Keywords: Vocal Music
| Maria Kokareva | Soprano |
| Rebecka Wallroth | Mezzo Soprano |
| Gonzalo Quinchahual | Tenor |
| Dionysios Avgerinos | Bariton |
| Taehan Kim | Bariton |
| Markus Zugehör | Piano |
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Das Konzert vom 30. Oktober mit Dorothea Röschmann und Denis Kozhukhin wird aus dem Gewandhaus zu Leipzig in den Musiksalon des Mendelssohn-Hauses verlegt, da das Flair des historischen Ortes die ideale Atmosphäre für diesen Liederabend schafft. Das Repertoire entfaltet in der engeren Verbindung zwischen Künstlern und Publikum seine ganz besondere Wirkung. Aus gesundheitlichen Gründen musste Dorothea Röschmann leider kurzfristig absagen. Wir sind dankbar, dass der renommierte Bariton Thomas E. Bauer einspringt.
Pieces ofRichard Strauss, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Alexander Zemlinsky, Gustav Mahler u. a.
Star mezzo-soprano Elina Garanca effortlessly blends delicate lieder and dramatic opera arias in a diverse recital exploring love's facets. From Brahms' melancholic Seelenbilder and Schumann's Frauenliebe und Leben to passionate portrayals by Berlioz, Saint-Saëns, and Mascagni, culminating in the fiery temperament of Spanish Zarzuelas, Garanca, accompanied by pianist Matthias Schulz, showcases her vocal prowess.
Several times a year, the Apollosaal transforms into a salon for art songs and choral music. Soloists from the Staatsopernensemble and members of the International Opera Studio cultivate the art song genre, while the resident choirs develop and perform their programs.
Four renowned opera singers will perform solo concerts at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden throughout the season. Their repertoire spans from Baroque to modern, including Schubert's Winterreise. Sonya Yoncheva, Camilla Nylund, Joyce DiDonato, and Elīna Garanča will captivate the audience with their personalities and musical prowess.
Several times a year, the Apollosaal transforms into a salon for art songs and choral music. Soloists from the Staatsopernensemble and members of the International Opera Studio cultivate the art song genre, while the resident choirs develop and perform their programs.
Gustav Mahler and Richard Strauss, two great late-Romantic composers, met in their mid-twenties and remained lifelong friends. Despite their differences, which Mahler compared to miners digging from opposite sides of a mountain, they admired each other. This concert features songs from Mahler's "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" and Strauss's love songs, highlighting their closeness in this genre.
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