Midnight Scenes for Performers, Paintings and PianoA summary from original text in German | Read the original
| Charlotte Steppes | Piano |
| Markus Falk | Schauspieler |
| Claudius Böhm | Buch, Director |
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Midnight Scenes for Performers, Paintings and Piano
Midnight Scenes for Performers, Paintings and Piano
In April 1782, Vienna saw the birth of the first imperial "Harmonie" consisting entirely of wind instruments, marking the beginning of a half-century trend in European court music. These ensembles created a new genre and revitalized chamber music, which continues to delight with its wit and spirit. Since 2014, the conductorless c/o chamber orchestra has explored music-making without hierarchies, ranging from chamber music to opera.
Enchanting chamber music featuring clarinet, viola, and piano. The program includes Max Bruch's dreamy pieces Op. 83, Jörg Widmann's subtle five pieces "Es war einmal" (Once upon a time), and Johannes Brahms's late, mellow Opus 114. These works, imbued with magic, promise a wonderful Sunday chamber music experience presented by the hr-Sinfonieorchester at the hr-Sendesaal. Concert duration: approx. 110 minutes including intermission.
The Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra's chamber concerts return to the Altes Hallenbad Theater in Friedberg this season with fairytale melodies. The selected works for clarinet, viola, and piano leave nothing to be desired, and all possess an enchanting magic: Max Bruch's pensive pieces Op. 83, Jörg Widmann's delicate five pieces "Es war einmal" and Johannes Brahms' late, mellow Opus 114.
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