Paula Šūmane: “This violin concert requires the soloist to tear himself to the stage” – Classical – Music – Culture +

“Sibelius’s violin concert requires the soloist to tear himself to the stage.

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Paula Šūmane talks about the upcoming concert in Liepāja. “The composition has a rich symphonic pattern. Although the solo part of the violin is particularly virtuoso and technically complex, the sound of the orchestra is so important that this work could also be called a symphony with the solo voice of the violin. I feel full and honored to cooperate again with the Liepaja Symphony Orchestra and maestro Gintars Rinkevics. I know that my stage colleagues will also be throwing themselves in this wildly beautiful concert program to create and experience the miracle of art together with the listeners. ”

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At the opening of the new concert season, the orchestra has prepared a spectacular concert program for the listeners. In addition to Sibelius Reminor’s violin concerto in the north, the program will also feature the most important Russian composer Peter Tchaikovsky’s symphony “Manfred”.

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Paula Šūmane is a well-known, bright and versatile violinist. Initially, she studied violin at Emils Darzins Music High School and Jurmala Music High School, but at the age of fifteen she entered the Paris National Conservatory of Music and Dance, which graduated with the first prize in 2008. This was followed by studies at the University of the Arts in Graz, where he obtained a master’s degree with honors. Paula is a laureate of the 2011 Grand Music Prize of the Year, as well as many international competitions, including the most important music competition in Latin America, Louis Sigalla. Her play is characterized by a fine sense of style, impressive technique, filigree nuance and vivid stage performance. She has played solo with the Lisbon Metropolitan Orchestra, the Baden-Baden Philharmonic Orchestra, the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra, the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonietta Riga and others, as well as this will be a repeated meeting with the Liepaja Symphony Orchestra.

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