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A celebration for Archduke Charles II at his castle
When Archduke Charles II died in Graz in 1590 at the young age of 50, he left his eldest son a well-ordered society, a flourishing court culture, and a court orchestra shaped by Italian musicians. Archduke Ferdinand would later take all of this with him to Vienna as Emperor, but under his father, Graz remained firmly at the centre of all innovations. Styriarte recounts this most glorious chapter in the history of Graz Castle at the very site of the events, with a wonderful panorama of songs, dance music and readings, sacred works, and secular revelry.
Programme
A celebration for Archduke Karl II at his castle on the Grazer Stadtkrone (Baroque hall, Castle Garden, Cathedral, Old University) with music by Johannes de Cleve, Annibale Padovano, Francesco Rovigo, Orlando di Lasso, and others.
You will experience:
At the Castle Garden
Capella HelveticaAt the Cathedral
Ensemble Cinquecento & GästeAt the Baroque hall
Christiane Willms, narrator, as Maria of Bavaria
Lucie Krajcírovicová, harpsichordVocalensemble Tanja Vogrin
Duration: approx. 2 hours
Tickets
Prices: EUR 52 / 78
Reductions:
U27 (for all under 27) & Ö1 Intro: 50 % reduction