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Prova D'Orches
Author:
Federico Fellini
Director:
Roman Baskin
Premiere:
Esietendus 9. juulil 2004 Narva Aleksandri kirikus
Author: Frederico Fellini
Director: Roman Baskin
Cast: Karmen Mikiver, Kaie Mihkelson, Pirjo Levandi, Epp Eespäev, Allan Noormets, Teo Maiste, Jüri Aarma, Arvo Kukumägi, Ago Roo, Argo Aadli, Raivo E Tamm, Diana Klas, Kleer Maibaum, Martin Veinmann, Heino Torga, Alo Kõrve, Peeter Tedre, Mart Toome, Raivo Rüütel, Kaljo Orro and musicians from Narva Symphony Orchestra.
Orchestra of fifty gathers to its daily rehearsal in an old church with famous history. The day is special, because the rehearsal will be recorded by a TV-company. And then it starts; as it often happens at rehearsals, it also happens here that the main aim - MUSIC is forgotten and personal scores are settled. The fight between the orchestra and the conductor develops into a near catastrophe, until something interferes that brings the musicians back to their senses: THE ANSWER IS MUSIC! And the ancient church is filled with Schubert's 9th Symphony.
Director: Roman Baskin
Cast: Karmen Mikiver, Kaie Mihkelson, Pirjo Levandi, Epp Eespäev, Allan Noormets, Teo Maiste, Jüri Aarma, Arvo Kukumägi, Ago Roo, Argo Aadli, Raivo E Tamm, Diana Klas, Kleer Maibaum, Martin Veinmann, Heino Torga, Alo Kõrve, Peeter Tedre, Mart Toome, Raivo Rüütel, Kaljo Orro and musicians from Narva Symphony Orchestra.
Orchestra of fifty gathers to its daily rehearsal in an old church with famous history. The day is special, because the rehearsal will be recorded by a TV-company. And then it starts; as it often happens at rehearsals, it also happens here that the main aim - MUSIC is forgotten and personal scores are settled. The fight between the orchestra and the conductor develops into a near catastrophe, until something interferes that brings the musicians back to their senses: THE ANSWER IS MUSIC! And the ancient church is filled with Schubert's 9th Symphony.