Gabriel Fauré, einer der bedeutendsten französischen Komponisten, ist vor genau 100 Jahren gestorben. Dieser Abend ist seinen Werken gewidmet.
Keywords: Chamber Music
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| Gabriel Fauré | Klaviertrio d-Moll op. 120 |
| Gabriel Fauré | Klavierquartett Nr. 1 c-Moll op. 15 |
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The text refers to the Ensemble of the New Philharmonic Hamburg, a German orchestra.
Following the death of her husband and Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, she wants to continue his work: From exile, Yulia Navalny continues to fight tirelessly for democracy and the rule of law in her native Russia. This year, she is the patron of the Days of Exile in Hamburg and will give a speech on exile to mark the occasion. The evening will be rounded off with music by violinist Gidon Kremer and the chamber orchestra Kremerata Lettonica. Muschda Sherzada (NDR Kultur) will moderate. The Days of Exile are an audience-oriented programme of events and encounters in Hamburg and other German cities, initiated by the Körber Foundation. From 5 February to 7 March 2025, they will take place in Hamburg for the sixth time with a total of 50 events at 42 locations. Exhibitions, concerts, readings and other formats will be dedicated to the topics of flight and exile in the past and present. The programme gives people in exile a platform and encourages dialogue and understanding between old and new citizens in order to contribute to better cohesion in the city. Further information on the programme can be found at www.tagedesexils.de.
Start your New Year's Eve fireworks in a musical way with us in the Great Hall - with the Konzerthausorchester, our chief conductor Joana Mallwitz, cello soloist Nicolas Altstaedt and festive and cheerful orchestral pieces from Johann Strauss' rousing Fledermaus Overture to Antonín Dvořák's turbulent “Carnival” and Ottorino Respighi's tone poem “Roman Festivals”.
Joseph Haydn's “The Seven Last Words of Our Savior on the Cross” are dramatically emotional. First performed in 1796, the vocal version is one of the most popular pieces of Passion music. Beforehand, writer Navid Kermani will read from his highly acclaimed, intelligent and poetic book “Unbelieving Amazement. On Christianity”. In it, the winner of the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade “immerses himself in the world of Christian imagery and marvels at a religion full of sacrifice and lamentation, love and miracles.”
Ludvig Norman was one of the great musical personalities of his time. With his three symphonies and an equal number of overtures, he is the greatest Swedish symphonist of the 19th century after Franz Berwald. He also wrote excellent chamber music, including a series of string quartets, such as this vital and expressive A minor quartet.Fauré's music ranges from light salon music to a musical romanticism that points forward to the music of the 20th century. He is best known for his meditative Requiem, but he also composed a wealth of chamber music: solo sonatas, songs, and a series of brilliant piano works. The first piano quintet encompasses both romantic melody and sparkling French sounds.Louise Héritte-Viardot (1841–1918) was, like Fauré, a Parisian. She was a singer, pianist, and composer who wrote both orchestral works and chamber music. This lively piano quartet was a great success and is often called "the Spanish" because of the Spanish titles of the movements – such as the first movement's Paseo, a Spanish dance.
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