ETERNITY AND FANTASIES:
ENLUIS MONTES OLIVAR & SZS CONCERT
2026.01.31（SAT）19 : 30
Jinji Lake Concert Hall SCAC
Conductor Enluis Montes Olivar
Ginastera
Variaciones Concertantes, Op. 23
MÁrquez
Danzón No. 8
Romero
Fuga Con Pajarillo
MOZART
Symphony No. 36 in C Major “Linz”, K. 425
NOTICE TO AUDIENCE
1. DURATION Approximately 83 minutes with a 15-min intermission.
2. SUGGESTED AGE 8 and above.
3. Minimum height for children :1.3m.
As the strings lifts the curtain of night, four musical canvases that crosses time and space will gradually emerge on the stage. The first thing that strikes your senses is Argentina’s plateau wind—Ginastera’s Variaciones Concertantes transforms pastoral traditions through contemporary workmanship, just like spinning silver threads. While the harp shimmers like starlight over the Pampas steppe, the cello whispers like a lone poet. Then, a wave of heat sweeps in. Márquez’s Danzón No. 8 turns the sunshine of the Mexican Gulf into melodies. The indigenous rhythms of Cuba and Mexico strikes a balance between attractive swing and a steady pulse. You are invited to an endless summer celebration with leaping brass and lyrical strings that resemble Caribbean waves hugging the shore. Suddenly, Baroque chambers are filled with the flutter of Venezuelan jungle spirits. Romero’s Fuga Con Pajarillo showcases this genius’s talent—where traditional counterpoint meets the tropical songbirds, transforming brilliance into magic. Pajarillo rhythms and melodies give it a traditional spontaneity, while fugal themes and countersubjects showcase contrapuntal skills. Music comes alive when South American’s wild spirits and European’s precision collide. Finally, Mozart’s Symphony No. 36 in C Major, “Linz”, will bring us to the elegant hallways of the 18th century. This piece is one of Mozart’s representative works written during the middle of his career. C Major’s brilliance pierces through time’s curtain; strings flow like silk under the moonlight. The slow movement holds garden whispers, while the finale whirls through bright ballrooms.
