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Casal Quartett

Date & Time
Fri, May 9, 2025, 19:00
Vegetarians can rejoice! The Casal Quartet's three-course concert avoids Saint-Saëns' animal-themed Carnival. Instead, Mozart, Grieg, Gershwin, and Piazzolla offer culinary freedom between movements, complemented by a Gyrowetz quartet. This promises a playful, diverse experience for the palate. If the Quartet performs with their usual finesse, it's a feast for the ears too. The evening, hosted by the Quartet, features a "Flying Dinner" near the Mozartsaal with standing and seating options. Table reservations (for those needing seats) are handled by Schlossrestaurant "Theodors".

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Keywords: Chamber Music, SWR Schwetzinger Festspiele

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Musicians

CASAL QUARTETT
Felix Froschhammer Violine
Rachel Späth Violine
Markus Fleck Viola
Sebastian Braun Violoncello

Program

Tickets sind bis zum 2. Mai 2025 erhältlich!
Das Menü und jeweils ein Getränk zu jedem Gang sind im Preis enthalten.
Zum Empfang | ab 18 UhrGefülltes Laugengebäck mit Kräuterfrischkäse und Hummus, dazu wahlweise ein Glas Sekt, Organgensaft, Mineralwasser oder alkoholfreier Sekt
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 1756 – 1791Streichquartett Nr. 3 G-Dur KV 156 „Mailänder Quartett“ Nr. 2
Adalbert Gyrowetz 1763 – 1850Streichquartett D-Dur op. 47 Nr. 3
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In der Pause: HauptgangAugeschlagenes Spargelsüppchen - Spargelsalat mit Shrimps oder mit gebratenem grünem Spargel - Räucherlachs an Kartoffelrösti und Sourcream oder Kartoffelrösti mit Ofengemüse - Süßkartoffel-Walnuss-Quiche, dazu ein Getränk nach Wahl
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Edvard Grieg 1843 – 1907Streichquartett g-Moll op. 27
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In der Pause: NachspeiseTiramisu, Panna cotta oder Obstsalat, dazu ein Getränk nach Wahl
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George Gershwin 1898 – 1937Suite aus „Porgy and Bess“
Astor Piazzolla 1921 – 1992Auswahl
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