| Michael Abramovich | Artist |
| Franz Liszt | Wanderjahre III: Angelus |
| Franz Liszt | Aux Cyprès de la Villa d'Este I |
| Franz Liszt | Aux Cyprès de la Villa d'Este II |
| Franz Liszt | Les jeux d'eaux à la Villa d'Este |
| Franz Liszt | "Sunt lacrymae rerum" en mode hongrois |
| Franz Liszt | Marche funèbre « Sursum corda » |
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Michael Abramovich erklärt und spielt Bach Partiten und Scarlatti
Lars Eidinger, known for portraying Bertolt Brecht in film, will read, sing, and perform from Brecht's poetry collection "Hauspostille" in Cologne. This collection, alluding to religious sermons, explores dark themes of violence and celebrates the fallen. Eidinger, drawn to complex characters, brings Brecht's radical poetry to life with musician Hans-Jörn Brandenburg.
The successful Swedish authors Michael Hjorth and Hans Rosenfeldt are coming back to Germany – with a new case for criminal psychologist Sebastian Bergman. The headstrong loner is not doing particularly well at the moment: his Australian client Tim has died. They had a lot in common, having both lost a child in the 2004 tsunami. His daughter Vanja also has problems: Her special unit is to be dissolved.
Award-winning pianist Denis Kozhukhin and Dutch violinist Janine Jansen team up to perform Romantic works. Jansen, praised by The Times for her ability to revitalize repertoire pieces, feels connected to every piece she plays. The successful Jansen-Kozhukhin duo creates music with existential depth and emotional tension, making their performances unforgettable.
Lukas Sternath, a young Viennese pianist, won the prestigious ARD Music Competition in 2022 despite a broken elbow. His teacher, Igor Levit, expressed immense pride in his achievement. Sternath will perform in Essen, playing Schubert's "Wandererfantasie," Liszt's B minor Sonata, and "Négy tárgy" by Márton Illés. A post-concert discussion with Daniel Finkernagel will follow.
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