»Time’s Echo« / Discussion concert

Date & Time

Thu, May 2, 2024, 19:30

Venue

How do societies remember? With history books, archives – and music! In his recently published book »Time’s Echo«, the American author and music critic Jeremy Eichler (»The Boston Globe«) explores how composers such as Richard Strauss, Arnold Schönberg and Dmitri Shostakovich experienced the Second World War and later processed those experiences in moving works. In conversation with Alan Gilbert, the chief conductor of the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra, Eichler talks about his passionate account of the power of music as cultural... Read full text

Keywords: Recital

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Musicians

Alan Gilbert	Talk, Violin
Jeremy Eichler	Talk
Julius Beck	Violin
Jan Larsen	Viola
Aline Saniter	Viola
Phillip Wentrup	Cello
Katharina Kühl	Cello
Michael Rieber	Double bass

Program

Metamorphosen / adaptation for septet

Richard Strauss

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