Erik Satie, a French composer and pianist active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is known for pioneering minimalist and avant-garde music. His innovative works, such as "Gymnopédies," influenced future generations of composers, blending simplicity with a unique aesthetic vision.
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There were no boundaries between serious and entertaining music in Mozart’s time, and this has remained the case in France to this day. In this concert, guests are invited to enjoy Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the French composer Jean Françaix, according to his motto »musique pour faire plaisir« (music to give pleasure).
Concerts in season 2024/25 or later where works by Erik Satie is performed
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Join pianist Lukas Sternath for a mesmerising recital featuring an eclectic programme full of contrasts.
Fünf Freunde [Five Friends] is the title of the exhibition (which runs until August 17) dedicated to the works and artistic circle of Cy Twombly, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Merce Cunningham, and John Cage. Examining cultural politics during the Cold War as well as the issue of what it meant to be a homosexual during this time opens up new perspectives on the historiography of post-war Modernism. As part of this collaboration, the musicians of the BRSO will be joined by more than 100 friends and will focus on the composer John Cage through chamber music concerts and panel discussions as well as “BRSO und du” programs at Museum Brandhorst.
There were no boundaries between serious and entertaining music in Mozart’s time, and this has remained the case in France to this day. In this concert, guests are invited to enjoy Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the French composer Jean Françaix, according to his motto »musique pour faire plaisir« (music to give pleasure).
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