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Klezmer Bridges

S Styriarte
Ein älterer Mann mit Brille und Schnurrbart, der eine Klarinette vor einem farbigen Hintergrund hält.

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Bridging the gap between musical genres is his life’s work: Giora Feidman in weißem Sakko sitzt auf Holzstuhl und hält Klarinette in der Hand vor einem mit Wandmalereien verzierten Hintergrund. Giora Feidman - grandmaster of klezmer - joins up with the Rastrelli Cello Quartett, and the haunting strains of the clarinet come together with John Lennon und Paul McCartney im Jahr 1967 in London, im Schwarzweiß. John Lennon and Paul McCartney.

Programme

What to expect:

Abraham Z. Idelson: Hava Nagila
Giora Feidman: Prayer, Bublischki, Happy Nigun
Guido Jäger: Low Ring in the Deep
Antonio Jobim: One Note Samba
Sholom Secunda: Donna Donna
Bobby Timmons: Moanin
Ora Bat Chaim: In the Self
Larry Williams: Dizzy Miss Lizzy
Lennon/McCartney: Yesterday, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Things we Said Today, Eleanor Rigby, Michelle

Supported by:

Blauer „sappi“-Text auf einem weißen Hintergrund.

Cast

© Mehran Montazer
Clarinet

Giora Feidman

Already in the 1970s he was crowned the “King of Klezmer” in New York. Today, the clarinettist born in Buenos Aires in 1936 is regarded as a living icon of music history – a visionary bridge-builder between the “Jewish soul” and the sounds of the world. Millions of fans follow Giora Feidman on his musical adventures, which time and again also lead him to the Styriarte in Graz.

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© Alexei Federov
Quartett

Rastrelli Cello Quartett

Obwohl dieses Quartett, benannt nach dem genialen St. Petersburger Barockarchitekten Bartolomeo Rastrelli, aus vier Celli besteht, klingt es mitunter wie ein klassisches Streichquartett. Das virtuose und klangprächtige Spiel der vier Musiker kennt keine stilistischen Grenzen und wird dafür weltweit gefeiert.

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Content

Giora Feidman builds musical bridges

Ever since Giora Feidman first touched the hearts of his audience with the mellow tones of his clarinet, it has been his intention to build musical bridges between people and musical styles. In his latest program, the “King of Klezmer” from Argentina is joined by a classical cello quartet in some of the most popular tunes from his long career.

The performance lasts 60-70 minutes without an interval.

Prices: EUR 22 / 44 / 66

Discounts:

  • Ö1 Intro: the "Kultüröffner" for everybody younger than 30

  • U27: 50% off for people younger than 27

Radiobroadcast: Tue, July 13, 02.05pm, Ö1

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