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Kammerkonzert 3

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Sun, Jan 19, 2025, 11:00
Discover alternatives to the typical quartet setup! Explore Eugène Bozza's Suite for four horns, capturing the beauty of Provence, alongside works by Constantin Homilius and American virtuoso Kerry Turner, both showcasing the rich tones of this brass instrument.

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Keywords: Chamber Music

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Musicians

Leonie BrockmannFlute
Katja PüschelViola
Stefan RauhDouble bass
Iago Bernat SanchisHorn
Haeree YooHorn
Marlene PschorrHorn
Maximilian SchellenbergerHorn

Program

Erwin SchulhoffConcertino für Flöte, Viola und Kontrabass
Constantin HomiliusQuartett B-Dur für vier Hörner op. 38
Eugène BozzaPrélude, La Chasse, Danse und Choral aus "Suite für vier Hörner"
Anton Bruckner/Michael HöltzelAndante Des-Dur für vier Hörner
Kerry TurnerQuartett Nr. 1 für vier Hörner
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