July 31, 2021, 8:00 pm
Great Hall of the Dzintari Concert Hall

Jurmala festival. Gala concert. Born in Latvia

Featuring:

Aleksandrs Antoņenko, tenor;

Laura Grecka, mezzo-soprano;

Ksenija Sidorova, Accordion;

Daniils Bulajevs, violin;

Guntars Freibergs, percussion instruments;

Agnese Egliņa, piano;

Anna Kubecka, clarinet;

Maksims Skibickis, cello;

The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra;

Conductor Ainārs Rubiķis

Performers

Latvia’s Youth Symphony Orchestra

Latvia’s Youth Symphony Orchestra

For the third time, the Latvian Centennial Youth Symphony Orchestra will play at the concert "Born in Latvia", which brings together the best Latvian young musicians every year. 38 young musicians between the ages of 14 and 20 will be selected at a competition to refine their professionalism in semester master classes together with last year's youth orchestra members - a total of 80 young musicians - under the direction of conductor Kaspars Ādamsons. Musicians of the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, “Sinfonietta Rīga”, Latvian National Opera and Ballet Orchestra and “Riga” Orchestra will be performing in masterclasses together with the young musicians.

Ainārs Rubiķis

Ainārs Rubiķis

Conductor

Ainārs Rubiķis

Ainārs Rubiķis

Conductor

Musical director of the Berlin Comic Opera AINĀRS RUBIĶIS graduated from the Latvian Academy of Music; he gained international attention in 2010 with a victory in 3rd. Gustav Mahler International Conductors’ Competition in Vienna. In 2011 he received the Nestlé and Salzburg New Conductors Festival Award. From 2012 to 2014, Ainārs Rubiķis was the musical director of the Novosibirsk State Opera. He received the prestigious Golden Mask Award for Bernstein's “Mesa” production in the category of best conductor. Successfully collaborated with outstanding bands - Barcelona Lyceum Opera, The Grand Theatre in Moscow, Wales National Opera, Innsbruck Early Music Festival, Finnish National Opera, Poznan Philharmonic, New National Tokyo Theatre, Poznan Philharmonic, Ildefran National, Hamburg Symphony, Toronto, Melbourne, Lucerne, Estonian Symphony Orchestra, Gulbenkian Foundation, Jyväskylä Sinfonia etc.