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Stefan Temmingh und Margret Köll

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Portrait Stefan Temmingh mit Blockflöte Stefan Temmingh , recorder star from Cape Town, and Harfenistin Margret Köll Margret Köll , harp magician from Tyrol, form an incomparable duo and explore music from the Baroque to the present day.

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Arias without words for recorder and harp:

The great melodies of Monteverdi, Handel und Gluck are just as brilliantly enchanting when played by a small ensemble, as demonstrated by recorder virtuoso Stefan Temmingh in his new programme, with Margret Köll on the Baroque harp. More recently, Danish composer Thomas Koppel dreamed up other “sound stories”. His Jewish family escaped the Holocaust by fleeing to Sweden, where he was born in a refugee camp. High time to perform his fusion of rhythm and blues, classical and jazz in Austria too.

Programme

Jacob van Eyck: Onse Vader in Hemelryck / Erik Satie: Choral hypocrite / Thomas Koppel: Neleʼs Dances / Johann Sebastian Bach: Partita, BWV 1006 / Christoph Willibald Gluck: Balletto from “Orfeo ed Euridice” / Claude Debussy: Syrinx / Astor Piazzolla: Oblivion / Domenico Scarlatti: Sonatas / Klaus Lang: splendor stellarum etc.

Duration: around 70 minutes without a break 

Tickets

Prices: EUR 24 / 48 / 72

Reductions:
U27 (for all under 27) & Ö1 Intro: 50 % reduction

Cast

Stefan Temmingh

Portrait Stefan Temmingh mit Blockflöte
© Harald Hoffmann
Recorder & Csakan

The South African, who was honoured with the OPUS Klassik in the "Concert Recording of the Year" category in 2022, is one of the world's top recorder players. Trained in Munich and Frankfurt, the artist performs as a soloist and chamber musician all over the world. He has been a professor at the Freiburg University of Music since 2019.

Margret Köll

Harfenistin Margret Köll
© Armin Link
Baroque triple harp & single pedal harp

As an early music specialist, the Austrian has made a name for herself with her unprecedented playing on the historical harp. However, her beginnings lie in the Tyrolean folk harp and in her contemporary Austrian folk ensemble “Die Knoedel” the harpist makes her roots visible as well.

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