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Solo für Cello

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Cellist Matthias Bartolomey Matthias Bartolomey spans the cello bow from Bach to the present and reveals the secrets of his very special instruments.

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What to expect

Music by Johann Sebastian Bach and Matthias Bartolomey – an arc spanning 300 years 

Duration: around 70 minutes without a break

Tickets

Prices: EUR 22 / 44 / 66

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

Cast

Matthias Bartolomey

Cellist Matthias Bartolomey
© Nikola Milatovic
Violoncello

Active in both classical music and jazz, Matthias Bartolomey comes from one of the most important Viennese music dynasties. His father and forefathers were Vienna Philharmonic musicians. His family background and his many years as solo cellist in the Concentus Musicus as well as his chamber music and solo activities with many renowned musicians have allowed Matthias Bartolomey to inhale both the baroque and the classical aesthetics of the violoncello.

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connecting past and present

„Solo – Zwei Instrumente I eine Sprache“, Matthias Bartolomey’s new solo programme is a musical dialogue spanning 300 years, from movements from Johann Sebastian Bach’s famous suites for violincello solo to Bartolomey’s own, new compositions, characterised by groove and rock. His choice of instruments also reflects this dialogue: Bartolomey plays Bach's suites on a cello built by David Tecchler in Rome in 1727, his own music on a contemporary copy of this historical instrument.

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