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Musik der Zeit – Mann/Frau/Einhorn/Seen

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Sat, May 10, 2025, 20:00
Ein Lied von der Erde für unserer Zeit – nicht weniger haben der Schriftsteller Händl Klaus und der Komponist Hèctor Parra im Sinn. Olivia und Bruno stapfen durch eine glühende, tote Landschaft. Aus gesungenen und gesprochenen Worten ergibt sich ein unmöglicher Dialog zweier einsamer Figuren. Ein großes Werk über Abschied und Verlust, die Liebe und das Leben. Das Klarinettenkonzert der bedeutenden Komponistin Kaija Saariaho ist inspiriert von mittelalterlichen Teppichen mit Abbildungen einer Frau und eines Einhorns. Ein Werk, in dem die Solistin die Landschaft der Philharmonie förmlich »erwandert«. Das Konzert wird vom WDR für den Hörfunk aufgezeichnet und kann am 3. Juni 2025 im Radio und anschließend für 30 Tage auf wdr3.de nachgehört werden.

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Keywords: Vocal Music, World Premiere

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Musicians

Boglárka PeczeClarinet
Kathrin ZukowskiSoprano
Thomas LoiblActor
WDR SinfonieorchesterEnsemble
Christian KarlsenConductor
Kornelia BittmannPresentation

Program

D’OM LE VRAI SENS für Klarinette und OrchesterKaija Saariaho
Ich ersehne die Alpen / So entstehen die Seen für Sopran, Sprecher, Elektronik und großes Orchester auf einen Text von Händl Klaus UraufführungHèctor Parra
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