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Kammerkonzert No. 4

Sunday, 2/21/2027 at 11:00 AM

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Kammerkonzert No. 4

Sunday, 2/21/2027
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PROGRAM

Antonín Dvořák:
Piano Quintet No. 2 in A major, Op. 81

Gustav Mahler:
Piano Quartet in A minor

PARTICIPANTS

Rosa Donata Milton, violin
Johannes Tauber, violin
Christian Götz, viola
Alexander Wegelin, cello
Igor Gryshin, piano

SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Doors open: 10:30 AM

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Ensemble 4.1

The formation of a woodwind quartet with piano is indeed a rare occurrence in the chamber music scene. Here, the ensemble 4.1 is doing pioneering work, so to speak. It is probably the only permanently established "Piano Windtet," consisting of 4 wind soloists from German orchestras, all actively engaged in chamber music worldwide, and 1 unmistakable Thomas Hoppe on piano; they are enthusiastically dedicated to this wonderfully classical yet scarcely known musical genre. Concerts in Germany and abroad, including those organized by the Goethe Institute and German diplomatic missions, have paved the way. Meanwhile, the ensemble 4.1 also regularly tours North America. ensemble 4.1 - the "Easy Riders of Viennese Classicism," as a critic casually yet aptly put it. The special communication and captivating atmosphere of the ensemble on stage, repeatedly highlighted in reviews, have become its trademarks. In addition to the main works of this instrumentation - by Mozart and Beethoven - the ensemble 4.1 primarily focuses on discovering rarely performed compositions from the transition between the 19th and 20th centuries.
Jörg Schneider, Oboe
Alexander Glücksmann, Clarinet
Christoph Knitt, Bassoon
Sebastian Posch, Horn
Thomas Hoppe, Piano

Works by L.v. Beethoven, K. Armstrong, H. Stähli, and G. Gershwin

Doors open at 19:30

Currently no tickets available - Please contact the cultural office.

Kammermusik Konzert 4 - K&K Klavierduo - Klavier vierhändig in Spitzenklasse

The twin sisters Kanon and Kotone Yokoyama were born in Kyoto (Japan). In 2021, they successfully completed their Bachelor’s degree in Solo Piano at Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts in Kyoto.
Since 2019, they have been performing as a piano duo and have won numerous awards, including the first prize in the category of "Piano four hands" at the 1st International Johann Wilhelm Wilms Piano Competition in 2022, as well as two first prizes in the categories of "two pianos" and "piano four hands" at the 32nd Roma International Piano Competition in 2023.

Since 2021, they have been studying at the State University of Music and Performing Arts Stuttgart with Professor Hans-Peter Stenzl. In 2024, they will complete their Master's degree with distinction and continue their studies in the concert examination for piano duo. They were scholars of the Deutschlandstipendium and have been scholars of Yehudi Menuhin Live Music Now since 2025. In addition, they perform regularly every month at Live Music Now.

Works by Carl Czerny, Johann Wilhelm Wilms, Stanisław Moniuszko, and Astor Piazzolla will be performed. A special highlight will also be the rarely played four-hand version of Robert Schumann's "Children's Scenes."

Doors open: 19:00

Donnerstagskonzert No. 4

PROGRAM

Antonín Dvořák:
“Othello”, concert overture op. 93

Richard Strauss:
“Four Last Songs” for soprano and orchestra

Johannes Brahms:
Symphony No. 4 e minor op. 98

PARTICIPANTS

Christina Landshamer, soprano
Jena Philharmonie
Simon Gaudenz, conductor

NOTES

18:45 Concert introduction

Subject to change

Admission: 18:30

Meta4 - Licht und Schatten

META4
ANTTI TIKKANEN Violin
MINNA PENSOLA Violin
ATTE KILPELÄINEN Viola
TOMAS DJUPSJÖBACKA Cello

FANNY HENSEL String Quartet in E-flat major
JOUNI KAIPAINEN String Quartet No. 6 op. 92 "The Terror Run"
MAURICE RAVEL String Quartet in F major

Fanny Hensel's quartet in E-flat major? Only that this major reveals itself in the finale. In the first movement, major and minor struggle for dominance: major wins pro forma, but minor continues to resonate in the ear. Such a thing can be found neither in brother Felix's works nor in those of the Schumanns. We have been able to admire it since the 1980s. It was only then that Hensel's music was rediscovered, which today is taken on by the most significant quartet formations.

ATTACK!
Meta4, the Finnish quartet with an energetic stage presence, often plays while standing, moves freely, and even stamps their feet. Their compatriot, composer Jouni Kaipainen, dedicated "The Terror Run" to the four musicians, a highly virtuosic work that, despite its martial title, surprisingly appears entertaining and reflects their fearless joy of playing.

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Subject to changes in dates, programs, and line-ups.

Photo credit: Tero Ahonen

The box office opens 1 hour before the concert begins.

Freitagskonzert No. 4

PROGRAM

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:
Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Major KV 219

Josef Suk:
Symphony No. 2 in C Minor op. 27 (“Asrael”)

PARTICIPANTS

János Mátyás Stark, violin
Jena Philharmonic
Nodoka Okisawa, conductor

NOTES

6:45 PM Concert Introduction

Subject to change

Entry: 6:30 PM

Bayerisches Kammerorchester Bad Brückenau - Vier Jahreszeiten

The Bavarian Chamber Orchestra has become a welcome guest in Ansbach and is characterized by joy of playing and the highest quality.
This time we look forward to a classic of music history, as few works are as popular and well-known as the Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi. The composer has paired each of the four solo concertos with a sonnet and has translated these programmatically into music. Many melodies are anchored in the general knowledge of society through numerous uses in film and advertising.
The program is rounded off with Beethoven's String Quartet No. 11 in an arrangement for string orchestra.
With Daniel Sepec, the orchestra has gained an experienced Baroque musician who was allowed to play on the 2000 rediscovered violin of the composer for his recording of the Beethoven sonatas with Andreas Staier. He has performed as a soloist with prominent orchestras under the direction of Christopher Hogwood and Philippe Herreweghe.
In its over 45-year history, the BKO has been awarded, among others, the Bavarian State Prize for Promotion, the Friedrich Baur Prize, the Siemens Cultural Promotion Prize, and the Cultural Prize of the District of Lower Franconia.

Daniel Sepec I Violin and Conductor

Program:
A. Vivaldi: Four Seasons Op. 8
L.v. Beethoven: String Quartet
F Minor Op. 95 “Quartetto serioso”

4. Meisterkonzert - Duo-Klavierabend Martin Stadtfeld & Shin-Heae Kang

KARLSRUHE KONZERTE 26/27 - WORLD STARS AND INTERNATIONAL TOP ORCHESTRAS

4. Meisterkonzert - Duo-Klavierabend Martin Stadtfeld & Shin-Heae Kang

SOUL JOURNEY AND FIREWORKS PAR EXCELLENCE

At the 4th Master Concert of Karlsruhe Concerts, the audience can now expect a soul journey at two pianos for the first time in the Brahms Hall, featuring pianist Martin Stadtfeld and pianist Shin-Heae Kang.

During his guest appearance last season, the internationally acclaimed pianist Martin Stadtfeld delighted the concert audience with a sample of his arranging skills as an encore. Well-known compositions appear in his improvisational arrangements in a fascinatingly new light. This special personal touch also characterizes the program. Together with his colleague, pianist Shin-Heae Kang, he presents four more samples of his passion for arranging popular melodies, this time set for 4 hands.

At the center of the program is Mozart's starry sonata for two pianos KV 448 with its enchanting dynamics and charm, the marvelous Fantasy for four hands by Schubert - a masterpiece that goes straight to the heart - as well as the highly virtuosic Suite No. 2 by Rachmaninoff - a firework par excellence. Each half of the program is introduced with works by Bach. "Bach is for me the starting point for all music that follows, because every composer has a connection to Bach," says Martin Stadtfeld. His sensational victory at the International Leipzig Bach Competition in 2002 marked the beginning of a breathtaking worldwide career.

Bach: From the Concerto for 2 Pianos BWV 1061 C major: Adagio ovvero Largo
Mozart: Sonata for two pianos KV 448 D major
Traditional: 3 Folk Songs (arr. Stadtfeld for 4 hands)
Schubert: Fantasy for piano for four hands D 940 F minor
Bach: Prelude C major from The Well-Tempered Clavier Vol. I (arr. Stadtfeld for 4 hands)
Mahler: Urlicht (from the 2nd Symphony "Resurrection" - arr. Bruno Walter for 4 hands)
Schubert: Rondo for four hands D 951 A major
Rachmaninoff: Suite No. 2 op. 17 for two pianos

Martin Stadtfeld, piano
Shin-Heae Kang, piano

€ 89 | 79 | 70 | 59 | 45

Concert Office Karlsruhe Concerts
Telephone: 0151 - 51 24 39 52 (Monday to Friday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM)
E-Mail: info@karlsruhe-konzerte.com

Photo credits:
Martin Stadtfeld | Photo © Uwe Arens
Shin-Heae Kang | Photo © Adriano Heitmann

Admission: 1 hour prior to the event start

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