Halleluja

Shows

Pianistin Kristina Miller und das Orchester Recreation Kristina Miller takes us on an exuberant keyboard journey from a samba-dancing ox to Cole Porter and Handel's grandiose Hallelujah with her piano partners and four to six hands.

Content

Six hands, one grand piano

On the piano, it takes six hands to recreate the majestic sound of Handel’s Hallelujah in all its glory. This shout of jubilation for the festival of Easter is the crowning point of a programme guaranteed to lift the mood, with works ranging from Cole Porter to Gershwin and Milhaud. The cheerfulness is nowhere more contagious than in Milhaud’s ballet music Le boeuf sur le toit, The Ox on the Roof, with its Brazilian rhythms. As a rule, we associate the ox with Christmas and Whitsun. Here he can get up on the roof and into Helmut List Halle to dance an Easter samba.

Programme

Darius Milhaud: Le boeuf sur le toit (The Ox on the Roof) 
Georg Friedrich Handel: Hallelujah from "Messiah" for piano at six hands 
Franz Schmidt: Halleluja from "Das Buch mit sieben Siegeln"
Music by George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Franz Liszt and others for two, four and six hands

Duration: around 70 minutes without intermission

INTRO
20 minutes before each performance in the foyer, we will tell you about the story of the evening.

Tickets

Price: EUR 20 / 38 / 58

Subscription (four performances of free choice)
Reductions: U27 / Ö1 Intro / Club Ö1

Kristina Miller

Piano

Kristina Miller was born into a family of musicians in Moscow as a piano prodigy. After only a short period of training she had her first performances with orchestra at the age of eight. The award-winning pianist’s foreign tours span several continents and her first CD, released in 2008, was broadcast several times on BBC radio.

Johannes Kropfitsch

Piano

As a pianist, teacher, musicologist and composer, the Graz-born artist impresses with his intelligent versatility and tireless spirit of research. From 1980, he led his sibling Jess Trio Vienna to world fame. Today, the Mozart expert and director of 'moz art Gloggnitz' passes on his knowledge at the MUK Vienna.