Eugen Prochác & Adriana Antalová

ABOUT THE CONCERT

An evening of rich colors, emotions, and unique musical dialogue awaits with the exceptional Slovak cellist Eugen Prochác and harpist Adriana Antalová. In the intimate setting of the House of Music, they will present a program that spans centuries and styles – from Baroque grace to modern minimalism.

The concert opens with Antonio Vivaldi’s expressive Sonata No. 5 in E minor, followed by atmospheric and lesser-known 20th-century works such as Marcel Tournier’s dreamlike Nocturne and Milan Novák’s charming Rondo on Childhood Loves for solo harp. The emotional depth of Ilja Zeljenka’s Monologue for solo cello will be balanced by the serene contemplation of Arvo Pärt’s minimalist Spiegel im Spiegel. The evening concludes with fiery and rhythmically rich Spanish works by Ravel, de Falla, and Granados, full of passion and flair.

This rare pairing of harp and cello promises a refined, intimate, and unforgettable musical experience for classical music lovers and curious listeners alike.

Program

Antonio Vivaldi
Sonáta č. 5 e moll, RV4

Marcel Tournier
Nokturno pro violoncello a harfu, op. 21

Milan Novák
Rondo o dětských láskách pro sólovou harfu

Ilja Zeljenka
Monolog pro sólové violoncello

Daniel van Goens
Scherzo, op. 12

Arvo Pärt
Spiegl im Spiegl

Milan Novák
Canto Amoroso

Maurice Ravel
Habanera

Manuel de Falla
Pantomima

Enrique Granados
Španělský tanec

Performers

Eugen Prochác: violoncello
Adriana Antalová: harp