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Kammermusik

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Tue, May 6, 2025, 19:30
Swiss flutist Eva Oertle performs across Europe, playing with renowned orchestras and at major concert halls. She has toured internationally and released acclaimed CDs. Vesselin Stanev, born in Bulgaria, studied music in Sofia, Moscow, and Paris, winning awards and performing throughout Europe, Russia, and Japan. He collaborates with distinguished conductors and frequently performs chamber music with Eva Oertle.

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Keywords: Chamber Music

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Musicians

Eva OertleFlute
Vesselin StanevPiano

Program

LiederFanny Hensel
Adagio für Violine und KlavierFanny Hensel
«Mein Stern» (O du mein Stern, schau dich so gern) Der Mond kommt still gegangenClara Schumann
Sonate für Klarinette oder Viola und Klavier Es-Dur op. 120/2Johannes Brahms
Sérenade aux étoiles, op.142Cécile Chaminade
Rêverie und Petite ValseAndré Caplet
Sonate für Flöte und Klavier in cis-Moll op. 64 (1904)Melanie Bonis
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