The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen / Matthias Goerne / Paavo Järvi
Schubert
Beethoven, Schumann, Brahms – by concentrating on selected composers and producing racy new interpretations of their works, the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen has shown time after time why they are one of Germany’s best orchestras. Without fail, they discover exciting new facets to what we believe are familiar classics. Now, the audience favourite focus their attention in two consecutive Elbphilharmonie concerts on Franz Schubert, whose lieder ushered in the Romantic era.
Under the baton of their principal conductor Paavo Järvi, the Bremen musicians play sophisticated orchestral arrangements of the genre by composers such as Brahms, Webern and Britten. The soloist is this year’s Artist in Residence and experienced Schubert interpreter Matthias Goerne. The two concerts are crowned by Schubert’s »Tragic« (13 April 2018) and his »Great« Symphony (14 April 2018) respectively, highlighting the emotional extremes in the music of this Romantic genius.
Performers
Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen
Matthias Goerne baritone
conductor Paavo Järvi
Programme
Franz Schubert
Ouvertüre C-Dur »Im italienischen Stile« D 591
An Silvia D 891 / Bearbeitung: Alexander Schmalcz
Des Fischers Liebesglück D 933 / Bearbeitung: Alexander Schmalcz
Das Heimweh D 851 / Bearbeitung: Alexander Schmalcz
Ganymed D 544 / Bearbeitung: Alexander Schmalcz
Die Forelle D 550 / Bearbeitung: Benjamin Britten
Alinde D 904 / Bearbeitung: Alexander Schmalcz
– Interval –
Franz Schubert
Sinfonie Nr. 8 C-Dur D 944 »Große«
Zugabe des Solisten:
Franz Schubert
Stimme der Liebe D 412 / Bearbeitung: Alexander Schmalcz
Zugabe des Orchesters:
Ludwig van Beethoven
Ouvertüre zu »Die Geschöpfe des Prometheus« op. 43
Subscription
Elbphilharmonie for Newcomers
Series
Portrait Matthias Goerne