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Martha Argerich / Stephen Kovacevich / João Barradas

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Fri, Jun 28, 2024, 19:30
The Martha Argerich Festival, which has been organised by the Symphoniker Hamburg since 2018, is presenting itself in a slightly different form this year. In recent years, the Laeiszhalle has been the artistic home of the festival, which never ceases to amaze, but in the summer of 2024, the orchestra will head out into the city and perform in other venues too. Together with Martha Argerich, the Symponiker Hamburg are happy to take up this impulse in terms of content... Read full text

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Musicians

Stephen KovacevichPiano
Martha ArgerichPiano
Jura MargulisPiano
João BarradasAccordion
Afonso PaisGuitar
André RosinhaDouble bass
Bruno PedrosoDrums

Program

Sonate h-Moll op. 1Alban Berg
Sonata for Piano in E major, Op. 109Ludwig van Beethoven
Rondo D-Dur D 608b für Klavier zu vier Händen »Notre amitie est invariable«Franz Schubert
Eine Nacht auf dem kahlen Berge (Bearbeitung für zwei Klaviere von Jura Margulis)Modest Mussorgski
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