Philharmonic Chamber Music Recital

Mahler / Toch / Shlomowitz

This concert has already taken place! 11 | 16 | 22 | 28
This concert has already taken place! 11 | 16 | 22 | 28
Philharmonisches Kammerkonzert
Philharmonisches Kammerkonzert © Claudia Höhne
  • Doors open 10:00

  • Start 11:00

  • Interval

  • End ca. 13:15

Music connects and creates identity and community and, like language, it is an integral part of the human experience. Ernst Toch’s »Geographical Fugue« is a good example of how these two forms of expression can be combined to wonderful effect when he transfers the melody and rhythm of language to musical form. Gustav Mahler’s Piano Quartet movement in A minor, composed when he was just sixteen years old with a youthful zeal and enormous reverence for his great role model Johannes Brahms, tells of searching for and finding his own musical language.

Performers

Nicholas Mogg baritone

Hibiki Oshima violin

Thomas Rühl viola

Merlin Schirmer violoncello

Anne von Twardowski piano

Programme

Gustav Mahler
Klavierquartettsatz a-Moll

Ernst Toch
Fuge aus der Geografie

Gustav Mahler
Rückert-Lieder / Bearbeitung für Bariton und Klavierquartett

– Interval –

Matthew Shlomowitz
Letter Piece 5: Northern Cities

Johannes Brahms
Piano Quartet No. 3 in C minor, Op. 60

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