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Johannes S. Leung / Daniel Gaede / Sebastian Gaede

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Sun, May 11, 2025, 20:00
A fascinating journey through chamber music – from classical sounds to contemporary compositions. The three renowned musicians, Daniel Gaede, former concertmaster of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Sebastian Gaede (NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra) on cello and internationally acclaimed Johannes Sum-Yee Leung on piano, invite you to a concert evening that will delight music lovers. Franz Schubert’s trio movement D 28 from 1812 takes centre stage, representing the classical chamber music tradition with dignity. Brahms and Rachmaninov add romantic colours. As a highlight,... Read full text

Keywords: Recital, World Premiere

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Musicians

Daniel GaedeViolin
Sebastian GaedeCello
Johannes S. LeungPiano

Program

Franz SchubertSonatensatz D28
Johannes S. LeungPiano trio (world premiere)
Sergei RachmaninoffKlaviertrio Nr. 1 g-Moll »Trio élégiaque«
Johannes BrahmsKlaviertrio Nr. 1 H-Dur op. 8 (Zweite Fassung)
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