Sunday, 8/18/2024
at 11:00 AM



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Listening attentively to the others, picking up their musical impulses, elaborating on them, and responding: this is a key to the success of the Lucerne Festival Orchestra. Nowhere can this principle be better cultivated than in chamber music. This was particularly important to Claudio Abbado, the founder of the orchestra: "In Lucerne, completely new ensembles, some of them unusually composed, come together every year to develop their own programs and present them in the large concert hall." In the summer of 2024, the brass players led by trumpeter Reinhold Friedrich and trombonist Jörgen van Rijen have joined forces to perform festive, meditative, or lively works from the Baroque to the present day. And there is much to discover: like a triumphal march from the Napoleonic era by Louis Vierne or a Hoketus, a compositional technique from the Middle Ages that composer Enjott Schneider has incorporated. At the end of the matinee, things take on a completely classical tone, with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his Oboe Quartet, which, with its brilliant and highly virtuosic oboe part, is reminiscent of a disguised solo concerto.

Program: 
Bach | Mozart | Vierne | Schnittke and more


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