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Watch this space: Kirill Gerstein & Friends

Date & Time
Wed, Sep 21, 2022, 21:00

Keywords: Watch this Space

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Musicians

Kirill GersteinPiano
Stefan SchilliOboe
Heinrich TreydteClarinet
Jesús Villa OrdóñezBassoon
Herbert ZimmermannTrumpet
Thomas ReifViolin
Korbinian AltenbergerViolin
Alice Marie WeberViola
Sebastian KlingerCello
Lukas Maria KuenHarmonium

Program

Trio für Oboe, Fagott und KlavierFrancis Poulenc
La revue de cuisine, H.161 (Martinů, Bohuslav)Bohuslav Martinů
“Rosen aus dem Süden“, op. 388 Arrangement von Arnold Schönberg für Streichquartett und KlavierJohann Strauss II
“Schatzwalzer“, op. 418 (aus “Der Zigeunerbaron“) Arrangement von Anton von WebernJohann Strauss II
“Wein, Weib und Gesang”, op. Arrangement von Alban BergJohann Strauss II
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