3 - 7 November 2005

As guest in the Hellenikon Idyllion:
Prof. Michael Grube
International musician of the year, IBC, England, 2003

Biography Michael Grube, born 1954, already began in the age of 4 with playing violin. After an excellent degree he studied composition and musicology with some of the famoust violinists and teachers of our time: Max Rostal (Berne), Ivan Galamian (New York) and Henryk Szeryng (Paris, Mexiko). He made his doctor in "Philosophy of Music". Michael Grube gave concerts as invited soloist in hundreds countries on all continents. He received numerous prices for his performances. He was also guest artist on many important festivals. The soloist conducted master classes and workshops in many countries. He was member of the jury of the "8th International Mozart Festival tringplayers Competition" (USA). He published works for violin through the publishing companies Doblinger (Vienna) and Pro Musica International (USA)

Michael Grube

Concert programme
(VIOLIN : N.AMATI, 350 years old)

suite of programmes:
1) Pietro LOCATELLI (1695-1764) : "Das Labyrinth" (The labyrinth)
2) Karl Maria LOEBL (1911 Wien-1942) : "Fuga"
3) Igor DEKLEVA (1933 Ljubljana-) : "Gedanken und Träume" (Minds and
Dreams)
4) Fritz KREISLER (1875 Wien- 1962) : "Recitativo und Scherzo-Caprice op.6" (dedicated to EUGENE YSAYE)
5) Niccolo PAGANINI (1782-1840) : Caprice Nr.24 a-moll (Tema con Variazioni)
6) Eric GROSS (1922 Wien -) : "Maribel"
7) Bartolomeo CAMPAGNOLI (1751-1827) : Finale op.18/7
8) Max-Ludwig GRUBE (1925 Hamburg-1994) : "Passacaglia"
9) Heitor VILLA-LOBOS (1887 Rio de Janeiro-1959): "Der Schmetterling auf dem Wege ins Sonnenlicht" (The butterfly on his way to the sun light)
10) J.S.BACH (1685-1750) : Chaconne d-moll