsea Hanami Sulistianto Bassoon : Jhony Isworo
  • Composer(s) Katia Tiutiunnik
  • Title(s) of the Work(s)

    Una Notte Sacra for flute, by Katia Tiutiunnik
  • Performer, Ensemble or Orchestra Antonius Arbi Cakrayudha Prasetya
Date
Oct 16 2024
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Time
19:30 - 19:30
More Info
https://jogja.tribunnews.com/2024/10/17/festival-musik-internasional-imcf-2024-digelar-di-isi-yogyakarta-rayakan-kreativitas-tanpa-batas
Composer

Katia Tiutiunnik

Katia Tiutiunnik (born March 19, 1967, in Sydney, Australia) is a composer and scholar who has studied several languages as an adjunct to her research. She is of Ukrainian, Russian and Irish descent.

Tiutiunnik was the first Australian composer to be appointed visiting scholar at Columbia University, New York. She was also the first Australian to complete a residency at Charles Morrow Productions, New York, where she composed a work for three-dimensional SoundCube, presented in Cologne, in November 2005. Most recently, she was a Senior Lecturer in Composition at the Faculty of Music, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Malaysia, from March 2012 until April 2016 and an Honorary Research Associate at Sydney Conservatorium of Music, the University of Sydney, from June 2010 until June 2016. In August 2016, Tiutiunnik was appointed Professor of Music at Sias University, Xinzheng, Henan Province, China where she worked until embarking on a privately sponsored sabbatical in South East Asia on November 20 2019. Tiutiunnik currently divides her time between Central America and Mexico.

Tiutiunnik has been awarded numerous international travel grants, commissions and other sponsorship from the government and private sectors.

Tiutiunnik earned her PhD from the Australian National University and was awarded the highest Italian postgraduate diploma from the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Rome, where she studied with Franco Donatoni. She obtained her BMus from Sydney Conservatorium, where she was awarded all three of their composition prizes. In December 2009, Tiutiunnik's PhD dissertation was published and released internationally.

Besides Franco Donatoni, Tiutiunnik's former composition teachers include Michael Smetanin, Larry Sitsky, Gillian Whitehead, Bozidar Kos and Richard Toop.

In March 2007, Tiutiunnik was invited to Saint Petersburg as part of festivities held in celebration of two hundred years of business relations between Australia and Russia. Prominent Russian musicians, including the Rimsky-Korsakov Quartet of Saint Petersburg and pianist Anna Shpagina, performed Tiutiunnik's works in a concert held in the Palace of the Saint Petersburg Composers' Society, as part of those festivities (Tiutiunnik performed the viola during the concert). Tiutiunnik also lectured at the Saint-Petersburg Conservatory of Music and was interviewed by Radio Maria. Tiutiunnik's travel to this event was funded by a sponsor and her concert and reception were sponsored by the Australian Embassy in Moscow, the Honorary Australian Consul in Saint Petersburg and others.

Tiutiunnik's music has been performed in Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jordan (including a historical performance of a symphonic poem dedicated to Queen Noor of Jordan, in September 1999 as part of the 28th General Assembly of the International Music Council), Malaysia, Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, Panama, Poland, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Singapore, Switzerland, Thailand the UK and the USA. Tiutiunnik has lectured worldwide and her works are held in numerous international libraries, including the Bodleian Library at Oxford University, Princeton University Library, Columbia University Library, Stanford University Library, the New York Public Library and many others.

Tiutiunnik's compositions have also been featured in theatrical productions at the Ensemble Theatre (Sydney, Australia), La Mamma Theatre (Melbourne, Australia), London (United Kingdom), Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Off Off Broadway (New York City) and the Bronx (New York).

Presentations on Tiutiunnik's music have been given by Professor James Bicigo (of the University of Alaska Fairbanks), in Australia and the USA. Tiutiunnik's music has also been used for theatrical productions in Australia, the UK and the USA. Commercial CD recordings of her work include those by internationally renowned Australian flautist, Laura Chislett, distinguished Australian pianist, Stephanie McCallum, innovative Australian ensemble, Sideband, and Borealis Brass of the University of Alaska Fairbanks. 40 live and studio recordings of her works are commercially published by Alexander Street Press, as are over 35 of her scores. Other publishers include TauKay Edizioni Musicali (TEM), Italy, and Charles Morrow Productions.

In December 2009, the historic 'Borealis in Australis' tour featured over ten Australian performances of Tiutiunnik's compositions, by Borealis Brass of the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Borealis Brass also completed a historic tour of Tanjung Malim, Shah Alam and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, as a guest of the Faculty of Music, Universiti Teknologi MARA,Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris UPSI) and Yamaha, Malaysia.

Tiutiunnik's music continues to be broadcast internationally and performed by numerous international artists, including Iwona Glinka, Bridges Collective, Elizabeth Reid, Roberto Fabbriciani, Vilma Campitelli, University of Teramo Flute Ensemble, Flutopia Flute Orchestra, Luis Casal, Emille Blondel, Bridges Collective, Pemi Paull, Merietta Oviatt, Giovanni Pattavina, Nathan Fischer, Alice Bennett, Laila Engle, Laura Chislett, Ross James Carey, Shaowen Tan, Chiara Dolcini, Beatrice Petrocchi, Sideband, Arya BastaninEzhad, Brad Gill, Jane Bishop, John Sharpley, Akiko Otao, Monica Moroni, Chiara Dolcini, Lachlan Dent, Kalin Yong, Roger Vigulf, the Arcko Symphonic Ensemble and others.

From September 2016 to November 2019, Tiutiunnik was was a violist in the Sias University Symphony Orchestra, Xinzheng, Henan Province, China and she also played the viola for a number of years in the Australian National University Symphony and Chamber Orchestras, as well as in the Sydney Youth Orchestra. Her most important viola teacher was the celebrated Australian violinist/violist, Tor Fromyhr. She has performed as a viola soloist in the Palace of the Saint-Petersburg Composers' Society, Saint-Petersburg, Russia; St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney; LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore; Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre, Malaysia; UPSI, Malaysia; the Russian Centre for Science and Culture, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; the Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music, Bangkok, Thailand; International House, New York, USA; Sias University, Xinzheng, Henan Province, China and in other international venues. As an erhu player, Tiutiunnik performed with the Sias University Chinese Traditional Orchestra from February 2017 to November 2019 and she has also given solo recitals on the erhu at the 2019 China-ASEAN Music Festival, Nanning, Guangxi Province, China; at the Russian Centre for Science and Culture, Kuala Lumpur; at Sias University, Xinzheng, Henan Province, China and Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, China.

On March 4, 2020, Katia Tiutiunnik's flute and piano duo, The Quickening, performed by renowned Australian musicians, Laura Chislett (flute) and Stephanie McCallum (piano), was released on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, ABC Classics album, Women of Note: A Century of Australian Composers Volume 2.

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