Composer Jan Valta Bridges Mozart and Video Game Music at Festival Finale
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At a glance
- The 21st "Za poklady Broumovska" festival in Broumov, Czech Republic, concludes with a concert titled "Valta vs. Mozart."
- The concert features resident composer Jan Valta's suite from the game Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and parts of Mozart's Requiem.
- Valta stated that his musical work is influenced by his father and that this concert is a very personal event for him.
The 21st edition of the "Za poklady Broumovska" festival in the Czech Republic will culminate on Saturday evening with a unique concert, "Valta vs. Mozart," held at the monastery church of St. Vojtฤch in Broumov. This event marks a significant closing for the festival, bringing together classical and contemporary musical worlds.
For Jan Valta, the resident composer of this year's international festival, the concert is a deeply personal affair. His suite, composed for the highly anticipated video game Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, will be performed. This modern composition will be presented alongside profound pieces from Mozart's Requiem, creating a compelling dialogue between different eras and genres of music.
Valta has expressed that his musical journey is significantly influenced by his father. The "Valta vs. Mozart" concert is more than just a performance; it represents a personal milestone for the composer, showcasing his creative output in a prestigious setting. The program promises a rich auditory experience, blending the epic scope of game music with the timeless emotional depth of Mozart's final masterpiece.
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Image: Za poklady Broumovska, Michal Sedlรกฤek