AVLYST Aulaseriene Kammermusikk Camille Pépin Ernst von Dohnanyi

Date & Time

Sun, Nov 24, 2024, 15:00

Venue

The concert concludes with Ernst von Dohnányi's Sextet in C major, a popular work bordering on the American and Hollywood-esque but rooted in European classicism. It features Oslo Philharmonic members, mezzo-soprano Melis Jaatinen, and pianist Thormod Rønning Kvam. Also featured is Camille Pépin's Chamber Music, setting poems by James Joyce, tracing a love story from beginning to fading passion and friendship. Dohnányi's sextet is considered essential, filled with heroic themes and enchanting moods.
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Keywords: Chamber Music, Vocal Music

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Musicians

Melis Jaatinen	Mezzo-Soprano
Guro Asheim	Fiolin
Cecilia Wilder	Bratsj
Louisa Tuck	Cello
Thormod Rønning Kvam	Piano
James Patterson	Horn
Pierre Xhonneux	Klarinett
César Cañón	Piano

Program

Chamber Music	Camille Pépin
Sekstett i C-dur, op. 37	Ernst von Dohnanyi

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