Concert
Recent performances:
JFR National Concert Hall, Dublin, 19 September, 2022. Piano Concert “Jack B. Yeats AR and other Art Music” https://www.nch.ie/Online/article/Jack-BYeats-Sep22.
Pre-Talk by Prof. Mads Haahr, Trinity College Dublin. Launch of Augmented Reality apps.
Weimar, Germany, 21 Sept 2022 Concert with visuals at Serious Games Conference, JCSG 2022, Bauhaus- University
Concert 29 October 2022 at the Teatro Martinez, Alcala la Real. Piano Concert with visuals: Alice Dali AR & Synaesthesia Gallery AR http://www.artecitta.es/VIICongresosyn22/pre-programme22.html https://youtu.be/8RoRINbyof4
Concerts
March 20th, 2021
Schuman Piano Quintet Op.44 - TU Dublin and FENS present: Music consciousness? How visual are we comparing to the synaesthetes? A musical journey through our senses and emotions. Svetlana Rudenko and the RTE ConTempo Quartet. Online Event via ZOOM platform.
October 25th, 2020
Sundays@Noon Online Hugh Lane Gallery - A concert featuring both composed and improvised music, in which all of the music is being heard for the first time. The concert featured the premiere of 'Short (&) Suite for Piano', a new five-part suite for piano composed by Ronan Guilfoyle.
March 18th, 2020
A synaesthesia Concert for Brain Awareness Week - Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the concert is postponed until Spring 2021. The concert is supported by Maynooth University, Psychology Department, in Ireland, and FENS. Dates to be announced.
September 2020
Music & Consciousness, The Whale Theater - Pianist Svetlana Rudenko teams up with Belenus Quartet Ireland to perform Quintet in F-minor by Franck Cesar (1879) and it leaves no one unmoved. Tim Doyle’s newly composed Nocturne for Piano Quintet (2020) reflects on natural world disasters.
March 20th, 2020
Music & Consciousness: Emotional Intelligence - Every composition is an emotional story. Music teaches us to experience emotions. Concert with scientific talks and Art workshop by Mairead O’hEocha with young pianists who played Prokofiev Op. 65 Music for Children ( Event was Postponed due to Covid 19)
October 16th,17th, 2019
Synaesthesia: Cross-Sensory Aspects Across Cognition and Art, IASAS Moscow, 2019 - Gala Concert at the Museum of Moscow. Svetlana Rudenko (Piano/Art on Music), Maura McDonnell (visuals), 3D animation Ann Le Pore.
June 29th, 2019
Spectacle de Piano - Svetlana Rudenko performs in Montréal, featuring works from J.S. Bach, A. Scriabin, and S. Rachmaninov. Featuring guests Alexandra and Oksana Denysenko.’Rudenko offers real depth to Beethoven’s writing, eidetic program, engaging, exciting and sensitive’-Golden Plec
May 2019
Trinity College Dublin Visual & Performing Arts Funding Award Cognitive Musicology and Social Interaction concert. Jack Byrne and Dr Svetlana Rudenko. Amongst the participants: Dr. A. Émon, A.Macken, B.Colfer, E.Byrne, T.Doyle, Vadim Dunne
April 16th, 2019
Cognitive Musicology via Synaesthesia, Festival of Neuroscience - British Neuroscience Association 2019, Dublin. Pre-concert talk by Prof. of Neuroscience Anil Seth (TED Talk) Centre for Consciousness Science, University of Sussex. Maura McDonnell (Visuals), Valentina Lops (choreography)
March 14th, 2019
Brain Awareness Week Neuroscience Ireland - Concert “ Painting Music: Sound as Vision via Synaesthesia” for Neuroscience Ireland during Brain Awareness Week, with artist Dr. Timothy Layden, a pre-concert talk by Prof. Psychology Fiona Newell, Trinity College Dublin, TCD News and Events
January 27th, 2019
Celebration of Music - Piano class of Svetlana Rudenko at the Whale Theatre Greystones, Ireland. Join these bright young musicians for a celebration of Beethoven, Debussy, Bernstein, Greig, and beyond. Ann Macken (flute), Tim Doyle (violin)
November 4th, 2018
Visual Music and Sounding Art by Tetractys - The concert brings together science, music, visual art, the colors, and patterns of Sofia Areal’s artworks are musically interpreted by Dr. Svetlana Rudenko and digitally animated by Dr. Joao Cabral The event takes place at the Whale Theater, Ireland.
August 3rd, 2018
Improvisations on Sofia Areal’s Art - JFR National Concert Hall, Dublin. Tetractys is a multi-disciplinary research project that brings together science, music, visual art. The research is grounded on synaesthesia in addition to perceiving one stimulus. People with synaesthesia may have other sensory effects ον the experience.
June 22nd, 2018
Recital de Piano: Bach and Rachmaninoff - Exploring emotional content of the tonality in the genre of Preludes: Bach Temper Clavier I and Rachmaninoff op.32. What was C-major for Bach (1685- 1750), and how Rachmaninoff (1873-1943) saw it? The same scale inspired composers to different musical textures. Can we find some emotional characteristics that belong to the pitch sound of the Em key?
April 4th, 2018
Advanced students at John Field Room - Téada Ensemble, JFR National Concert Hall Dublin. Svetlana Rudenko, Tim Doyle, Bernardo Santos. Téada Ensemble Performance
May 3rd,8th, April 27th, 2017
Visual Music/Cross Sensory Synesthesia - Téada trio, Jack Byrne presents a new interactive performance experience funded by the Visual and Performing Arts Fund, Trinity College Dublin. Explore touch, sight, and the aroma of sound through music and visual art. Featured works are by Bach, Chopin, Granados, Yoko Shimomura, and Irish traditional favorites. The project is inspired by exhibitions in China, Spain, and California
June 20th, 2016
The Shape of Sound: 20th June 2016, Cross-Modal Perception Synaesthesia Concert - Téada Orchestra performs Sibelius, Janáček, Finzi, Scriabin. Professor Kevin Mitchell, Trinity College, opens the concert.
April 22nd, 2016
Aroma of Timbre Recital, Meditative Qualities of Music - Duo, Ann Macken, Svetlana Rudenko present the recital in Royal Irish Academy of Music as part of the International Conference Synesthesia/Art Forum Dublin 2016. Coming from various backgrounds: Prof. Kevin Mitchell, genetics, Ann Macken, yoga coach/flutist, Svetlana Rudenko, capoeirista/pianist, have a passion for imagery of the mind. The originality and ambition of the project are to give people not only emotional and esthetic experience of music but awareness of their own mind perception and self-discovery.
December 18th, 2015
Winter Show, Music Generation in Open Sky International - Project organized by Svetlana Rudenko. Winter Show, Music Generation in Open Sky International in Βoulogne-Βillancourt, France
July 3rd, 2015
From Broadway to Hollywood, Dublin - Popular mezzo-soprano, Dara MacMahon, joins forces with award-winning pianist, Svetlana Rudenko, to bring you on a musical journey in America with songs from Broadway shows to Hollywood movies and beyond. A wonderful lunchtime treat of well-known songs to include Bernstein, Copland, Barber, Heggie, Rachmaninoff, and Gershwin. A light-hearted and entertaining selection of music from the great American composers of the 20th century.
April 17th, 2015
Piano and Clarinet Duo Litszt Mussorgsky and Scriabin, Dublin - Multimodal Experience of Music: ‘In live and virtual situations, music listening and performing are multimodal experiences: Sounds may be experienced tactically, the music evokes visual images or is accompanied by visual presentations, and both generate vivid cross-modal associations in terms of force, size, physical location, fluency, and regularity, among others.’ ICMEM. Piano performance Bm Liszt and Five Preludes, Op. 74. Scriabin
March 22nd, 2015
The Wicklow Ways, Bray - A newly written work by Vincent Kennedy for a group of 75 young musicians. Inspired by the sights and sounds of Wicklow's past/present the work has been commissioned by Wicklow County Council on behalf of Music Generation. It is produced by the Contemporary Music Centre.
January 16th, 2015
Piano Trio Gerbera at John Field Room - E. Granados, Guiseppe Martucci at the National Concert Hall in Dublin. Anne Phelan (violin), Sokol Koka (cello), Svetlana Rudenko (piano)
November 21st, 2014
The Lyric Feature - is RTÉ lyric fm’s weekly documentary and music feature program. Programs are produced in-house by Lyric fm staff or in collaboration with independent production companies. Subject matter varies from week to week but most of the programs aim to provide insight into music and music-making. The show ‘A fugue a day’ will introduce the Irish composer: Joseph Groocock and will feature : (Cello) Annette Cleary, (Piano) Svetlana Rudenko
November 8th, 2014
War heroes honoured - St Patrick’s Church in Greystones was packed to capacity Saturday, November 8, as the local community gathered to pay tribute to the 22 local men listed on the First World War memorial tablet in the church. With this year being the centenary of the start of The Great War, journalist Peter Murtagh traced the history of each of the 22 men and brought their stories to life. Those in attendance saw where these men had lived, learned about their families and how they finally met their end on the battlefield.
October 15th, 2014
Lunchtime Concerts - The concert takes place at St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra. The playlist includes Bach, Buckley, Scriabin, Rachmaninoff. Programme included: Bach Partita No. 1 in B flat Major, BWV 825, Buckley’s “The Silver Apples of the Moon”
”The Golden Apples of the Sun”, Scriabin 5 Preludes op. 74, Rachmaninov Prel. op. 32
September 4th, 2014
Svetlana Rudenko Piano Concert - The National Concert Hall, Dublin. The program is connecting three cultures. The Russian, Ukrainian and Irish. Sergei Rachmaninov( Russia) Complete op.32 Preludes(1910)
Igor Shamo(Ukraine) ‘Paintings of Russian painters’, ‘Gutsul Watercolours’(1972/73)
Ian Wilson(Ireland) ‘A Haunted Heart’(1996)
John Buckley(Ireland) ‘The silver apples of the moon, The golden apples of the sun’ (1993).
REVIEWS . . .
“St Patrick's Church in Greystones was packed to capacity last Saturday, November 8, as the local community gathered to pay tribute to the 22 local men listed on the 1st World War memorial tablet in the church. With this year being the centenary of the start of The Great War, journalist Peter Murtagh traced the history of each of the 22 men and brought their stories to life.The evening also contained wonderful music from Cormac Breatnach, Dara McMahon, Patrick Hyland, and Svetlana Rudenko along with a video montage from James Brooke Tyrrell and Wesley Evans which brought home the horrors of war.”
— Source: Bray People, Independent.ie 2014
“Dublin-based pianist Svetlana Rudenko graced the John Field Room of the National Concert Hall with an eclectic program of music on Friday. From the familiar to the not-so-familiar, the recital featured a selection of pieces that livened up a rainy Friday lunchtime. Rudenko shows a real sensitivity to the music, allowing the sense of space in each to come through. Engaging, exciting, and sensitive towards the music being performed, Rudenko puts a bit of sunshine back into a wet Friday afternoon.”
— Source: John Millar, Golden Plec 2013
“Irish cellist Annette Cleary and Ukraine-born pianist Svetlana Rudenko opened their concert with a serving of Webern at his most condensed. The three miniatures all offered fleeting tastes of pristine tuning, intelligent interpretation and taut dialogue. Svetlana Rudenko followed with a power-packed account of Liszt’s supreme Sonata in B minor that revealed no inhibiting concerns for the practicable or even the physically possible. Rudenko’s forcible musicality was an easy match for the at-times formidable piano part of the Sonata in D minor by Shostakovich.”
— Source: Andrew Johnston Irish Times 2009