Keywords: Vocal Music
| Daniel Johannsen | Tenor |
| Berolina Ensemble | |
| Heribert Breuer | Dramaturgische Konzeption |
| Schuberts letzten Liederzyklus | Franz Schubert |
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A small tree needs roots to eat and drink. Eventually it grows into a big tree with strong branches and thick roots. The wood from big trees is used to build lots of things, including musical instruments that produce wonderful sounds. Instruments like recorders, pianos, clarinets, xylophones, violins, guitars, or bassoons. In the concert, we will explore the bassoon and see which songs suit it best.
A small tree needs roots to eat and drink. Eventually it grows into a big tree with strong branches and thick roots. The wood from big trees is used to build lots of things, including musical instruments that produce wonderful sounds. Instruments like recorders, pianos, clarinets, xylophones, violins, guitars, or bassoons. In the concert, we will explore the bassoon and see which songs suit it best.
Till Eulenspiegel, first mentioned in 1510, is one of the world's most famous pranksters. Strauss composed a symphonic poem capturing Eulenspiegel's mischievous nature. Stravinsky's "Petrushka" immerses us in a vibrant fairground atmosphere where the puppet, Petrushka, comes alive. Baudelaire's poetry inspired Dutilleux's cello concerto "Tout un monde lointain," a work full of color, melancholy, and sensuality, transporting us to a mysterious world.
Till Eulenspiegel, first mentioned in 1510, is one of the world's most famous pranksters. Strauss composed a symphonic poem capturing Eulenspiegel's mischievous nature. Stravinsky's "Petrushka" immerses us in a vibrant fairground atmosphere where the puppet, Petrushka, comes alive. Baudelaire's poetry inspired Dutilleux's cello concerto "Tout un monde lointain," a work full of color, melancholy, and sensuality, transporting us to a mysterious world.
A Viennese music salon at the turn of the 20th century, perhaps Berta Zuckerkandl's, where Alma and Gustav Mahler first met. Some of Alma Mahler's 16 surviving songs will be heard. Mathilde Kralik von Meyrswalden, 20 years older, studied with Mahler. Evelyn Faltis, sharing Alma's Wagner enthusiasm, arrived in Vienna in 1905. Her sensual music is comparable to Richard Strauss's.
The Festspielhaus Baden-Baden celebrates Pierre Boulez's 100th birthday with several concerts, including two of his "younger" works paired with Bruckner's last symphony. Boulez admired Bruckner and played a key role in his recognition. The program features "Figures – Doubles – Prismes," where figures are varied and doubled, concluding with a new perspective on the earlier work. A vocal piece inspired by E. E. Cummings's poetry experiments combines text and music.
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