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April 14, 2024

Philharmonic Chamber Music Recital

Sun, Apr 14, 2024, 11:00

Elbphilharmonie, Kleiner Saal (Hamburg)

Konradin Seitzer (Violin), Dorothee Fine (Violin), Sangyoon Lee (Viola), Olivia Jeremias (Cello), Saskia Hirschinger (Cello)

The string quartet is considered the most demanding genre of instrumental music and the epitome of excellence. The special appeal both for the composer and performers lies in the balance between individualism and the overall sound, between soloistic flights of fancy and communal four-part harmony. The string quartet as a genre has itself succeeded in transforming and emancipating itself from bourgeois domestic music to an expression of the highest virtuosity.

Info (www.elbphilharmonie.de)

June 11, 2023

Chamber Concert

Sun, Jun 11, 2023, 18:00

Evangelische Akademie Tutzing (Tutzing)

Korbinian Altenberger (Violin), Samuel Lutzker (Cello), Lukas Maria Kuen (Piano), Raymond Curfs (Timpani), Guido Marggrander (Percussion), Felix Kolb (Percussion)

The BRSO’s chamber music programs center on works whose unusual instrumentation has prevented them from being frequently performed in concerts. One such work is pianist Viktor Derevianko’s arrangement of Dmitri Shostakovich’s Fifteenth Symphony for piano trio and three percussionists, which creates an exciting timbral and rhythmic alternative to Shostakovich’s original. The Fifteenth Symphony is Shostakovich’s last contribution to the symphonic genre, and is considered to be an eloquent summation of his artistic life. Shostakovich references music of the past with quotations from Rossini and Wagner. The concert will commence with Anton Arensky’s rarely performed Piano Trio, composed in 1894: it is an unjustly neglected masterpiece that is in no way inferior to the compositions of German Romanticism. And Serbian percussionist and composer Nebojša Jovan Živković composed the percussion trio “Trio per uno” to showcase his favorite instruments. This is a program full of discoveries for inquisitive music lovers.

Info (www.brso.de)

June 10, 2023

Chamber Concert

Sat, Jun 10, 2023, 20:00

Max Joseph Saal (München)

Korbinian Altenberger (Violin), Samuel Lutzker (Cello), Lukas Maria Kuen (Piano), Raymond Curfs (Timpani), Guido Marggrander (Percussion), Felix Kolb (Percussion)

The BRSO’s chamber music programs center on works whose unusual instrumentation has prevented them from being frequently performed in concerts. One such work is pianist Viktor Derevianko’s arrangement of Dmitri Shostakovich’s Fifteenth Symphony for piano trio and three percussionists, which creates an exciting timbral and rhythmic alternative to Shostakovich’s original. The Fifteenth Symphony is Shostakovich’s last contribution to the symphonic genre, and is considered to be an eloquent summation of his artistic life. Shostakovich references music of the past with quotations from Rossini and Wagner. The concert will commence with Anton Arensky’s rarely performed Piano Trio, composed in 1894: it is an unjustly neglected masterpiece that is in no way inferior to the compositions of German Romanticism. And Serbian percussionist and composer Nebojša Jovan Živković composed the percussion trio “Trio per uno” to showcase his favorite instruments. This is a program full of discoveries for inquisitive music lovers.

Info (www.brso.de)

Philharmonic Chamber Music Recital

Sun, Apr 14, 2024, 11:00

Elbphilharmonie, Kleiner Saal (Hamburg)

The string quartet is considered the most demanding genre of instrumental music and the epitome of excellence. The special appeal both for the composer and performers lies in the balance between individualism and the overall sound, between soloistic flights of fancy and communal four-part harmony. The string quartet as a genre has itself succeeded in transforming and emancipating itself from bourgeois domestic music to an expression of the highest virtuosity.

Chamber Concert

The BRSO’s chamber music programs center on works whose unusual instrumentation has prevented them from being frequently performed in concerts. One such work is pianist Viktor Derevianko’s arrangement of Dmitri Shostakovich’s Fifteenth Symphony for piano trio and three percussionists, which creates an exciting timbral and rhythmic alternative to Shostakovich’s original. The Fifteenth Symphony is Shostakovich’s last contribution to the symphonic genre, and is considered to be an eloquent summation of his artistic life. Shostakovich references music of the past with quotations from Rossini and Wagner. The concert will commence with Anton Arensky’s rarely performed Piano Trio, composed in 1894: it is an unjustly neglected masterpiece that is in no way inferior to the compositions of German Romanticism. And Serbian percussionist and composer Nebojša Jovan Živković composed the percussion trio “Trio per uno” to showcase his favorite instruments. This is a program full of discoveries for inquisitive music lovers.

Chamber Concert