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Watch This Space: Hanna-Elisabeth Müller & friends

Date & Time
Wed, May 3, 2023, 19:00

Keywords: Vocal Music, Watch this Space

Info & Ticket (www.brso.de)
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Musicians

Hanna-Elisabeth MüllerSoprano
Stefan SchilliOboe + english horn
Frederike Jehkul-SadlerCello
Magdalena HoffmannHarp

Program

Antonio Pasculli“Omaggio a Bellini“ for english horn and harp
Ernest ChaussonDans la forêt du charme et de l’enchantement, op. 36 No. 2
Ernest ChaussonLe colibri, op. 2 No. 7
Ernest ChaussonLe temps des lilas, op. 19 No. 3
Ernest ChaussonHébé, op. 2 No. 6
Isang Yun“OstWest-Miniaturen I und II” for oboe and violoncello
André Jolivet“Suite liturgique“ for soprano, oboe/english horn, violoncello and harp
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