Nachtfalter - Axylia Trio
Sunday, 12/15/2024 at 6:00 PM
Nachtfalter - Axylia Trio
Sunday, 12/15/2024
at 6:00 PM
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PROGRAMM
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Die Nachtigall und die Rose, aus: Vier Romanzen op. 2
Alfredo Piatti
La Sera
Josephine Lang
Traumbild, aus: Zwei Lieder op. 28
Amy Beach
In the Twilight op. 85
Claude Debussy
Sonate für Violoncello und Klavier d-Moll
Dmitri Schostakowitsch
Aus: Seven Poems of Alexander Blok op. 127
I. Ophelia’s song II. Beyond my window III. We were together IV. The City is asleep
Jules Massenet
Élégie
Leoš Janáček
Pohádka
George Crumb
Dance of the Moon in Santiago
Modest Mussorgski
Wiegenlied
Patrick Schäfer
N.N. - Auftragskomposition 2023/24
Amy Beach
Chansons d´amour, aus: 3 Songs op. 21
INTERPRETEN
Axylia Trio
Julika Hing – Mezzosopran
Cosima Regina Federle – Violoncello
Jonas Haffner – Klavier
„Wo Menschen des Nachts ihr Wesen treiben, schwirren auch Nachtfalter umher, gierig nach Licht. Genau so flattern und schweben wir von nächtlichen Szenen zu schauerlichen Momenten der Nacht. Vom Traumbild bei Josephine Lang zu Dunkelheit und Regen bei Dmitri Schostakowitsch und dem Dance of the Moon bei George Crumb. Ziehen Sie mit uns durch die Nacht, beflügelt von schimmernden Musik“, so lädt das junge, nach einem Nachtfalter benannte Axylia Trio, an diesem Konzertabend nicht zu früh zu Bett zu gehen.
Die drei PreisträgerInnen des Deutschen Musikwettbewerbs nehmen das Publikum mit in das Schlafgemach eines Mädchens, das im „Traumbild“ von Josephine Lang mit Worten von Heinrich Heine an ihren Geliebten denkt, begegnen Ausgestoßenen, die in „Beyond my Window“ von Dmitri Schostakowitsch (Text: Alexander Blok) gegen Dunkelheit und Regen kämpfen und erleben den Mond, wie er in „Dance of the Moon“ von George Crumb auf einen Text von Garcia Lorca im „Hof der Toten“ tanzt. Auf jeden Fall ist musikalisch die Nacht nicht allein zum Schlafen da!
Die drei Instrumentalisten des Axylia Trios sind Stipendiatinnen des Deutschen Musikrates. Julika ist zusätzlich Stipendiatin der Yehudi Menuhin Stiftung „Live Music Now“ und verbindet ihr musikalisches auch mit sozialem Engagement. Cosima hat mit ihrem bezauberndem Cello-Spiel schon viele internationale Wettbewerbe gewonnen und konzertiert auf vielen Festivals. Sie spielt ein wertvolles Instrument, erbaut 1821 in Paris. Auch Jonas konzertiert international und ist ebenso Stipendiat von Menuhins „Live Music Now“, als Korrepetitor wirkt er an der Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover.
,,Gefördert durch die Konzertförderung Deutscher Musikwettbewerb des
Deutschen Musikrates und die GVL"
Einlass: 17.30 Uhr
PROGRAM
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
The Nightingale and the Rose, from: Four Romances op. 2
Alfredo Piatti
La Sera
Josephine Lang
Traumbild, from: Two Songs op. 28
Amy Beach
In the Twilight op. 85
Claude Debussy
Sonata for Cello and Piano in D minor
Dmitri Shostakovich
From: Seven Poems of Alexander Blok op. 127
I. Ophelia’s song II. Beyond my window III. We were together IV. The City is asleep
Jules Massenet
Élégie
Leoš Janáček
Pohádka
George Crumb
Dance of the Moon in Santiago
Modest Mussorgsky
Lullaby
Patrick Schäfer
N.N. - Commissioned Composition 2023/24
Amy Beach
Chansons d'amour, from: 3 Songs op. 21
ARTISTS
Axylia Trio
Julika Hing – Mezzo-soprano
Cosima Regina Federle – Cello
Jonas Haffner – Piano
"Where people engage in their activities at night, moths flutter around, eagerly seeking light. Just like that, we flutter and float from nocturnal scenes to eerie moments of the night. From the dream image in Josephine Lang to darkness and rain in Dmitri Shostakovich and the Dance of the Moon by George Crumb. Join us as we journey through the night, inspired by shimmering music," invites the young Axylia Trio, named after a moth, on this concert evening, advising not to go to bed too early.
The three winners of the German Music Competition take the audience into the bedroom of a girl who, in Josephine Lang's "Traumbild" with words by Heinrich Heine, thinks of her beloved, encounter outcasts fighting against darkness and rain in "Beyond my Window" by Dmitri Shostakovich (Text: Alexander Blok), and experience the moon dancing in "Dance of the Moon" by George Crumb to a text by Garcia Lorca in the "Courtyard of the Dead". Musically, the night is definitely not just for sleeping!
The three instrumentalists of the Axylia Trio are scholarship holders of the German Music Council. Julika is also a scholarship holder of the Yehudi Menuhin Foundation "Live Music Now" and combines her musical talent with social engagement. Cosima, with her enchanting cello playing, has won numerous international competitions and performs at many festivals. She plays a valuable instrument, built in 1821 in Paris. Jonas also performs internationally and is a scholarship holder of Menuhin's "Live Music Now"; as a répétiteur, he works at the University of Music and Theater in Hannover.
"Sponsored by the Concert Promotion of the German Music Competition by the German Music Council and the GVL"
Doors open: 5.30 pm
Event data provided by: Reservix
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Axylia Trio mit "Nachtfalter"
Julika Hing is a German-American mezzo-soprano who lives and studies in Karlsruhe. As a solo singer, she can be heard in various concerts and opera productions and creates her own song recitals. She has a particular interest in contemporary music and interdisciplinary exchange. In recent years, she has realized several cross-over projects.
Cosima Regina Federle was born in 2002 in Regensburg and began her first cello lessons at the age of four. She has since won numerous prizes and special awards in national and international competitions. She is a scholarship holder of the Deutsche Stiftung Musikleben and the International Music Academy Liechtenstein. She plays a cello by Nicolas Lupot from 1821, which is provided to her by the Deutsche Stiftung Musikleben.
Jonas Haffner (*1993) is a laureate of numerous competitions and received the Börsenclub Hannover prize in 2021. At the German Music Competition 2023, he was awarded not only with a scholarship but also with the piano promotion award of the Carl Bechstein Foundation as well as the Hindemith Prize from the Hindemith Foundation. As a sought-after soloist, he has performed nationwide with the Kiel Philharmonic and other orchestras.
Program:
Wherever people roam at night, moths flutter around, greedy for the light that illuminates the events. And just as a moth flies from one nocturnal scene to the next, we pursue the most beautiful and eerie moments of the night. The flight leads to the sleeping chamber of a girl who is conjuring the “sweet image” of her beloved (“Traumbild” by Josephine Lang), all the way to the “Outcasts” who struggle “against darkness and rain” outside (Beyond my Window, Dmitri Shostakovich). But does the moth's flight also head towards the moonlight? No, for from there comes a “ghastly groaning” and it is said that the moon “dances in the courtyard of the dead” (“Dance of the Moon,” George Crumb). Fly with us through the night, inspired by the most captivating works of nocturnal music.
Artists:
Julika Hing – Mezzo-soprano
Cosima Regina Federle – Cello
Jonas Haffner – Piano
Admission: 7:00 PM
Crailsheim
3/30/2025
7:30 PM
Tickets
from € 18.00
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