o orkestru:
Kvartet Spengler je nastupao u Engleskoj, Italiji, Francuskoj i Madjarskoj. Osvojio je prvu nagradu na Guildhall School of Music and Drama takmicenju gudackih kvarteta u Londonu i snimio kvartete Kurta Weila za BBC Radio 3.
Program Gudackog kvarteta [pengler cine vrhunska ostvarenja za guda~ki kvartet, odnosno trio, ~etiri slovenska kompozitora. Najstarije delo programa, Jana~ekov 1. guda~ki kvartet, nastalo je u najplodnijem periodu kompozitorovog stvarala{tva, u vreme njegove najve}e zaljubljenosti, a inspirisano je novelom Lava Tolstoja, "Krojcerova sonata". Poljski kompozitor Henrik M. Gorecki jedan je od najpopularnijih kompozitora dana{njice. Njegov 1. guda~ki kvartet je svojevrsna lirska apoteoza prirodi, a ostvarena je jednostavnim muzi~kim sredstvima bliskim minimalizmu. Pronicanje u eteri~nost zvukova osnovna je karakteristika kvarteta Srebrni zvuci, remek-dela na{e kompozitorke Ludmile Frajt, u kojem se autorka poslu`ila i zvucima srebrnih ka{i~ica. Arhai~na melodika na{eg podneblja nadahnula je stvarala{tvo na{e znacajne kompozitorke Ljubice Mari}, a prisutna je i u ovom guda~kom triju, jednom od najvaznijih kompozicija njene kamerne muzike.

o članovima:
Maxim Rysanov (Ukrajina); student zavrsne godine poslediplomskih studija na Guildhall School of Music and Drama (GSMD), London. Nastupao je na brojnim festivalima i koncertima u Engleskoj, Rusiji, Ukrajini, Rumuniji... Snimao je za BBC (radio 3 i World Service). Clan je gudackog trija "ASCH" i dobitnik mnogobrojnih nagrada.
Marija Špengler (1975, Beograd); diplomirala na FMU u Beogradu, u klasi prof. Dejana Mihailovica. Trenutno je na postdiplomskim studijama Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London. Bila je solista "Gudaca Sv. Djordja". Nastupala je kao solista i kamerni muzicar na festivalima i koncertima ąirom sveta. Pobednik je mnogih internacionlanih takmicenja. Nastupala je sa vodecim orkestrima u svojoj zemlji i snimala za RTS.
Kristine Blaumane (1975, Riga); diplomirala na Emils Darzins School of Music, momentalno na poslediplomskim studijama na Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London. Kao solista i kamerni muzicar nastupala je ąirom Evrope i Kanade. Snimala je za Connifer Classics. Clan je i orkestara poput Gudackog trija "ASCH", Nieuw Sinfonietta Amsterdam orchestra i orkestra KREMERATA BALTICA (Gidon Kremer). Pobednik je mnogih takmicenja.
Miloš Petrović (Beograd, 1982), diplomirao na FMU u Beogradu, u klasi prof. Dejana Mihailovica. Nastupao je u zemlji i inostranstvu. Koncertirao je kao solista. Pored prvih nagrada na takmicenjima i festivalima u zemlji, dobitnik je znacajnih nagrada na medunarodnim konkursima. Trenutno je na poslediplomskim studijama na Gildhol skoli u Londonu, u klasi profesora Dejvida Takenoa.


Program:
Ljubica Marić: Arhaja, za gudacki trio (1992)
Ludmila Frajt: Srebrni zvuci, za gudacki kvartet (1972)
Henrik M. Gorecki: 1. gudacki kvartet "Vec je sumrak" (1981)
Leoš Janacek: 1. gudacki kvartet "Krojcerova sonata" (1924)

Spengler String Quartet (GB)
Marija Špengler, violin
Miloš Petrovic, violin
Maxim Rysanov, viola
Kristine Blaumane, cello

about the orchestra:
Spengler quartet has performed in England, Italy, France and Hungary. It won the first prize at Guildhall School of Music and Drama String Quartets Competition in London and recorded Kurt Weil's quartet for BBC Radio 3.
The programme of Spengler String Quartet consists of first-class pieces for a string quartet and trio composed by four Slovenian composers. The oldest piece on the programme (Janacek's 1. string quartet "Kreutzer's sonata") composed in the most prolific period of the composer's creative work was inspired by a novel written by Leo Tolstoy. Henrik M. Gorecki, a Polish composer, is one of the most popular composers of the present. His 1. string quartet is a distinctive lyrical apotheosis to Nature accomplished by simple music forms that are very close to minimalism. Penetrating ethereal sounds is a primary characteristic of a piece for a string quartet titled "Silver sounds", a masterpiece by Ludmila Frajt in which this composer has even used the sounds of silver tea spoons. Ljubica Maric, Serbian distinguished composer, finds primarily inspiration in archaic melodic elements of our region that are also present in her piece for a string trio, one of the most important pieces of her chamber music.

about the members:
Maxim Rysanov (Ukraine); is a postgraduate student of the final year at Guildhall School of Music and Drama (GSMD), London. He has performed at various festivals and numerous concerts held in England, Russia, Ukraine, and Romania. He has recorded for BBC (Radio 2 and World Service). He is also a member of "ASCH" String Trio. He won a number of prizes.
Marija Špengler (1975, Belgrade); graduated from the Faculty of Music Art in Belgrade, under the tutorship of prof. Dejan Mihailovic. She is currently a postgraduate student at GSMD in London. She was a soloist in the orchestra "St. George's Strings" and has performed as a soloist and chamber musician at various festivals and concerts round the globe.She won numerous international music competitions and has performed with some leading orchestras in the country. She has recorded for Radio Television of Serbia.
Kristine Blaumane (1975, Riga); graduated from Emils Darzins School of Music. She is currently a postgraduate student at GSMD in London. She has performed as a soloist and chamber musician all over Europe and Canada and has recorded for Connifer Classics. She is a member of "ASCH" String Trio, Nieuw Sinfonietta Amsterdam Orchestra and Kremerata Baltica Orchestra led by Gidon Kremer. She won numerous competitions.
Miloš Petrović (Belgrade,1982); graduated from the Faculty of Music in Belgrade, under the tutorship of Prof Dejan Mihailovic. He has performed in the country and abroad as a soloist. He has won also several first prizes at competitions and festivals held in the country as well as various top prizes at international open competitions. He is currently a postgraduate student at GSMD in London, under the tutorship of Prof David Takeno.

Programme:
Ljubica Maric: Arhaja, for a string trio (1992)
Ludmila Frajt: Silver sounds, for a string quartet (1972)
Henrik M. Gorecki: 1. string quartet "It's already dusk" (1981)
Leos Janacek: 1. string quartet "Kreutzer's sonata" (1924)