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hari zlodre
dirigent / conductor

e-mail: hari.zlodre@hnk-split.hr

HARI ZLODRE rođen je 1967. godine u Splitu, gdje je završio srednju glazbenu školu na odsjeku za glasovir, a prve poduke iz dirigiranja uzima kod prof. Lea Anića. Studij dirigiranja završio je 1993. godine u klasi prof. Igora Gjadrova na Muzičkoj akademiji u Zagrebu. Za rad i uspjehe tijekom studija iste je godine dobio Rektorsku nagradu Sveučilišta u Zagrebu. U Hrvatskom narodnom kazalištu u Splitu djeluje od 1992. u početku kao zborovođa i asistent dirigenta, da bi u sezoni 1993/94. i premijerno ravnao izvedbama Teute, Rigoletta, Đavola u selu, te operom Traviata u produkciji HNK Split diplomirao dirigiranje. U narednim sezonama Zlodre dirigira brojnim koncertima i opernim naslovima, a uz dirigentske obveze vodi Zbor HNK Split te predaje "studij opernih uloga" na splitskom područnom odjeljenju Muzičke akademije iz Zagreba. Od sezone 2000/01 Hari Zlodre Ravnatelj je Opere HNK Split, a od 2003. godine i Ravnatelj glazbenog programa Splitskog ljeta. To razdoblje karakterizirano je ujedno i novim dirigentskim uspjesima među koje svakako treba uvrstiti ravnanje Normom s ovogodišnjeg Splitskog ljeta, Aidom na 49. splitskom ljetu, ili u sezoni Puccinijevom Toscom (2002), Massenetovim Wertherom (2003), Verdijevom Traviatom (2004), kao i brojnim komornim i simfonijskim koncertnim naslovima.

HARI ZLODRE - conductor  was born in 1967. in Split, Croatia where he has finished Medium musical school. He studied conducting from 1988. till 1992. on Conservatory of Zagreb in the class of prof. Igor Gjadrov. During studing he conducted on various conservatory's productions, and also lead some amateurish choirs in Zagreb.
He graduated in 1992 with La Traviata (G. Verdi) in Croatian National Theatre in Split, for which conducting he received rector's award for the best student work in the university year 1992/93. At the end of 1992 started conducting in Opera of Croatian National Theatre in Split where beside "La Traviata" he conducted a new production of ballet "Teuta" (B. Papandopulo). Next season he conducted two new productions: "Rigoletto" (G. Verdi) and ballet "Devil in the village" (F. Lhotka).
During season 1992/93 he conducted about twenty productions of above titles, and at the end of season a symphonic concert "Young musicians of Split". At the beginning of the 94/95 season he started to lead the CNT Split Opera's choir preparing it for all operas, concerts and oratories on repertoire. He has also been preparing new productions for guest conductors such as: Niksa Bareza, Pavle Despalj, Igor Gjadrov, Vjekoslav Sutej, Antonio Pirolli, Ricardo Capasso, etc. So an intense cooperation with M^o Niksa Bareza in all his opera projects in CNT Split and on Split Summer festival. Some titles from that period: "Il Trovatore" (G. Verdi), "Mila Gojsalica" (J. Gotovac), "La Boheme" (G. Puccini), "Carmen" (G. Bizet), "Little Floramye" (I. Tijardović), "Aida" (G. Verdi), "Stanac" (J. Gotovac).
In the season 1994/95 he conducted the premiere of the ballet "Giselle" (A. Adam) which has not been performed for about twenty years in opera of Split, and also started the series of Christmas concerts.
In 1996 M^o Zlodre he started to lecture "Study of opera's role" to the students of Musical Academy in Split, Zagreb University. In the same year he conducted "Gianni Schicchi" (G. Puccini) and "Carmina burana" (C. Orff). He also conducted a concert Symphonic Orchestra of Mostar on their tour in Northern Italy..
In 1997. M^o Zlodre became a guest conductor of Croatian Navy Orchestra with which he performed the works of R. Wagner, E. Grieg, J. S. Bach etc. In the seasons 96/97, 97/98 he conducted several titles among which: "I Lombardi" (G. Verdi), "Falstaff" (G. Verdi), "Sleeping Beauty" (P. Tchaikovsky), "Turandot" (G. Puccini), Symphonic concert "Amadeus", "Bodas de sangre" (M. Krstičević), Easter concert. In the season 98/99 he assisted to M^o Bareza in the first-night of "Il Turco in Italy" (G. Rossini) and "Orpheus in the Underworld" (J. Offenbach). At the end of 1999 he conducted Christmas concert together with maestro Riccardo Capasso, and at the opening of Split Summer Festival 2000 assisted to M^o Bareza in opera "Judita" (Croatian contemporary composer Frano Parać), which he later conducted several times, and also in Zagreb for the opening of Musical Biennale on 20 April 2001. In the season 2000/01 he conducted on the first-night of musical "My Fair Lady" (F. Loewe) performed by English singers from Dover, and also on the first-night of musical "Joseph and the Amazing Tehnicolor Dreamcoat" (A. L. Webber) in the season 2002/03. In the year 2000 he became the manager of Opera in Croatian national Theatre in Split.

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