Underground line 3: St. Pauli
S-Bahn lines 1 / 2 / 3: Reeperbahn
Bus lines 16 / 112: St. Pauli or lines 16 / 111 / 112: Davidstraße
Sandrine Piau / Edgar Moreau / Haggai Cohen-Milo / David Kadouch
»Lieder ohne Grenzen« – Works by Franz Schubert, Arnold Schönberg, Richard Strauss, Alban Berg as well as Fusion Music / Martha Argerich Festival
Description
Sound meets club atmosphere, and vocal artistry meets electrifying intimacy: At the Martha Argerich Festival Hamburg, the Mojo Club on the Reeperbahn provides the stage for an evening blending expressionism, art song, and global grooves.
Arnold Schoenberg’s »Ode to Napoleon« opens this club program with a gripping musical theater piece for narrator and ensemble (featuring Annie Dutoit, David Kadouch, and members of the Moreau family, among others). This is followed by touching song miniatures by Alban Berg as well as songs by Richard Strauss, from “Die Nacht” to »Morgen,« featuring soprano Sandrine Piau. In Franz Schubert’s »Der Hirt auf dem Felsen,« her voice blends with strings and piano in poetic intimacy.
After the intermission, the perspective shifts: The Bustan Abraham Quartet, featuring Zohar Fresco, Haggai Cohen-Milo, Amir Milstein, and Taiseer Elias, ignites a captivating dialogue between classical music, jazz, and Middle Eastern soundscapes.
An evening full of contrasts—raw, intimate, and irresistibly alive.
Performers
Sandrine Piau soprano
Bustan Abraham Quartet
Raphaëlle Moreau violin
David Moreau violin
Adrien La Marca viola
Edgar Moreau violoncello
Haggai Cohen-Milo double bass
Amir Milstein flute
Taiseer Elias oud
David Kadouch piano
Jérémie Moreau piano
Zohar Fresco percussion
Annie Dutoit Erzählerin
Programme
»Lieder ohne Grenzen«
Arnold Schönberg
Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte für Streichquartett, Klavier und Sprecher op. 41
Alban Berg
Nacht / aus: Sieben frühe Lieder für eine Singstimme und Klavier
Die Nachtigall / aus: Sieben frühe Lieder für eine Singstimme und Klavier
Schilflied / aus: Sieben frühe Lieder für eine Singstimme und Klavier
Richard Strauss
Die Nacht / aus: Acht Lieder aus Letzte Blätter op. 10
Stiller Gang op. 31/4
Leises Lied op. 39/1
Das Rosenband op. 36/1
Morgen! op. 27/4
Franz Schubert
Der Hirt auf dem Felsen D 965
– Interval –
Bustan Abraham Quartet
»Four Brothers«
Promoter: Symphoniker Hamburg
Location : Mojo Club
Founded in 1989, the Mojo Club is a music club on the Reeperbahn in Hamburg. Until its closure in 2003, it was considered a pioneer in the field of modern breakbeat-oriented sounds such as acid jazz and had a major impact on dancefloor jazz. Reopened in 2013 under the Dancing Towers, the club offers space for up to 800 visitors on two levels and is also used as a venue for concerts.
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Getting here
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Parking
The Spielbudenplatz multi-storey car park and the Reeperbahn parking garages at Spielbudenplatz offer paid parking. Outbound via Zirkusweg, inbound via Reeperbahn.
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Accessibility
Barrier-free access possible.
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