Heiße Nächte warten im Minoritensaal, wenn der Meisteroboist
Alfredo Bernardini
und
Maria Kubizek
an der Geige Vivaldis Jahreszeitenzyklus zum spannungsgeladenen Abschluss treiben, begleitet von den barocken Meistern Fux und Platti.
Inhalt
sommerliche Wiener Nachtmusik
Wenn Alfredo Bernardini die Barockoboe zur Hand nimmt, tanzt der ganze Minoritensaal mit. Eine Orchestersuite des Steirers Johann Joseph Fux wird durch ihn zur sommerlichen Wiener Nachtmusik. Er brilliert im Oboenkonzert des Würzburger Venezianers Platti und dirigiert zwei der schönsten Vivaldi-Konzerte. Bleibt nur zu hoffen, dass der Sommer 2027 nicht so wird, wie ihn Vivaldi, Kubizek und Bernardini schildern: gnadenlos heiß, schwül und gewittrig.
Programm
Johann Joseph Fux: Ouverture in d, E 109 Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto in B für Fagott, „La notte“ (Die Nacht), RV 501 Giovanni Benedetto Platti: Concerto für Oboe in g Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto in g für Violine, „L’estate“ (Der Sommer), op. 8/2
The violinist studied in Vienna, Salzburg and London and was particularly influenced by Nikolaus Harnoncourt. As a concertmaster and soloist, Maria Kubizek has been active with a wide variety of orchestras and formations, drawing her inspiration from projects that go beyond the normal concert setting.
Recreation is special in many ways: consisting of musicians whose nationalities range from Japan to Venezuela, most of the members received part of their training in Graz. After its formation in 2002, the collective has played in unique halls such as the Alte Oper Frankfurt and has worked with outstanding conductors.
His incredibly lively and sonorous performing has made the Roman Alfredo Bernardini the leading baroque oboist of our time. As a soloist and conductor, he appears worldwide with top ensembles such as Hespèrion XXI or the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra. His own ensemble Zefiro is also a celebrated public favourite at the Styriarte festival.
