Sing Along

Eine Aufführung bei Styriarte, einem Festival für klassische Musik, in einem historischen Veranstaltungsort mit Publikum.

Shows

Choir professor Erwin Ortner gets the Der Arnold Schönberg Chor singt bei der Styriarte. Arnold Schoenberg Chor and us all in the mood for German folk songs as performed by Brahms, Schubert and others.

Content

folk songs to sing along

Up on the alm and down in the valley, living spaces become sound spaces, as we see in numerous folk songs from Austria, Germany and Switzerland: the people sweetened their hard life in the countryside with songs and texts. Ever since its legendary recording of Brahms’s folk songs, the Arnold Schoenberg Choir has soothed souls with authentic renditions of folk song. Erwin Ortner invites the audience to sing along with selected songs.

Programme

German folk songs in the version by Johannes Brahms, Franz Schubert and others.

Evan for the audience to sing along

Duration: around 70 minutes without intermission

Tickets

Prices: EUR 24 / 48 / 72

Reductions:
U27 (for all under 27) & Ö1 Intro: 50 % reduction
Ö1 Club & Standard Abo: 10 % reduction

Johanna Krokovay

Alt

Her radiant, full alto has enriched the performances of the Arnold Schoenberg Choir at home and abroad for many years. As a specialist in sacred music, the Viennese concert and opera singer now impresses as a soloist from Handel's Messiah to Dvořák's Stabat Mater. As soloist, Johanna Krokovay met, among others, Nikolaus Harnoncourt and Cornelius Meister, under whom she opened the Vienna Festival in 2014 with Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 2.

Tatjana Maksimova

Piano

Den Glanz des berühmten Mariinsky-Theaters ihrer Heimatstadt St. Petersburg sog Tatjana Maksimova bereits in jungen Jahren auf als Kinderchorleiterin, Ballettkorrepetitorin sowie als Orchesterpianistin unter großen russischen Dirigenten wie Yuri Temirkanov. Nach Stationen u.a. an der Semperoper Dresden und am Theater Bremen gibt die Pianistin und Sopranistin ihr Wissen nun in Graz am Institut für Musiktheater weiter.

Arnold Schoenberg Chor

Choir

The differentiation and plasticity with which Erwin Ortner's hand-picked ensemble of voices realises choral works from all epochs is unrivalled. The Arnold Schoenberg Choir, founded in 1972 and a regular guest at the Styriarte festival for decades, has won countless prizes - including the Grammy in 2002 for a St Matthew Passion under Nikolaus Harnoncourt.

Erwin Ortner

Direction

The doyen of Austrian choral music has been closely associated with the Styriarte festival for decades - also thanks to the congenial, "Grammy"- and "Echo"-award-winning collaboration of his Arnold Schoenberg Choir with Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Erwin Ortner is also Hofkapellmeister in Vienna and was the rector of the Vienna University of Music for many years.