PATHWAYS THROUGH CLASSICAL MUSIC THE ROYAL OMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
PATHWAYS THROUGH CLASSICAL MUSIC
THE ROYAL OMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Conductor HAMDAN AL SHAELY
Soloist Johyda Al Jahdamiya, Violin
Sunday 4th April 2021
7.30 pm
PERFORMANCE TIMING
60 minutes
PROGRAMME
GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL (1685 – 1759)
Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
ANTONIO VIVALDI (1678 – 1741)
Violin Concerto from the Four Seasons
Summer no. 2 in G minor
JOHANN CHRISTIAN BACH (1735 – 1782)
Symphony no. 2 in E flat major
I. Allegro
II. Andante
III. Tempo di Minuetto
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756 – 1791)
Symphony no. 3 in E flat major
I. Allegro
II. Andante
III. Presto
HAMDAN AL SHAELY (1970)
Celebration Rondeau
The Sultan’s Waltz
THE ROYAL OMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
In 1985, His Majesty the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said bin Taimour (1940 – 2020) had a dream: to establish a professional orchestra made entirely of Omani nationals. This brilliant idea was born of his passionate and inspiring commitment to his people and from his belief that music would serve as a vehicle for the promotion of peace, tolerance, and international cooperation.
THE CREATION OF THE ROYAL OMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The realization of his vision for the Royal Oman Symphony Orchestra (ROSO) began in 1985, meaning that in 2020, ROSO celebrated its 35th anniversary. Under the direct supervision of His Majesty, young students were first assessed for a basic aptitude for understanding and appreciating the elements of melody, harmony and rhythm in music. Under the guidance of the Royal Guard of Oman, young musicians who met the required criteria were then immersed in intensive studies of Western music. Theory lessons were followed with practical instruction; musicians were matched with instruments according to their aptitude and interest. In a process embraced with immense enthusiasm and a mood of celebration by the young students, they embarked on a relationship with music and instruments which would shape their lives. There was no denying that these students were being given an incredible opportunity to be part of a truly significant moment in the history of their country, one that would leave a legacy for future musicians of Oman and the nation as a whole to be proud of. The regular training they received was delivered on the campus of the palace in Seeb, on the outskirts of Muscat. Early students of the orchestra recall that it was not uncommon for His Majesty to appear during rehearsals to express his delight in their progress and to praise the students.
AN ORCHESTRA OF AMBASSADORS
On the 1st July 1987, under the patronage of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said bin Taimour, ROSO performed its inaugural concert in the auditorium at the Al Bustan Palace. ROSO began to spread its wings with performances in prestigious venues across the UAE, Belgium, Germany and France. Since this time the orchestra has performed hundreds of concerts. Celebrating its twentieth anniversary in 2005, the orchestra performed in Berlin under the baton of the acclaimed British conductor Simon Wright, with the internationally renowned Indian violinist L. Subramaniam and the famed Lebanese oud player, Marcel Khalife.
As a touring orchestra covering the region and Europe, ROSO serves as a bridge between East and West, performing to an international standard on a world stage. Their performances often feature the signature Omani fragrance of frankincense, the ladies of the orchestra perform in the national dress designed in the red and green colours of Oman’s flag with traditional gold headpieces set on their foreheads. Both the appearance and performance offered by the orchestra demonstrate the richness of the nation of Oman and the people of Oman, entrusting them with the additional role as ambassadors of their country. With a range which includes improvisation in taqasim (melodic progression) and raga scales to the strict rules of Western counterpoint, they exhibit advanced techniques and fine musicianship. Their repertoire spans many different genres of music.
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*Concerts were recorded in accordance with the Covid-19 Supreme Committee guidelines*
Видео PATHWAYS THROUGH CLASSICAL MUSIC THE ROYAL OMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA канала Royal Opera House Muscat
THE ROYAL OMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Conductor HAMDAN AL SHAELY
Soloist Johyda Al Jahdamiya, Violin
Sunday 4th April 2021
7.30 pm
PERFORMANCE TIMING
60 minutes
PROGRAMME
GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL (1685 – 1759)
Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
ANTONIO VIVALDI (1678 – 1741)
Violin Concerto from the Four Seasons
Summer no. 2 in G minor
JOHANN CHRISTIAN BACH (1735 – 1782)
Symphony no. 2 in E flat major
I. Allegro
II. Andante
III. Tempo di Minuetto
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756 – 1791)
Symphony no. 3 in E flat major
I. Allegro
II. Andante
III. Presto
HAMDAN AL SHAELY (1970)
Celebration Rondeau
The Sultan’s Waltz
THE ROYAL OMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
In 1985, His Majesty the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said bin Taimour (1940 – 2020) had a dream: to establish a professional orchestra made entirely of Omani nationals. This brilliant idea was born of his passionate and inspiring commitment to his people and from his belief that music would serve as a vehicle for the promotion of peace, tolerance, and international cooperation.
THE CREATION OF THE ROYAL OMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The realization of his vision for the Royal Oman Symphony Orchestra (ROSO) began in 1985, meaning that in 2020, ROSO celebrated its 35th anniversary. Under the direct supervision of His Majesty, young students were first assessed for a basic aptitude for understanding and appreciating the elements of melody, harmony and rhythm in music. Under the guidance of the Royal Guard of Oman, young musicians who met the required criteria were then immersed in intensive studies of Western music. Theory lessons were followed with practical instruction; musicians were matched with instruments according to their aptitude and interest. In a process embraced with immense enthusiasm and a mood of celebration by the young students, they embarked on a relationship with music and instruments which would shape their lives. There was no denying that these students were being given an incredible opportunity to be part of a truly significant moment in the history of their country, one that would leave a legacy for future musicians of Oman and the nation as a whole to be proud of. The regular training they received was delivered on the campus of the palace in Seeb, on the outskirts of Muscat. Early students of the orchestra recall that it was not uncommon for His Majesty to appear during rehearsals to express his delight in their progress and to praise the students.
AN ORCHESTRA OF AMBASSADORS
On the 1st July 1987, under the patronage of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said bin Taimour, ROSO performed its inaugural concert in the auditorium at the Al Bustan Palace. ROSO began to spread its wings with performances in prestigious venues across the UAE, Belgium, Germany and France. Since this time the orchestra has performed hundreds of concerts. Celebrating its twentieth anniversary in 2005, the orchestra performed in Berlin under the baton of the acclaimed British conductor Simon Wright, with the internationally renowned Indian violinist L. Subramaniam and the famed Lebanese oud player, Marcel Khalife.
As a touring orchestra covering the region and Europe, ROSO serves as a bridge between East and West, performing to an international standard on a world stage. Their performances often feature the signature Omani fragrance of frankincense, the ladies of the orchestra perform in the national dress designed in the red and green colours of Oman’s flag with traditional gold headpieces set on their foreheads. Both the appearance and performance offered by the orchestra demonstrate the richness of the nation of Oman and the people of Oman, entrusting them with the additional role as ambassadors of their country. With a range which includes improvisation in taqasim (melodic progression) and raga scales to the strict rules of Western counterpoint, they exhibit advanced techniques and fine musicianship. Their repertoire spans many different genres of music.
Enjoy this video? Subscribe to our channel to receive notifications about new performances and initiatives.
#OurStageToYourHome
*Concerts were recorded in accordance with the Covid-19 Supreme Committee guidelines*
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