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Händel im Hangar! Kammerkonzert 1

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Mon, Sep 30, 2024, 19:30
Experience the first chamber concert of the season in the extraordinary setting of Hangar 4 at the former Tempelhof Airport. Following this year's MESSIAH production, musicians from the Komische Oper Berlin orchestra, along with mezzo-soprano Karolina Gumos, present masterworks by Handel, including the impressive cantata Donna, che in ciel and the aria Haec est Regina virginium. The program is rounded off by works of other Baroque greats such as Antonio Vivaldi and Henry Purcell. In the monumental industrial hall, Baroque sounds merge with the raw aesthetics of the historical location, transforming the concert into an unforgettable experience. Experience Baroque anew!

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Keywords: Baroque, Chamber Music

Info & Ticket (www.komische-oper-berlin.de)
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Musicians

Daniela BraunViolin
Fuyu IwakiViolin
Ludwig FaustViolin
Julia Lindner de Azevedo ConteViola
Inken EwertsenCello
Jesper UlfenstedtContrabass
Mario KopfFagott
Max HattwichErzlaute
Lutz KohlCembalo

Program

Passacaille aus Triosonate in G-Dur op. 5 Nr. 4Georg Friedrich Händel
Haec est Regina virginum HWV 235Georg Friedrich Händel
Three Parts upon a Ground Z 731Henry Purcell
Sonate op. 1 Nr. 12 in d-moll »Follia«Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto grosso op. 6/1 G-DurGeorg Friedrich Händel
Konzert für Laute in D-Dur RV 93Antonio Vivaldi
Donna, che in ciel HWV 233Georg Friedrich Händel
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