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Lust auf Schubert

S Styriarte

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Die erotic ambiguity of Schubert’s Trout is conveyed by tenor Daniel Johannsen blickt in die Ferne Daniel Johannsen as exquisitely as the Trout Quintet is by fortepiano virtuoso Kristian Bezuidenhout vor schwarzem Hintergrund Kristian Bezuiden­hout and the Alinde Quartett in bunten Klaeidern Alinde Quartett

Programme

What to expect:

Franz Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, D 667
Songs from “Die schöne Müllerin”, D 795
Die Forelle, D 550, a.o.

Cast

Daniel Johannsen

Daniel Johannsen blickt in die Ferne
© Michael Johannsen
Tenor

The Viennese learned from all-time legends such as Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Christa Ludwig and Robert Holl. He is undoubtedly one of the most important interpreters of the Lied by Franz Schubert, with which he also delights and touches the Styriarte audience time and again. In addition, his lyric tenor is in demand internationally in oratorio and opera productions.

Kristian Bezuiden­hout

Kristian Bezuidenhout vor schwarzem Hintergrund
© Marco Borggreve
Fortepiano, Harpsichord, Piano

Der Australier mit südafrikanischen Wurzeln, Jahrgang 1979, gehört zur absoluten Weltelite des Hammerklavierspiels. Als künstlerischer Leiter des Freiburger Barockorchesters ist er in der Barockmusik ebenso führend wie als klassischer Konzertpianist auf den größten Podien und im Studio: Ihm gelangen Referenzaufnahmen sämtlicher Klavierwerke von Mozart.

Alinde Quartett

Alinde Quartett in bunten Klaeidern
© Cornelius Tometten
string quartet

Juliane Bruckmann

Kontrabass

The double bass player is passionate about orchestral playing and was a member of the Deutsche Streicherphilharmonie for many years. Since 2016, she has been playing in the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie and additionally loves to teach and work in communicating music and in musical education.

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Content

“To wander is the miller’s joy” and “The Trout”:

Two of the most cheerful Schubert songs in one program provide for sheer musical pleasure, especially as the “Trout Quintet” is added to the famous Lied. The brilliant tenor Daniel Johannsen and the fantastic fortepiano virtuoso Kristian Bezuidenhout are adept at leading the audience through the Austrian landscapes depicted by Schubert. But beware take note: the angler fishing for the trout in muddy water is in reality a young man fishing for women.

The performance lasts 60-70 minutes without an interval.

Preise: EUR 33 / 55 / 88

Ermäßigungen:

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

  • U27: 50% off for people younger than 27

Radiobroadcast: TUE, August 10, 07.30pm, Ö1

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