Natalija Katilienė (soprano)
Natalija Katilienė studied singing at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre with Gražina Apanavičiūtė and Prof. Regina Maciūtė. In 1996 she was awarded an MA diploma and then licenciate in music. In 1995 she was awarded a diploma at the International Jazep Vitol Competition in Riga; in 1996 she won the 3rd prize and a special prize at the International Singing Contest ‘Alexander Girardi’ in Germany.
Her repertoire mostly consists of vocal chamber music, also unknown opuses by contemporary foreign and Lithuanian composers performed for the first time in Lithuania: Feliksas Bajoras, Vytautas Juozapaitis, Zita Bružaitė, Vytautas Barkauskas, Algirdas Martinaitis, Teisutis Makačinas and Arūnas Navakas as well as opuses by American and French composers. She has sung premieres of D. Argent, Ch. Ives, Ch. Griffes, A. Copland, L. Hoiby, H. Duparc, G. Faure and J. Marx. A major part of her concerts consists of promoting baroque music as part of special projects and series of concerts. She has been constantly participating in festivals in Lithuania and abroad: 1996, 1997, 1998, J. Haydn and F. Schubert Festivals in Austria, Torun International Festival in Poland and Rheinsberg New Music Festival in Germany. In Lithuania, she has participated in Gaida, Vilnius, Pažaislis, Kristupas Summer and Sacral Music festivals. The singer is an active participant of the Spring of Poetry festival. In 2001–2003 she performed the role of Bajadere in I. Kalman’s operetta Die Bajadere and Stella in I. Dunayevsky’s Free Wind at the Klaipėda Music Theatre.
She has been constantly giving concerts in the great and chamber halls of Lithuania, churches and schools.
Together with ensembles of instrumental music: Vilniaus arsenalas, Vilnius Quartet, M. K. Čiurlionis Quartet, Vilnius String Quintet Intermezzo, Lithuanian and Kaunas Chamber Orchestras, Lithuanian Radio and Television Light Music and Minsk Opera Orchestras she has given concerts in Germany, Austria, Spain, Poland, Finland, France and The Ukraine. She has sung with famous pianists: Eglė Perkumaitė, Povilas Jaraminas, Povilas Stravinskas and Arūnas Staškus; organists: Jūratė Bundzaitė, Renata Marcinkutė-Lesieur and Gediminas Kviklys.
Since 2002 Katilienė has been teaching singing at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.
She has made over 80 records for the archives of the Lithuanian Radio and Television.
In 1996 she has recorded a CD in Austria: soprano part in L. Boccherini’s Stabat Mater.
In 1997 she has recorded a CD in Austria: soprano part in A. Lotti’s Laudate.
In 1998 she has recorded a CD in Austria: Galatea in G. F. Händel’s opera Acis und Galatea.
Lithuanian Composers
Feliksas Bajoras
Spider-webs, text Leonardas Andriekus
Like the Mist have I Been
Monotony, w. L.Gutauskas
Vytautas Barkauskas
Flower Burst into Blossom for soprano and piano, text Stasė Lygutaitė-Bucevičienė
Dandelion, text Janina Degutytė
Summer with Čiurlionis (2005), text Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis
Algirdas Brilius
”Magnificat”
Zita Bružaitė
„Sonnet V“ - ”A Cristo crucificado”
Povilas Dikčius
Sonnets for soprano and piano, text Vincas Mykolaitis-Putinas
Jurgis Juozapaitis
„To see the other in the dark” for soprano, flute, viola and harpsichord (2005)
Aleksandras Kačanauskas
"Don't pick the flowers"
"Swath"
Dalia Kairaitytė
Silver Beads Spilled on Pines (2003)
Antanas Kučinskas
„Lied“ for voice solo, text B.Marcinkevičiūtė
Teisutis Makačinas
Five Haiku, text different Japanese poets, (2005)
Algirdas Martinaitis
Weg und Wanderer (2001) / The Way and the Wayfarer, five songs for soprano, flute, viola and harpsichord
Loreta Narvilaite
„Black White shortening sounds“ for flute, viola and piano or harpsichord (2005)
Aleksandras Stankevičius
"Spring song", text H.Nagys
Chamber Works
Johann Sebastian Bach
„Coffee cantata” (”Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht”), BWV 211
Henry Bishop
”Lo! here the gentle lark”
William Bolcom
„Let Evening Come“, for soprano, viola and piano (1994)
From Cycle „Briefly it Enters“ (J.Kenyon), 1996: „Otherwise“, „Man Eating“, „The Sick Wife“
Frederic Chopin
„Melody“ op. 74, No. 9
„Piosnka Litewska“ op.74, No.16
„Smutna rzeka“op.74, No.3
Henri Duparc
Le manoir de Rosemonde (R. de Bonnières), d, 1879
La vie antérieure (Baudelaire), E, 1884
„Extase“ (J.Lahor)
„Phidyle“ (L.de Liste)
„L‘Invitation au Voyage“ ( Ch.Baudelaire)
„Serenade Florentine“ ( J.Lahor)
„Lamento“ (T.Gautier)
„Chanson Triste“ (J.Lahor)
„Elegie“ (T.Moore)
"Soupir" (S.Prudhomme)
Gabriel Faure
La bonne chanson: ”Puisque l'aube grandit” G, op. 61 No. 2
La bonne chanson: La lune blanche luit dans les bois, F No. 3
La bonne chanson: ”J’ai presque peur, en vérité”, e, op. 61 No. 5
La bonne chanson: Donc, ce sera par un clair jour d’été, B, No. 7 op. 61
Charles Griffes
The Lament of Ian the Proud from 3 Poems of Fiona MacLeod, op.11, 1918
George Frideric Handel
Two Arias from opera „Acis and Galatea”
Lee Hoiby
„The Doe“ (J.Fandel)
„The Serpent“ (T.Roethke)
„Winter Song“ (W.Owen)
Charles Ives
”On the counter”
”Spring Song”
”Dreams” op. 238
”Memories”
Luigi Luzzi
Ave Maria (1863)
Joseph Marx
"Hat dich die Liebe berüht“ from the Italienisches Liederbuch (text by Paul Heyse)
"Die Elfe“ (text by Joseph von Eichendorff)
„Waldseligkeit“ (R.Dehmel)
„Es zurnt das Meer“ (P.Heyse)
„Selige Nacht“ (O.E.Hartleben)
"Maienbluten" (Jacobowsky)
„Standchen“ (P.Heyse)
„Und gestern hat er mir Rosen gebracht“ (T.Lingen)
Olivier Messiaen
„Trois Melodies“
Stanisław Moniuszko
„Do Niemna“ (A.Mickiewicz)
„Swaty“ (E.Wasilewski)
"Piesn Nai" (J.Korzeniowski)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Aria for soprano and string quartet ”Un moto di gioia” K 579
Cerlina's aria „Batti, batti, o bel Masetto” from opera „Don Juan”
Bloda's aria from opera „Abduction from Seralis”
Aria for soprano and string quartet ”An Chloe” K 524
Aria for soprano and string quartet ”Ridente la calma” K 210a
Duet „Se a caso madama” from opera „Le nozze di Figaro ”
Duet „Bei Mannern, welche Liebe fuhlen” from opera „Die Zauberflote” K.620
Aria ”O zittre nicht” from opera „Die Zauberflote” K.620
Francis Poulenc
„Les chemins de l‘amour“ (J.Anouilh)
„Bleuet“ (G.Apollinaire)
„C‘est ainsi que tu es“ (L.Vilmorin)
„Violon“ (L.Vilmorin)
„La courte palle“ (Maurine Hareme), cycle for soprano and piano (1960)
Henry Purcell
If music be the food of love (H. Heveningham), g, Z 379b
”There's not a swain”
What can we poor females do, Z 518
”Music for a while”
Arnold Schoenberg
Four Songs: ”Gigerlette”, ”Der genuegsame Liebhaber”, ”Einfaeltiges Lied”, ”Arie aus dem Spiegel von Arcadien”
Franz Schubert
”Salve Regina”
„Der Hirt auf dem Felsen“, op. 129 (W.Muller) for voice, clarinet amd piano
Robert Schumann
„Liederkreis“ op.39
Richard Strauss
„All‘ mein Gedanken“ / ( F.Dahn) op. 21 No. 1
„Heimliche Aufforderung“ / op. 27 No. 3
„Die Nacht“ / (H.Gilm) op. 10 No. 3
„Kling“ / (K.Henckell) op. 48 No. 3
„Cacilie“ / (H.Gart) op. 27 No. 2
„Standchen“ / (A.F.Schak) op. 17 No. 2
„Schlagende Herzen“ / (O. Birmbaum) op. 29 No. 2
„Allerseelen“, (H.Gilm) op. 10 No. 8
„Ich schwebe...“, (K.Henckell) op. 48 No. 2
William Walton
3 Songs, text Edith Sitwell: „Daphne“, „Through Gildei Trellises“, „Old Sir Faulk“
Hugo Wolf
„Lebe Wohl“
„Im Fruhling“
„Der Feuerreiter“
„Er ist‘s“
„Neue Liebe“
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari
Rispetto / 44 rispetti, stornelli ed altri canti, op.17, (1936)
Oratorios Cantatas Mass
Johann Sebastian Bach
„Bete aber auch dabei“, BWV 115
„Mein glaubiges Herze“, BWV 68
„Vergnugen und Lust“, BWV 197
„Schafe konnen sicher weiden“ BWV 208
„Die Seele ruth“, BWV 127
„Seufzer, Tranen, BWV 20
Luigi Boccherini
„Stabat Mater“
George Frideric Handel
Oratorio „Acis and Galatea“, HWV 49
Antonio Lotti
Laudate
Claudio Monteverdi
Vesperae Beatae Mariae Virginis
Jean-Philippe Rameau
Cantata ”La Berger Fidele“
Georg Philipp Telemann
Cantata ”Weiche, Lust und Frohlicheit”, TVWV 1: 1536
„Trauermusik“
Voice and Piano
Dominick Argento
”Six Elizabethan songs”
Charles Ives
Dreams
Memories
Fernando Obradors
”La mi sola, Laureola...”
”Al Amor”
”Del cabello mas sutil”
”Chiguitita la Novia”
Sergei Rachmaninov
„Before My Window” / U moyego okna (Galina), op. 26 No. 10
”They Answered” / Oni otvechali (V. Hugo), op. 21 No. 4
„How Painful for Me...” / Kak mne bol'no (Galina), op. 21 No. 12
„How Fair this Spot...” / Zdes' khorosho (G. Galina), op. 21 No. 7
„Sing not to me, beautiful maiden...” / Ne poy, krasavitsa, pri mne (Pushkin), op. 4 No. 4
„Spring Waters” / Vesenniye vodï (F. Tyutchev), op. 14 No 11
„A Prayer” / Molitva (W. Goethe), op. 8 No. 6
„The Fountain” / Fontan (Tyutchev) op. 26 No. 11
„What Happiness” / Kakoye schast'ye (Fet), op. 34 No. 12
Pridiosh li s novaju viesnoj (M.Lichitskaja), op. 12 No. 4
Veter pereliotniy (K.Balmont), op. 34 No. 4
Eti letniye nochi (D.Rathaus), op. 14 No. 5
Noch‘ pechalna (I.Bunin), op. 26 No. 12
Siren (J.Beketova) op.21 No. 5
Richard Strauss
Vocal cycle „Brentano songs” / Brentano - Lieder op. 68
„My Eye” / Mein Auge op. 37 Nr. 4
„Bad Weather” / Schlechtes Wetter op. 69 Nr. 5
Opera
Gaetano Donizetti
„L‘elisir d‘amore“ (Adina)
Operetta and musical
Imre Kalman
Die Bajadere (Odetta)
Arias
Paul Abraham
Duet from operetta Viktoria und ihr Husar
Alban Berg
„Was die Leute wollen“ from „Woyzeck“
Irving Berlin
„Cheek to Cheek“ from „Top Hat“
Leonard Bernstein
„I Feel Pretty“ from „West Side Story“
„Dream With Me“
Gustave Charpentier
„Depuis le jour..“ from „Louise“
Francesco Cilea
„Ecco: respiro appena...“ from „Adriana le Couvreur“
Claude Debussy
„L‘annėe en vain chaose“ from „L‘enfant prodigue“
Nico Dostal
„Warum trieb...“ from „Clivia“
Anton Dvorak
„Za štihlou v gazelou...“ from „Armida“
„Mesičku na nebi hlubokem“ from „ Rusalka“
N. Gay
„Once You Lose Your Heart“ from „Me And My Girl“
Charles Gounod
„Je veux vivre...“ from „Romeo et Juliette“
„Les grands seigneurs...“ from „Faust“
George Frideric Handel
Two arias (HWY 202 and HWY 205)
„V‘adoro, pupile“, „Se pieta“, „Tu la mia stella“ from opera „Julius Caesar“
„Mio caro bene“ from „Rodelinda“
„Ah, Ruggiero crudel...“ from „Alcina“
Victor Herbert
„Italan Street Song“ from „Naughty Marietta“
"Ah,Sweet mistery of Life" from "Naughty Marietta"
Imre Kalman
Silva's and Edvin duet from operetta „Silva”
”Wollen sie mir nicht gestehen” from Die Zirkusprinzessin
John Kander
„Don‘t Tell Mama“ from „Cabaret“
Franz Lehar
Anna Eliza's song ”Ich kann es nicht fassen nicht glauben” from ”Paganini”
Hana's and Danila's duet from operetta „The Happy Widow”
Duet ”Niemand liebt dich so wie ich” from „Paganini”
„Meine Lippen..“ from „Giuditta“
„Vilja-Lied“ from „Die lustine Witwe“
Frederick Loewe
„I Could Have Danced all Night“ from „My Fair Lady“
Jules Massenet
„I lest doux, i lest bon“ from „Herodiade“
Carl Millocker
„Ich schenk mein Herz“ from „Die Dubarry“
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Cerlina's and Don Juan duet from opera „Don Juan”
„Vorrei spiegarvi, o Dio“ KV 418
„Welche Wonne, welche Lust“ from „Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail“
„Durch Zartlichkeit...“ from „Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail“
„Un moto di gioia“ K 579
„E amore un ladroncello“ iš „Cosi fan tutte“
”La ci darem la mano” from opera „Don Giovanni”
”Cinque...dieci...venti...” from „Le nozze di Figaro ”
„Bist du mir nun ganz gegeben” from „Die Zauberflote” K.620
„Parto, ma tu ben mio“ from „La clemenza di Tito“ KV 621
„Chi sa, qual sia“ K 582
Jacques Offenbach
„Monde charmant..“ from „Le voyage dans la Lune“
Giovanni Paisiello
„Donne, vaghe“ from „La serva-padrona“
Richard Rodgers
„Love, Look Away“ from „Flower Drum Song“
Gioachino Rossini
„Una voce poco fa“ from „Il barbiere di Siviglia“
Bedřich Smetana
„Kdybych se co takoveho“ from „Prodana nevėsta“
Robert Stolz
„Du sollst der Kaiser...“ from „Der Favorit“
Johann Strauss
Adele's couplets from ”Bat”
„Was mir der Zufall gab“ from „Die Nacht in Venedig“
„Mein Herr Marquis“ from „Die Fledermaus“
Giuseppe Verdi
„Merce, dilette amiche“ from „I Vespri Siciliani“
Carl Maria von Weber
„Kommt ein schlanker..“ from „Der Freischutz“
„Einst traukte meiner sel‘gen Base“ from „Der Freischutz“
Concert at the Museum of Applied Art, Vilnius, 2014 October 26
Vilniaus arsenalas for All Souls’ Day
Vilniaus arsenalas for All Souls’ Day
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH – Trio in C minor, BWV 1079 (Musikalisches Opfer)
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH – Aria Die Seele ruht in Jesu Händen from cantata Herr Jesu Christ, wahr' Mensch und Gott, BWV 127
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH – Aria No. 4 from cantata Ich bin in mir vergnügt, BWV 204
TOMAS KUTAVIČIUS – New work for flute, viola and harpsichord (premiere, 2014)
ALVIDAS REMESA – Three Psalms for soprano, flute, viola and harpsichord (premiere, 2014)
DOMENICO CIMAROSA – Concerto for flute, viola and harpsichord in G major
ANTONIO VIVALDI – Trio sonata in A minor, RV 86; song Un certo non so che
JEAN-PHILIPPE RAMEAU – Aria from the opera Platée
VILNIAUS ARSENALAS Ensemble:
LAIMA ŠULSKUTĖ (flute)
ROLANDAS ROMOSLAUSKAS (viola)
SERGEJUS OKRUŠKO (harpsichord)
Soloist NATALIJA KATILIENĖ (soprano)
Concert in Museum of Applied Art, April 26, 2009
JOSEPH MARX
Songs (Lithuanian premiere):
"Hat dich die Liebe berüht“ from the Italienisches Liederbuch (text by Paul Heyse)
"Die Elfe“ (text by Joseph von Eichendorff)
"Waldseligkeit“ (text by Richard Dehmel)
"Es zürnt das Meer“ from the Italienisches Liederbuch (text by Paul Heyse)
"Selige Nacht“ (text by Otto Erich Hartleben)
"Und gestern hat er mir Rosen gebracht“ (text by Theo Lingen)
RICHARD STRAUSS
"Amor!“ and "Lied der Frauen“ from the Brentano-Lieder Als mir dein Lied erklang, Op. 68, TrV 235
Interval
PAUL ABRAHAM
Viktoria and Koltay's duet from the operetta Viktoria und ihr Husar
FRANZ LEHÁR
Anna Elisa's song and Anna Elisa and Paganini's duet from the operetta Paganini
ROBERT STOLZ
Sisi's song from the operetta Der Favorit
FRANZ LEHÁR
Hanna and Danilo's duet from the operetta Die lustige Witwe
EMMERICH KÁLMÁN
Mr X's song and Princess Fedora and Mr X's duet from the operetta Die Zirkusprinzessin
NATALIJA KATILIENĖ (soprano)
DAINIUS PUIŠYS (baritone)
EGLĖ PERKUMAITĖ (piano)
Concert in Museum of Applied Arts, 02 11 2008
WILHELM FRIEDEMANN BACH
Trio No. 2 in D major
ANTONIO LOTTI
"Qui habitare“ amd "Excelsus“ from the cantata Laudate
ANTONIO VIVALDI
Trio sonata in A minor, RV 86
LUIGI BOCCHERINI
Two arias from the Stabat Mater: "Fac ut portem Christi mortem“, "Que moerebat et dolebat“
DALIA KAIRAITYTĖ
The Lucid Vision of Ly for flute, viola and harpsichord (2008, premiere)
ALGIRDAS MARTINAITIS
The Way and the Wayfarer, five songs for soprano, flute, viola and harpsichord
VILNIAUS ARSENALAS Chamber Ensemble:
LAIMA ŠULSKUTĖ (flute)
ROLANDAS ROMOSLAUSKAS (viola)
SERGEJUS OKRUŠKO (harpsichord)
Soloist NATALIJA KATILIENĖ (soprano)
Concert, dedicated to W.A.Mozart's 250 year anniversary, at the Vilnius Picture Gallery, 2006 05 05
W. A.Mozart Duet for violin and viola G major, K 423
E.Krenek Sonata for viola solo op. 92 No. 3
W. A.Mozart Quintet and clarinet, two violins, viola and cello A major, K 581
W. A.Mozart Three arias for soprano and String Quartet:
”An Chloe” K 524, ”Ridente la calma” K 210a, ”Un moto di gioia” K 579
Georg Hamann (viola), Petras Kunca (violin), Edmundas Kulikauskas (cello), Algirdas Budrys (clarinet), Natalija Katilienė (soprano)
Concert at the festival „Druskininkai summer with M.K.Čiurlionis”, 2005 08 07
V.Barkauskas Summer with Čiurlionis 2005
Choir „Vilnius”, R.Vaitkevičius (actor), N.Katilienė (soprano), B.Vasiliauskas (organ), V.Zabrodaitė (flute), M.Deksnys (clarinet), D.Kuznecovaitė (violin), J.Gudonytė (viola)
Concert „A cup of coffee with Johann Sebastian”, 2005 06 21 at the Nida Evangelical Lutheran Church
Aria ”Frohe Hirten...” from „Christmas Oratorio”, BWV 248
Aria ” Ergiesse dich reichlich...” from cantata No. 5
Aria ”Gott ist mein Freund...” from cantata No. 139
Andrejus Kalinovas (tenor) and Audronė Juozauskaitė (piano)
„Coffee cantata” (”Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht”), BWV 211
Natalija Katilienė (soprano), Andrejus Kalinovas (tenor), Deividas Staponkus (baritone), Audronė Juozauskaitė (piano)
Concert at the Museum of Applied Arts 2005 04 03
J.J.Quantz Trio in G minor
G.F.Handel Two Arias from opera „Acis and Galatea”
W.A.Mozart Trio in E flat major, KV 498
Cerlina's aria „Batti, batti, o bel Masetto” from opera „Don Juan”
Bloda's aria from opera „Abduction from Seralis”
L.Narvilaitė „Black White shortening sounds“ for flute, viola and piano or harpsichord (2005)
J.Juozapaitis „To see the other in the dark” for soprano, flute, viola and harpsichord (2005)
Vilnius Arsenalas (ensemble) - Laima Šulskutė, Rolandas Romoslauskas, Sergejus Okruško
Concert, dedicated to the Lithuanian entrance to the European Union, 2004 05 03
A.Stankevičius "Spring song"
A.Kačanauskas "Don't pick the flowers"
"Swath"
Natalija Katilienė
K.Kaveckas "Susitikt tave norėčiau vėlei"
F.P.Tosti "Non t'amo piu"
R.Falvo "Oh tell her..."
Deividas Staponkus
J.Cechanovičius "Love valse"
W.A. Mozart Cerlina's and Don Juan duet from opera „Don Juan”
Natalija Katilienė ir Deividas Staponkus
F.Lehar Anna Eliza's song from operetta „Paganini”
J.Strauss Adele's couplet from operetta „Bat”
Natalija Katilienė
S.Taccani "Come prima"
R.Rodgers ”Edelweiss”
N.Brodskij "Only for you"
Deividas Staponkus
I.Kalman Silva's and Edvin duet from operetta „Silva”
F.Lehar Hana's and Danila's duet from operetta „The Happy Widow”
Natalija Katilienė and Deividas Staponkus
Audronė Juozauskaitė (piano)
Concert at Vilnius Philharmonic, 2004 01 21
R.Strauss „My Eye” / Mein Auge op. 37 No. 4
„Bad Weather” / Schlechtes Wetter op. 69 No. 5
Vocal cycle „Brentano songs” / Brentano - Lieder op. 68
S.Rachmaninov „How Fair this Spot...” op. 21 No. 7
„They answered” op. 21 No. 4
„Sing not to me, beautiful maiden...” op. 4 No. 4
„What Happiness” op. 34 No. 12
Two transcriptions for piano: „Olives” op. 21 No. 5, „Daisies” op. 38 No. 3
„Before my window” op. 26 No. 10
„The Fountain” op. 26 No. 11
„How Painful for Me...” op. 21 No. 12
„A Prayer” op. 8 No. 6
„Spring Waters” op. 14 No. 11
Eglė Perkumaitė (piano)
Concert in Tampere (Finland), 01 22 2003
F.Bajoras Vocal cycle „Why”
S.Rachmaninov „By My Window” op. 26 No. 10
„They Replied” op. 21 No. 4
„How Painful...” op. 21 No. 12
„It's so Good Here...” op. 21 No. 7
„Don't Sing Me, My Beauty...” op. 4 No. 4
„Waters of Spring” op. 14 No 11
Ch. E.Ives Dreams
Memories
Ch.T.Griffes ”The Lament of Ian the Proud”
D.Argento From ”Six Elizabethan songs”
Spring
Winter
F.J.Obradors ”La mi sola, Laureola...”
”Al Amor”
”Del cabello mas sutil”
”Chiguitita la Novia”
F.Lehar Anna Eliza's songs from ”Paganini”
J.Strauss Adele's couplets from ”Bat”
Eglė Perkumaitė (piano)
Concert at The Vilnius Cathedral, dedicated to the Mourning and Hope day, 06 09 2002
M.K.Čiurlionis Fugue ”Kyrie Eleison”
Fugue C# minor
Jūratė Bundzaitė (organ)
J.S.Bach Aria „Sheep can graze in peace, when guarded by a good shepherd” from cantata BWV 208
Aria „God fell in love with the world” from cantata „Whit day” BWV 68
F.Liszt Präludium und Fuge über den Namen B-A-C-H (1855)
F.Latėnas Shining
J.S.Bach Aria „Be ready, my soul” from cantata BWV 115
Aria „God is our belief” from cantata BWV 197
Concert at Christopher Summer Festival, St. Casimir's Church, July 21 2002
Jūratė Bundzaitė (organ), Natalija Katilienė (soprano)
J.S. Bach, P. Eben, A. Navakas, O. Messiaen
Concert at the Thomas Mann Festival, Nida
J.S.Bach Prelude and fugue in C major from "The Well-tempered Clavier", I
J.Brahms Klavierstucke op. 119
Sonata Alšauskaitė
R.Strauss Sechs lieder nach Gedichten von Clemens Brentano op. 68
Natalija Katilienė and Eglė Perkumaitė
C.Franck Sonata in A major
Ingrida Armonaitė (violin) ir Sonata Alšauskaitė
The program was performed perfectly, the style corresponded to the epoch when the music was written, colorful characters... It was a great pleasure to listen to the French music. F.Poulenc ”La courte paille” and Margarita's aria from Ch.Gounod's ”Faust”. Capricious music was performed as it is the best concert halls of Paris. The audience was enchanted with style and dynamics musical image...
Respublika, 19 01 1996
Natalija Katilienė is far beyondof listening to her voice. She is listening to the music and her good taste and intuition helps her not to digress from the requirements of the style.
7 meno dienos, 26 10 1996
