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Dozentenkonzert - Schumann-Kreisel

Sunday, 12/8/2024 at 6:00 PM

Dozentenkonzert - Schumann-Kreisel

Sunday, 12/8/2024
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Works by Schumann, Bach, Widmann, Mendelssohn, and Hensel

Xenia Janković, Cello
Silke Avenhaus, Piano

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K & K Piano Duo: Rising Stars am neuen Flügel

The twin sisters Kanon and Kotone Yokoyama, born in 1998 in Kyoto, are the "Rising Stars". They won, among other accolades, the first prize at the "Roma International Piano Competition" in 2023 as a four-handed piano duo and as a duo at two pianos.

They study at the Stuttgart Conservatory under Professor Hans-Peter Stenzl. He is considered an internationally renowned interpreter in piano duo playing. The program is dedicated to the Classical and Romantic eras and begins with the Fantasy in F minor by Franz Schubert, which is one of Schubert's most important piano compositions. This is followed by a four-handed version of the "Kinderszenen" by Robert Schumann.

With Johann Wilhelm Wilms, a lesser-known composer of the Classical era, his Sonata in C major for four hands concludes the program, which the sisters presented in March 2023 as part of a baptism concert at Wilms' baptismal church in Witzhelden. Wilms composed, among other works, seven symphonies, five piano concertos, as well as vocal and chamber music.

Admission: 7:00 PM

Hohenloher Streichquartett und -quintett mit "Himmlische Ruhe – Irdische Unrast"

32 years of Hohenloher String Quartet: In 1992, the Hohenloher String Quartet gave its first concerts, and countless more have followed since this debut. The ensemble has played in almost unchanged formation since its founding.

The ensemble was formed during university years, studied, and drew inspiration from numerous greats in the field. In England, Italy, France, and throughout southern Germany, the stages where the Hohenloher String Quartet feels at home can be found.

Benjamin Kautter began playing the cello at the age of six. He won several national prizes at Jugend Musiziert and has had numerous solo appearances with orchestras. Besides his solo work, his great passion is chamber music. Since 2022, he has been a scholarship holder of YEHUDI MENUHIN Live Music Now Stuttgart e.V. and was also awarded the Hans-Schaeuble Award of the Arosa-Classical Festival in 2022.

The Piano Trio op. 17 was already Clara Schumann's most well-known work during her lifetime. However, when her husband Robert later began writing trios himself, Clara felt her own work was "too womanishly sentimental." And Joseph Joachim confessed to the composer in 1860: "I remember a fugato in the last movement – and that Mendelssohn once had great fun that I didn't believe a woman could compose something so 'serious and capable.'" The fugato in the development of the finale is not the only evidence of the work's "serious and capable" compositional style, which is indeed more oriented towards Mendelssohn's style than Robert's.

The great tragic figure among the Bohemian composers of the 19th century was Bedřich Smetana. As a mourning father, he also laid his daughter Bedriska to rest in the autumn of 1855. The piano trio he wrote in her honor carries the touching dedication: "In memory of our first child Bedriska, who delighted us with her extraordinary musical talent, but was snatched from us by relentless death at the age of four and a half years." The music of the trio is the embodiment of these lines. Franz Liszt, who heard these heartbreaking tones in Prague in 1856, was one of the few who understood the significance of this work.

Program:
Joseph Haydn (1732-1809): String Quartet op. 33,1 h minor
Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975): String Quartet No. 11 f minor op. 122
Franz Schubert (1797-1828): String Quintet in C major Opus post. 163, D 956

Artists:
Magdalene Kautter – 1st Violin
Dietrich Schüz – 2nd Violin
Wolfgang Hermann-Kautter – Viola
Jörg F. Baier – Cello

Complemented for the Quintet with
Benjamin Kautter – Cello

Entry: 19:00 Uhr

Sofja Gülbadamova präsentiert: Schumann, Brahms und Schumann

"Weltklassik am Klavier - Dialog der Liebe der berühmtesten drei Romantiker!"

Clara Schumann
Three Romances op. 21

Robert Schumann
Three Romances op. 28
1. Very marked
2. Simple
3. Very marked

Johannes Brahms
Four Serious Songs - Arrangement: Max Reger op. 121
1. "For it goes with man"
2. "I turned and saw all"
3. "O death, how bitter you are"
4. "If I spoke with the tongues of men and angels"

Robert Schumann
Fantasy Pieces op. 111
1. Very fast, with passionate expression
2. Quite slow
3. Strong and very marked

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Clara Schumann
Variations for piano on a theme by Robert Schumann f-minor op. 20

Robert Schumann
From: Bunte Blätter op. 99
1. Not fast, with sincerity
2. Very fast
3. Fresh
9. Novelletta
4. Quite slow
5. Fast
6. Quite slow, very songful
7. Very slow
8. Slow
12. Evening music
13. Scherzo

Entry: 4:30 PM

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