At the invitation of the Berliner Philharmoniker
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Alexander Lonquich is famous not only for his nuanced sound, but also for his original programming. For this programme, he has chosen a wide range of colourful discoveries that convey maximum expressivity in short movements. Alongside Bruckner’s delicate Erinnerung, there are two ebullient piano sonatas by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, and these are offset by alternatingly powerful and melancholic works by composer in residence Wolfgang Rihm, who died in July. Little-known Novelettes by Robert Schumann, a master of the expressive piano miniature, also punctuate the evening.
Artists
Alexander Lonquich piano
Programme
Wolfgang Rihm
Klavierstück No. 5
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Piano Sonata in E minor, Wq 56 No. 1
Robert Schumann
8 Novelettes, op. 21: No. 1 in F major
Robert Schumann
8 Novelettes, op. 21: No. 2 in D major
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Piano Sonata in C major, Wq 65 No. 47
Robert Schumann
8 Novelettes, op. 21: No. 3 in B minor
Robert Schumann
8 Novelettes, op. 21: No. 4 in D major
Interval
Wolfgang Rihm
Wortlos I
Robert Schumann
8 Novelettes, op. 21: No. 5 in D major
Robert Schumann
8 Novelettes, op. 21: No. 6 in A major
Robert Schumann
8 Novelettes, op. 21: No. 7 in E major
Wolfgang Rihm
Wortlos II
Anton Bruckner
Erinnerung
Robert Schumann
8 Novelettes, op. 21: No. 8 in F sharp minor
Chamber Music Hall
16 to 38 €
Series U: Piano
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